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Top 10 restaurants in Black Rock, Australia
Discover the best restaurant in Black Rock, Australia including Lobster Cave, Cerberus Beach House, Rumah Aneka Restaurant, Cafeteria, True South, Odo, Brown Cow Cafe, Sumalee, Six Keys Restaurant, The Parlor Milkbar & Kitchen
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1. Lobster Cave
Overall Ratings
4 based on 771 reviews
Reviewed By Ken D - Melbourne, Australia
Entree. Chilli squid - Charcoal prawns. Both excellent.
Mains. Lobster mornay excellent. - Surf and turf. All excellent except steak. A nice piece of steak served almost raw. Menu says "medium" still blue in the middle. Rare at the most.
Desert. Fig with icecream- excellent.
Wine list is limited. Suggest bring your own, if you want a particular wine.
Overall a very good place to dine.
2. Cerberus Beach House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 416 reviews
Award-winning beachfront restaurant upstairs serving locally sourced modern Australian seafood cuisine with Asian influence an unique wine list, warm Bayside welcome, and stunning 180 degree views over Half Moon Bay. Alternatively visit our take away kiosk downstairs and enjoy traditional fish & chips right on the beach.
Reviewed By BenYorkie - Malaysia
A good place to get food, drinks(no alcohol onthe beach) and snacks. There's a downstairs kiosk which serves the beach front crowd and also an upstairs sit down much posher restaurant(serves alcohol).
We had our grub from the kiosk - lovely grilled salmon, smashing crispy barramundi fish & chips, and a lovely fresh Greek salad. We also ordered a serve of calamari which wasn't as good as our other meals - pity; we found the batter around the calamari greasy and undercooked.
But hats off to Cerberus - overall we had a very good lunch, and at fair prices.
3. Rumah Aneka Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
We are very excited to announce that our newly renovated restaurant is now ready for your dining pleasure.
Reviewed By Rowan C
BYO Tick, Value Tick, Food mmmmm sort of a Tick.
Kids were after a basic food night without breaking the bank.........dad says "why, are you paying the bill?"........response is a chorus of Naahhhhs!
Not to worry, we dine for a grand total of $109. We are 5 adults, some young and a couple of older ones............but enough about us, it's about Rumah Aneka!
As said, the prices are not going to send anyone broke ($20 being the most expensive menu item) and of course the benefit of BYO will save plenty.
The food, if one stays with the basics (home made dimmies, spring rolls, soups etc) is pretty good, tasty and as spicy as required.
The seafood dishes were all pretty good, but some of the meat curries were a little tough. The specials we ordered were all tender and tasty, so you could stick with the specials board fare and be well rewarded.
Pretty basic setup, but a great place for a "cheapo" family night (otherwise known as an "away game argument" for our lot, I mean ...... we all need a change of scenery to encourage new banter).
More good news...........a new grog shop has opened up just a few doors to the east.
4. Cafeteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
I know, the name is incredibly basic, but the food is good. It is listed on Urban Spoon website and in the Australia Good Food Guide (AGFG) which is a very popular foody magazine. Black Rock is a southern suburb of Melbourne.
Reviewed By Laura F
A simple family run cafe. Coffee was good but the food was nothing special. Ordered poached eggs on toast which was served next too super thick, small triangles of toast - not enough surface safe to put the egg on so I ended up eating my super runny eggs solo. Next time I'm in Black Rock I'm going to head across the road to the patisserie for a salmon bagel which was $10 compared to $18 on the Cafeteria menu and which looked totally charming.
5. True South
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Argentinean Restaurant & Bar. The tapas style menu is ideal to share, with everything from Seafood to Suckling Pig, there is something on the menu for everyone. Cocktails, wine and the True South craft beers and ciders can be enjoyed at the bar or in the large outdoor dining section, which has a front row seat to the stunning sunsets over Port Philip Bay. True South offers private dinning, cocktail parties, weddings and more; if you have an occasion to celebrate please get in touch.
Reviewed By Trenham Ian Weatherhead - London, United Kingdom
We enjoyed our visit here a year ago so thought we should visit the Restaurant again, we were not disappointed the Service was excellent and the Sharing Dishes very good. Try the Spinach Starter, wonderful. We went for the Baramundy Fish and Steak that I had on Lentils quite superb and finished with a Coconut Cake and Coconut Parfait. The choice of wines excellent, the Pinot Noir excellent.
6. Odo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By MitchfromMelbourne - Melbourne, Australia
So the Cafe recently underwent a managment change we've just learnt and has also had some major cosmetic work done inside. Most importantly every aspect of the food and drink is really really good. With the coming months to add even more at this point we had a great selection of crossiants, cakes, rolls, wraps and baguettes to choose from. Highlights were the almond crossiant, the chocolate brownie and the coffee, bonus points for having a little biscuit with every coffee or tea!
7. Brown Cow Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Radar16 - Melbourne Australia
This is a well established restaurant in Hampton. It has a good varied menu and food is tasty. Most types of food are accommodated and the range of drinks will meet most tastes. Service is good and staff are friendly. Other than Sunday morning booking is not necessary. Great place to meet with family or friends and children are welcome and catered for. You can go to this restaurant on not be worried about everyone being satisfied. A good all rounder.
8. Sumalee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Abi C - Melbourne, Australia
Visited for a birthday dinner upon recommendations of friends. Bentwood chairs quaint but very uncomfortable. My sister and I both had the Fish on the Beach which was tasty and quite spicy with chilli throughout the dressing and on the fish. My father had the special ‘Honey Soy Ribs’ which he found a little sweet but very tasty. We were disappointed that there was only one panacotta available for dessert by the time we ordered but the restaurant is small so order early if you want to ensure you get what you want. Moderately priced restaurant but quality food that seemed fresh and well presented.
9. Six Keys Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By JaneJeffreys - Bayside, Australia
This has become our new 'go to' restaurant. It's warm and inviting. Staff are welcoming and the food never disappoints. You can share almost everything on the menu, so great for anyone like me who wants everything on the menu. There's always a small specials board with interesting options and the wine list has some lovely options by the glass.
10. The Parlor Milkbar & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By CheltenhamVIC - Melbourne, Australia
The Parlor is tucked away amongst the golf courses along Weatherall Road. It's a nicely renovated building that is bright and airy inside. In winter there's an open fire.
It has a huge all-day breakfast menu, basic lunch items from 12 and I think there were some dinner items. The meals are mid-sized and delicious. Plenty of drinks on offer. A note on the menu ask diners not to customise meals when they're busy.
Service is very good.
In good weather there's a small deck out the front.
We enjoyed our quick lunch for four.
