I saw Mister Munro while out exploring the laneways of Melbourne, and I thought it looked elegant and interesting. Deciding to check it out for dinner, I made a booking and looked forward to seeing what they had to offer. The interior was beautiful and chic with plush seating areas and a modern and sophisticated dining room. Two additional rooms are available for functions and also look lovely. The green, black and white colour scheme is welcoming and it certainly has a feeling of luxe. Unfortunately the place was very quiet. Just a few small groups dining in, which is a shame as the venue has huge potential. The staff were lovely and very hospitable, but they weren't exactly run off their feet.

The menu is centred around fresh local produce, and what we ordered was quite tasty. Scallops were cooked perfectly and the ravioli entree was delicious and generous. Our mains of salmon and chicken with lentils were also excellent. The plating was attractive and the flavours worked really well together. We finished with a meringue dessert which was layered over sponge cake and berries. This was a lovely dessert with plenty of freshness and not too much sweetness. So pretty and appetising, and something I would order again.

I really enjoyed my evening at Mister Munro. It really is a gorgeous venue that has the potential to be something special. It's big open space and beautiful decor is begging for a large crowd to bring some life to the atmosphere here. It wouldn't take much for people to come here as the food is divine, the bar is well stocked and the staff are lovely.

We recently discovered Mister Munro when we decided to randomly walk down an alleyway, as you do in Melbourne.
The interior is classy and stylish, and I absolutely love the decor. This bar is perfect for a late night drink or two. We visited during happy hour (or, “don’t tell james” hour) and had a delicious red for $5 - what a find.