Melbourne Food Tour

Q: What are the famous things to do in Melbourne?

Drink the world’s best coffee: For all the coffee lovers out there, Melbourne is a one-stop destination for some of the best coffee in the entire world. Right from hosting a coffee expo to housing tours specific to coffee, the Melbourne food tour is an ideal way to explore the best coffees. If you are looking for the best cup of coffee, head over to Patricia, located on Little Bourke street, known for its exquisite coffee.Check out the Amazing Street Art: Once you are on a Melbourne food tour, you might come across some of the most beautiful graffitis out there. The entire city is very well known for its street art and it is of extraordinary quality and changes quite frequently. The creative outlook adds on a persona to the city and is appealing to the tourists as well.Visit Flinders Street Station and Federation Square: Opened in 1910, the entrance to Flinders Street Station is a symbol of Melbourne's culture. Visit the busiest railway station in Australia once you are inside, and indulge in experiences such as shopping or eating some delicious food. Right across the road, is the Federation square, a marvellous architectural feat.Rock Out: For all the rock music lovers out there, visit the Rock Out, home to Australian singer-songwriter-poet-author Nick Cave, and a popular place for even the international brands to perform. The live performances here are one of the best things to witness after the Melbourne Food tour.

Q: Which are the best restaurants in Melbourne?

Grill Americano: Nestled in the Flinders Lane, the aesthetics in Grill Americano is inspired by New York and northern Italy. With an extensive menu card, and an eloquent bar, you will find hand-made pastas, a range of starters and Bottarga. Fine dining here is complete, and a rather delicious and exquisite experience.Tipo 00: If you are someone who loves pastas, as much as the people of Melbourne do, then this is the place for you. Here, pasta making is not just a regular deal, but is more of an art form. Right from the gnocchi to the rabbit tagliatelle, each dish mentioned on the menu card is home-made. Do not forget to try out the classic Italian desserts here.Gimlet: Located in Russell Street, the entire experience at Gimlet is similar to stepping back into a bygone era. With a state-of-art decor, and a rather classical menu, few of the must try dishes here are signature wood-roasted southern rock lobster with saffron rice and bisque sauce, cured rainbow trout and mustard cucumbers and horseradish.

Q: Which are the best dishes to try on a Melbourne Food Tour?

Salt and pepper calamari: Straight from the Cantonese cuisine, the Salt and pepper calamari is provided with an Australian flavour to it. The dish carries a distinctive taste due to the added salt and pepper, and is one the best options to try out when on a Melbourne Food tour. Fairy Bread: For those who wish to savour something which is staple at Children’s parties, go for the Fairy Bread. With a colourful appearance due to small flavorful sprinkles cut into triangles, this dish comes in distinct shapes, themed colours or is sometimes even iced. This is a must try on a Melbourne Food tour.Chicken Parma: A very well-known and common dish in the Australian pubs, this Italian origin Australian style chicken comes with unique flavours and creative additions such as ham or prosciutto. Parma is used in a variety of dishes such as sandwiches, pasta, pies or chips and even salad. There is also a chicken parma restaurant in Melbourne, specially for providing the best Parma experience.

Question 1

What is the best time to visit Melbourne?

Answer

Between the months of September and November, the city is pleasant and welcoming due to the spring season, followed by which, from the months of March to May, is also ideal due to the autumn season. Since the weather is just perfect for both outdoor and indoor activities, you can visit Melbourne during any of these given months.

Question 2

What are the famous things to do in Melbourne?

Answer

Drink the world’s best coffee: For all the coffee lovers out there, Melbourne is a one-stop destination for some of the best coffee in the entire world. Right from hosting a coffee expo to housing tours specific to coffee, the Melbourne food tour is an ideal way to explore the best coffees. If you are looking for the best cup of coffee, head over to Patricia, located on Little Bourke street, known for its exquisite coffee.
Check out the Amazing Street Art: Once you are on a Melbourne food tour, you might come across some of the most beautiful graffitis out there. The entire city is very well known for its street art and it is of extraordinary quality and changes quite frequently. The creative outlook adds on a persona to the city and is appealing to the tourists as well.
Visit Flinders Street Station and Federation Square: Opened in 1910, the entrance to Flinders Street Station is a symbol of Melbourne's culture. Visit the busiest railway station in Australia once you are inside, and indulge in experiences such as shopping or eating some delicious food. Right across the road, is the Federation square, a marvellous architectural feat.
Rock Out: For all the rock music lovers out there, visit the Rock Out, home to Australian singer-songwriter-poet-author Nick Cave, and a popular place for even the international brands to perform. The live performances here are one of the best things to witness after the Melbourne Food tour.

Question 3

How much time do we need for the Melbourne Food Tour?

Answer

The entire Melbourne food tour activity takes up to about 3 hours in total, and the total walking distance is around 1.5 kilometres. Guests are requested to arrive 15 minutes prior to the starting time of the activity to avoid any inconvenience and last-minute confusion.

Question 4

Which are the best restaurants in Melbourne?

Answer

Grill Americano: Nestled in the Flinders Lane, the aesthetics in Grill Americano is inspired by New York and northern Italy. With an extensive menu card, and an eloquent bar, you will find hand-made pastas, a range of starters and Bottarga. Fine dining here is complete, and a rather delicious and exquisite experience.
Tipo 00: If you are someone who loves pastas, as much as the people of Melbourne do, then this is the place for you. Here, pasta making is not just a regular deal, but is more of an art form. Right from the gnocchi to the rabbit tagliatelle, each dish mentioned on the menu card is home-made. Do not forget to try out the classic Italian desserts here.
Gimlet: Located in Russell Street, the entire experience at Gimlet is similar to stepping back into a bygone era. With a state-of-art decor, and a rather classical menu, few of the must try dishes here are signature wood-roasted southern rock lobster with saffron rice and bisque sauce, cured rainbow trout and mustard cucumbers and horseradish.

Question 5

Which are the best dishes to try on a Melbourne Food Tour?

Answer

Salt and pepper calamari: Straight from the Cantonese cuisine, the Salt and pepper calamari is provided with an Australian flavour to it. The dish carries a distinctive taste due to the added salt and pepper, and is one the best options to try out when on a Melbourne Food tour.
Fairy Bread: For those who wish to savour something which is staple at Children’s parties, go for the Fairy Bread. With a colourful appearance due to small flavorful sprinkles cut into triangles, this dish comes in distinct shapes, themed colours or is sometimes even iced. This is a must try on a Melbourne Food tour.
Chicken Parma: A very well-known and common dish in the Australian pubs, this Italian origin Australian style chicken comes with unique flavours and creative additions such as ham or prosciutto. Parma is used in a variety of dishes such as sandwiches, pasta, pies or chips and even salad. There is also a chicken parma restaurant in Melbourne, specially for providing the best Parma experience.