The Melbourne Supper Club

Aumee Ahmed

It's all about the ambiance!! Between the almost invisible entryway, to the dimly-lit interior, the massive window and the very English/European servers; you'll feel transported to another time (think Victorian-Era London). We usually head in for a late-night coffee and dessert. The food is good, but a tad over-priced. But if you are looking for a place to have a bit of a romantic tête-à-tête, this is it!

Ian Jindal

Laid back hideaway on the first and second floors with a Chesterfield-meets-bistro speakeasy vibe. 40 page winelist and a one-side menu greet you upon arrival. Seating is a mix of shared sofas and normal bistro tables. Wine list is impressive and well-navigated by the staff. Food was varied (Japanese chicken via Canadian fries-and-cheese to Korean curry via minute steak) and surprisingly good. Classic casual, chilled venue.