Top Restaurants in Port Phillip
Top Things to do in Port Phillip
Countries
Where to eat Mediterranean food in Port Phillip: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia including Cosi Bar Ristorante, Cucinetta, Claypots Seafood Bar, Cicciolina, Da Guido 365, Maha, Sud Food and Wine, Caffe e Cucina, Kamel, Cosi Bar Ristorante
Things to do in Port Phillip
10. Cosi Bar Ristorante
Cosi Bar Ristorante since 1996 It is one of Melbourne's food Institutions since 1996. Cosi has perfected the balance of classic and contemporary Italian cuisine.
Reviewed By 484russellr
A well established restaurant name.A well established restauranteur.In fact layout very similar to sister site only bigger.Each wine glass holds one bottle-ridiculous!Service excellent.Extremely noisy.Seating too cramped.Food-my pasta,a ball of glug,six vongole,one empty,main-swordfish thin with three 20 cent tates,two asparagus spears.Both courses tasteless.Tiramisu good.Choc profiteroles (one),tiny.Wine list good on expensive side.We spent $800 for four.Yes,we do drink too much.A expensive night when the food is a fail.There is a oneness with SthYarra restaurants.Cosi needs to do something about the food or people will not return.
9. Kamel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
Delightful local restaurant serving Middle Eastern/ North African inspired mezze dishes. Friendly service & Australian wine list. Perfect for couples, groups of friends & family dinners. Close to from Albert Park lake & the beach, only 3km from the CBD on
Reviewed By Maggles_12
Had dinner last Saturday with friends after booking online. We opted for the $40 banquet, the food was delicious and service very good. The restaurant is made up of smaller rooms which are decorated in a very individual, eclectic way and is easy to find after a short taxi ride from Southbank. We will return next time we're in town.
8. Caffe e Cucina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By NinaAzzopardi
Cafe e Cucina hosted a group of 45 staff members from Football Victoria for a late celebratory lunch this week. Not only was our meal absolutely beautiful, the service we received was so personalised, warm and friendly, weâve been talking about the experience in the office ever since. I cannot thank Mauro, Massimo, Arthur and the entire team enough for creating a very special afternoon for us.
7. Sud Food and Wine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
SUD is an intimate 45 seat Italian restaurant situated at 219 King street Melbourne This small upmarket restaurant on King st (between Lonsdale and Little Bourke) not only boasts fantastic seasonal produce, allowing the menu to constantly evolve daily but
Reviewed By Emanpee
An intimate, relatively small Italian restaurant in Melbourne CBD. White linen table cloths and experienced professional staff who set out to ensure dining there is enjoyable. A la carte menu and selection of daily blackboard specials offer plenty of temptation. Good wine list by glass or bottle. From the outstanding complimentary crusty bread to start, through entree, main and dessert, everything was first class. While a nice atmosphere, close proximity table spacing may put some off, especially for confidential or romantic discussions - however it appeared staff are aware of this and if not full, make every effort to seat incoming diners with space apart from others. Highly recommended for an excellent Italian meal and experience.
6. Maha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1606 reviews
Reviewed By Natti4
We were so impressed with every aspect of Maha. Upon arrival the staff were exceptional; friendly, professional and clearly well versed in the menu. The drinks list was impressive, and I highly recommend the blackberry cocktail if you like sweet drinks. We enjoyed the 6 course degustation and enjoyed every element of this menu. Highlights were the smoked ocean trout and hummus in the first cours, the charred young leeks in second, the beef manti in fourth and slow roasted lamb shoulder in fifth. Maha have clearly worked hard to create a special dining experience. The character of the restaurant is a stand out as is the exceptional customer service from booking through to your final moments in the restaurant. Cannot wait to go back!
5. Da Guido 365
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Our menu was drawn up with special focus on homemade pizza and pasta, which we prepare everyday using fresh natural ingredients. We use prime quality ingredients imported from Italy as well as select Australian products. To ensure genuine Italian taste an
Reviewed By Canucks-down-under
Looking for a new Italian in the city we went here based on Trip Advisor's positive reviews.Good looking room that is deceiving from the outside. Light wood and well spaced tables made it a comfortable space.Ordered Rocket & pear salad, Salmon Caserecce pasta and Salumi pizza. Salad and pizza were excellent and good portions. Quality ingredients on all. The pizza base was just right and stayed crispy in the middle unlike many wood fired pizzas were you end up with a soggy middle. My partner enjoyed the Caserecce but found the portion size a bit small commenting that I would still be hungry had I ordered it. Had a good Valpolicella Ripasso to go with it. $130 for the meal with wine being half of the bill.Service was excellent - prompt, friendly, not pretentious or hovering.Worth noting the pasta prices at Da Guido 365 are less than their location in Lygon street.Open for lunch and dinner but closed from 3-6 in the afternoon.Very much enjoyed this meal and will be back ourselves and with friends.
4. Cicciolina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By U5868UUmarks
Fabulous wait staff, Peter, helpful and friendly without taking over, especially since it took us about half an hour to make up our minds. Ordered drinks speedily delivered and after ordering meals were soon delivered hot and tasty. My beef rage was had lots of meat and a generous serving. Dessert was also nice ; the restaurant is ideal for a cheap and cheerful meal.
3. Claypots Seafood Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
Good food is shared food. The best seafood in town. Kitchen open 12pm - 10pm every day. Our side bar has live music daily and is open until 1am.
Reviewed By Tropicalshowers
One of the best seafood lunches (meals) we've ever had. Not only was the food fantastic and the decor fabulous, but our waitress was charming as well and we were so pleased we'd ventured inside. Actually the exterior of the restaurant was the first draw card! If we'd been staying in Melbourne longer, we would have ventured back, especially to enjoy a 'gig'. We shall definitely return when we venture south again. Many thanks to all :).
2. Cucinetta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By TravellingJs
Our 'local' turned out to e a highlight of our Melbourne stay. From the minute we stepped inside this tiny [27 sq m!] restaurant we felt at home. Our waitress, Carolina, was a gem - ensuring always that we had enough water and wine, and were enjoying our food, without ever being intrusive. Everything is made on the premises and served up with Italian music in the background. Just fabulous and can't be recommended highly enough.
1. Cosi Bar Ristorante
Cosi Bar Ristorante since 1996 It is one of Melbourne's food Institutions since 1996. Cosi has perfected the balance of classic and contemporary Italian cuisine.
Reviewed By 484russellr
A well established restaurant name.A well established restauranteur.In fact layout very similar to sister site only bigger.Each wine glass holds one bottle-ridiculous!Service excellent.Extremely noisy.Seating too cramped.Food-my pasta,a ball of glug,six vongole,one empty,main-swordfish thin with three 20 cent tates,two asparagus spears.Both courses tasteless.Tiramisu good.Choc profiteroles (one),tiny.Wine list good on expensive side.We spent $800 for four.Yes,we do drink too much.A expensive night when the food is a fail.There is a oneness with SthYarra restaurants.Cosi needs to do something about the food or people will not return.
Most Popular Italian food in Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia
