Brighton Restaurants With Bar
Popular Cuisines : Cafe Modern Australian Italian Japanese Seafood Bakery Indian Vietnamese
A true Melbourne dining experience, enjoy the finest seafood the region has to offer at Waterfront Brighton on Church Street. With more than 100 years in hospitality, the Zampelis family welcomes g...
Take flight on a culinary journey around the globe at Brighton’s The Timbuktu Café on Wilson Street. Tucked away from the busy streets of this Melbourne suburb, this café is that quiet place where ...
Pizza, pasta and hearty bistro mains await Brighton diners at Rocksalt Café on Bay Street. Chill out at streetside tables and people watch while sipping an ice-cold glass of wine, or in a relaxed h...
Serving Brighton diners since 1981, Shalimar Indian Restaurant is arguably Melbourne's longest-standing Indian restaurant. Over the years, this establishment – graced with elegant gold chandeliers,...
Charming the folk of Brighton with a flamboyant Italian confidence is Cucina & Co restaurant on New Street. A recent addition to the town’s dining precinct, locals are seen flocking to this energet...
For tantalising all-day dining in suave surrounds, join a trendy crowd mingling at Half Moon gastro pub, bar and bistro on Church Street, Brighton.
Whether seated alfresco along Martin Street in Brighton, or inside cheerfully taking in the beige mosaic tiled bar, grey textured walls and glass table tops, 10 Greek Plates is a place to kick back...
Brighton diners savour the authentic tastes of India as they are taken on an aromatic culinary journey at Shiraaz By Rajputana on Bay Street. This popular dining destination boasts a contemporary v...
For a relaxing meal with friends or family in Brighton, head to New Bay Hotel. Its warm deco stylings and friendly hospitality makes a great place to unwind after an evening stroll along Brighton B...
Feast as they do in the Mediterranean at tapas bar, restaurant and shisha venue, House of Pan on Platform 1 of the Middle Brighton Railway Station. Softly illuminated, House of Pan emanates a moody...
