Secret Recipe Melbourne Central

The lovely waitress provided us with excellent service. I enjoyed the variety of options on the menu, which caters to a wide range of tastes. I would definitely return to this restaurant.

I am surprised to see so many good reviews for these. the menu was interesting, but everything was quite expensive. I just wanted a little bit light, but it wasn't possible to order any of the sandwiches. I ordered with aioli fried calamari. it was very decent, nothing special.

A rather strange fusion of European and Asian specialties, mixed with a wiener coffee shop and american hamburger joint. sounds as if it were 't working, but surprisingly, it does! they would not describe the aromen as authentic, but they are certainly delicious. it is a rather hip environment and the service is both efficient and friendly. all in all a good place for a cheap coffee and cake or a satisfying (and rather filling) lunch.

The hotel is conveniently located in the central shopping center of melbourne. it is a nice cozy corner with comfortable seating. we ordered a spaghetti bolognese and black pfeffer huhn. both came pretty fast and tasted amazing. finished with a piece of Black Forest-Gateau cake from her bakery, which was so delicious, it was heaven with every spoon. they also have a versatile menu of Asian and some seafood as well as burger and steak. for travelers who are looking for halal food, this box is from their 100% neck.

The service at this restaurant was both friendly and efficient. I appreciated the fact that I could recharge my laptop while dining, as there were many power outlets available, clearly catering to the students in the area. The spaghetti bolognese was delicious, and I was intrigued by their no pork products policy. I decided to try the beef "bacon" on my friend's burger, and it was fantastic! The prices were also very reasonable.