I’m skeptical of the negative 1 star reviews that this place has received. Many were from people who’d only ever written 1 review and they were all posted at the same time. Deciding to come here was in fact, a great decision. Located in an arcade between Victoria Parade and Albert Street, it’s protected from the bustle of Melbourne’s street noise. I ordered a gourmet Moroccan lamb pizza in a small size for $13. Good value. Just the perfect amount for me. Taste was superb, with very nice pasta base (which are made onsite and not prepackaged as is becoming more common) and tender lamb with capsicum, spinach and tzarziki drizzled over the lot. Managed to snap some photos of what else was being served. Although a weeknight, it was pretty busy and doing a brisk trade. Well patroned by the staff and visitors to the nearby hospital and health care facilities in the area, Tribeca is a favourite with those locals who consistently return for their pizza and pasta fix. plus when there is a game at ‘The G’, fans flock here for their pre or post game food fox. Greg is the host who keeps this place buzzing. His enthusiasm for his business is infectious and customer service is outstanding. Encouraging to know that Friday and Saturday nights are now rocking with live music and a DJ. Plus there is seating outside undercover for the warmer parts of the year. Tribeca endeavour to cater for dietary requirements. Wheelchair friendly. In fact saw a double pram make it through the door when I was here. Kid friendly. High chairs available. Parking isn’t too bad. Just make sure you know what the times are on the signs as the inspectors can be quick off the mark.