Holy Basil in Croydon Victoria has a very simple vision, to bring wholesome, delicious and exciting food to the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Our dream at Holy Basil was to create an exciting diner in the Eastern suburbs where people can relax, come together, have fun and enjoy proper homemade food in a very inclusive environment. We are proud to deliver 100% vegan and Vegetarian options at Holy Basil, use free-range eggs and source only sustainably caught seafood as well as a range of other exciting meals with 95% of the menu being gluten free.At Holy Basil we make our own curry pastes, sauces, desserts, chilli jam, and roti.We happily use gluten free soy and 100% pure fish sauce.We greatly appreciate your support in choosing to dine at Holy Basil. Chefs Duncan Robertson and Julia Robertson look forward to seeing you.
To us, modern Australian brunch is about mixing European cooking techniques with a broad range of flavours – from Asia to the Middle East. Our vision was born from our love of socialising and the joy of sharing memorable experiences with one another.We’re hospitalitarians. We took over the reins of Mammoth Café in August 2018, and since then we’ve been optimising our offering with the help of our in-house industry professionals. We pride ourselves on being a local hotspot and the first vital caffeine stop of your day. We are located on the edge of Armadale and Toorak, adjacent to Toorak train station. Our space was designed by Technē Architecture and features a north facing, plant filled interior with a spacious outdoor service area. Cooking with locally sourced quality ingredients and serving premium Inglewood coffee, our baristas and chefs are the best in the business.
Welcome to Shu, once the name of Sichuan province, southwest China, now home of innovative plant-based cooking in Collingwood, Melbourne Currently we are offering a 10 course vegan degustation. Inspired by Sichuan cuisine, this plant based set menu is all about innovated Chinese cuisine, embracing the healthy plant eating and showcasing seasonal local Victorian produce. From raw and chilled appetisers to fiery but mouthwatering authentic Sichuan flavours of the street food to complimenting premium wines and cocktails, Shu takes you on an adventurous journey of modern Chinese cooking.
Nevedya is Food for the Spirit, an organic plant-focussed restaurant & cafe in the Dandenong Ranges outside Melbourne. We serve wholefood vegetarian and vegan world cuisine with flavours from India, Asia, the Middle East, Europe and beyond. Our ingredients are healthy, ethical, organic, seasonal and showcase produce from local farms and growers.Run by husband and wife duo Daniel and Shakti, it is an experience to bring you back to your true self. The food is a cleansing experience of reconnecting to nourishment at its untainted roots.All the food is designed and created by female head chef Shakti Iyer with intention to nurture, transform and heal.Inspired by Indian restaurants, Ayurveda and our travels throughout the world expect to taste our famous Ayurvedic khichadi, Sri Lankan masala dosa, world fusion tapas, plant-based all day breakfasts and our amazing organic and healthy desserts!
Situated in the Dandenong Ranges in a beautiful art deco building. Freshly baked scones everyday, served with our house made jams & double cream. Licensed & available for functions.
Ok Billy Souvlaki Bar offers a true taste of Greece, served just 250m from Mordialloc beach.Indulge in lunch, dinner or dessert with their extensive menu featuring authentic Greek food and beverages. Gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options are available. Dine in to listen to traditional Mediterranean music, occasionally performed by a live band! Takeaway and catering options are available, also. It is typically recommended to book a table to secure your spot at one of Mordi's most lively restaurants.
ONDA Bar & Eatery | RichmondSitting on Bridge Road in Richmond, ONDA is a modern Latin restaurant and cocktail bar, and the only 100% coeliac-certified venue in the area. Every single dish on the menu is gluten-free. Not a separate section, not a modified version. All of it.The food is built for sharing. Small plates, big flavours, and a Feed Me menu that lets the kitchen think for you. The cocktails are the kind you order a second one of before you've finished the first. And the room has that rare energy where it feels buzzy and fun without making you raise your voice to have a conversation.It works for all of it, date nights, group dinners, birthdays, or just a Tuesday that deserves better than staying home.Bottomless Brunch runs weekly. Private events and functions are welcome.Book a table now! You'll already be planning your next visit by the time dessert arrives.
Colonel Tan's affordable menu combines traditional Thai cuisine with a cheeky American diner aesthetic. The name is a tribute to legendary Thai pop star Tan Punturaumporn. Years ago, Tan’s kitchen staff took to calling him the Colonel when they started serving a Five Spice Chicken that brought to mind a certain chicken-loving colonel from America’s Deep South. Located on Melbourne's trendy Chapel Street you can stop in for dinner, check out some art installations, exhibitions, live music or watch the venue turn into the infamous Revolver Upstairs nightclub!
Curry Cafe is a neighbourhood Indian restaurant at 73 High Street, Northcote, serving curry since 1995. We roast and grind our own spices and serve classic curries, tandoori dishes and fresh naan, with vegetarian, vegan and meat options. Choose your curry mild, medium or hot, settle in for a relaxed dinner, or order takeaway and delivery. Open daily from 5:30 pm. Stay spicy!
Tommy Ruff is everything seafood! Unique flavours and an affordable seafood experience, from classic fish & chips through to a diverse selection of freshly grilled, healthy quality local seafood and more! Hotpots, burgers and non fish options are available. Serving sustainably sourced seafood. Fully licensed bar & cocktails. Enjoy a large selection of fresh fish, whole fish, platters, prawns and daily market specials.Located on the Main Street in Mordialloc - across the road from the Mordialloc Station.
