Carlton Restaurants With Disabled Access
Overwhelm your taste buds as a kaleidoscope of fusion flavours come together on the palate at Mint & Co Restaurant on University Street in Carlton. The brainchild of a group of friends with diverse et...
A blend of the words ‘flower', ‘love' and ‘life', Flovie on leafy Queensberry Street in Carlton is a destination café unlike any other in Melbourne. The double fronted, two-storey Victorian terrace is...
Carlton diners savour the art of Japanese barbequed meat at Shinbashi Yakiniku Melbourne on Lygon Street. Bringing authentic Oriental fare to the city's north, Shinbashi's sleek, elegant ambience embr...
Carlton locals follow the smell of coffee beans and tasty fare to Stovetop on Leicester Street. Sporting a trendy industrial fitout with a modern edge, pale timbers and 1960s inspired white decorative...
Warm Mediterranean hospitality and an exciting menu featuring classic Italian dishes are two things that make customers return at Da Salvatore in Carlton. Popular with students from the nearby Melbour...
Carlton locals get their Latin American groove on at Chalice Bar and Tapas on Lygon Street. Chill out to tunes while devouring a house special empanada washed down by a craft beer at this laid-back ea...
For a wholesome vegetarian experience for the mind, body and soul without leaving the city, take to Mantra Lounge. Housed in a beautiful terrace house in Carlton’s Grattan Street, Mantra Lounge is con...
Taking its name from the first British coffee advertisement dating back to 1652, The Vertue of the Coffee Drink is a coffee roastery and cafe kitchen tucked into Raffa Place laneway just behind Carlto...
Menu may include: Spaghetti with tiger prawns, fish pieces, blue swimmer crab, fresh tomatoes, garlic, chilli, olive oil & coriander
Open steak sandwich with bacon, egg, lettuce, cheddar cheese, chut...