Wine Bar Melbourne

The dedication to our craft is visible in our selection process. Our team carefully handpicks every product at The Gourmet Pantry. This meticulous approach ensures that we only stock items that meet our high standards of taste and quality. Mount Zero Olives is a family-owned olive grove three hours west of Melbourne on the northern edge of the Grampians National Park in Victoria. Planted in the 1940s, The Mount Zero olive grove is one of the oldest in Australia.
Our main dining room is ideal to settle in and relax, offering full ‘a la carte’ so you can sit back & enjoy. Cloudwine’s sister store, specialising in – you guessed it – European swell season chardonnay wines. Same-day delivery available in Melbourne, otherwise 2–3 business days. It only sells hard-to-get French wines, which the owner has access to through family connections.

Pull up a stool and design your own charcuterie board from what's before you. The Enoteca Boccaccio list is a dynamic selection of our favourite wines from local and international producers. It is curated by our team to reflect the best vintages and compliment the current menu offer. The deep rich flavours of red wine are brilliant for complimenting the flavours of rich sauces, and roasted meats. If you’re planning on serving seafood that has a subtle flavour  you can pair it very well with a light red wine (e.g. Pinot Noir), or a well-developed white wine, such as a Chardonnay, or a Semillon.
Commune Balcony has a capacity of 20 guests for seated dining and up to 35 guests for cocktail events. Commune Dining Room has a capacity of up to 80 guests for seated dining and up to 150 guests for cocktail events. Our back balcony is an ideal private dining  space, complete with relaxed linen and greenery, and stunning views of Melbourne’s iconic city scape, such as Flinder’s Street Station and Southwark Cathedral. Stay on top of the latest gifting trends and be the first one to get an update on our the latest packages and offers. We are a small venue with limited table seating available, so we place reservations across the entire dining room.
Our bestselling Melbourne Hampers and Melbourne Gift Baskets all include Free Australian delivery on all hampers over $80. View our range of best selling hampers below as well as the local Melbourne Artisan producers' products we use in our Melbourne Hampers. At Cigar Brothers, we handpick our collection of exquisite gift boxes. Each box is a carefully crafted treasure designed to delight and impress.

I notice you like to live in Dandenong - based on your other posts. Perhaps it would be best if you stayed in your own neighbourhood, rather than trying to rubbish neighbourhoods you don't live in. The only time Balwyn gets busy is of an evening between 6.00pm and 6.30pm on Whitehorse Rd - and I think you will find that is due to our safe 40km limits rather than the amount of traffic. Well done Boroondara for running such a fanastic transport system. I am not sure what part of Balwyn you live in, however, my streets are as quiet as a mouse. Not easy shopping or public transport unless you have a car.
At any time, there are at least 20 outstanding coffees listed on its “freezer menu”. This paddock-to-plate cafe and bistro sources much of its produce directly from the owners’ Gippsland farm, and uses it to serve up hearty breakfasts, plus harvest dinners with local DJs and booze. This energetic warehouse cafe is ground zero for specialty coffee in Melbourne, and rightfully a destination for local and interstate coffee fiends. Alongside a solid bean roster , it also serves a crowd-favourite eggs Benedict spinoff with waffles and four-litre goon bags of ready-to-drink cold filter coffee.

Balwyn North was a mixture of expensive suburban houses with beautiful gardens, and decayed dairy farms  and orchards with tumbled down fences awaiting subdivision. The shops at Burke Road and Doncaster Roads are known as Dickens Corner, the site of G.J. Coles and Co's first Supermarket , which traded under the S.E. The technical  storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes.
The well-loved laneway institution has expanded beyond brunch. It’s now offering French cocktails, wine on tap and elevated Euro snacks in a 250-square metre space. Even though it opened back in 2009, this cafe and roastery is still one of the most popular  cafes in Brunswick. The interiors are spacious, with comfortable chairs and cosy booths. And the food is adventurous, but it won't veer too far away from anyone's comfort zones. Terror Twilight takes its name from a song by American rock band Pavement – but there’s nothing scruffy or faded about this Collingwood classic.