Melbourne Restaurant Guide
Melbourne Italian Restaurant Reviews
Welcome to our Melbourne Italian restaurant reviews guide where you'll find top restaurants off the beaten path, both locally owned and chain. In fact, some of the best restaurants in the Melbourne just might be the little mom and pop operations flying under the radar. For some of the best picks in Melbourne, you've come to the right place.
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Just wonderful! Everything from the salad, to the entre to the deserts. Service is friendly and personable. Food is freash and of the highest quality. It is authentic Italian food, not the typical Americanized stuff covered in red sauce. There are even about 30 types of Italian cookies to choos...
Handy location right next to the movie theater. Great place to eat if you havn't all ready eaten too much popcorn. They have a guy especially for bringing you your wine! And we didn't get to taste them, but the cookies looked delicious.
I will never order from any other Italian Resaurant for a specialty item.. They made my husband and I's wedding cake, and we continue to return for everything from fresh moz cheese to Italian Cookies, and a special date for just the two of us is always perfect...Our favorite Hands Down..
Excellent& delictable Italian lunch choices. Always go with the special if one is offered, you will be glad you did. The service is most impressive,total professionals.
I just returned from a pretty awful Olive Garden Restaurant experience. I have always enjoyed their soup,salad and breadsticks for lunch. I always ask for Romaine lettuce instead of iceberg for the salad and it has not been a problem for the past year since I had been ordering the salad this way...
The food is not fantastic, but it is very adequate, and the portions, with the refills, are always ok. The service is usually ok, and the pricing is fair. Good deserts, particularily the tiaramisu.