I migliori ristoranti per il tè del pomeriggio a Hawthorn East

My wife and I dined at 5:30 ahead of a 7:30 concert at Hamer Hall. The place was about half full. Service was excellent. The food was good, although my lamb shank was a little tough. The happy hour drinks prices before 6pm were appreciated. We would definitely recommend The Barre, the only restaurant currently working at the Arts Centre.

Everything was perfect. Thanks so much to all the chefs and staff. It was lovely one of the staff took the instant photo for us. Thank you

We dined on Saturday evening. The food is not too fancy. Pretty straight forward. Good servings. The entrees were basic, fried cauliflower & calamari. The broccoli with the main (chicken) was not cooked, could cut it with a knife so had to leave it. The chicken was fine and tasty, my partner had the beef cheek, on mashed potatoe, he said it was good. The dessert was white chol. metifluer (can't pronounce it) too difficult to eat with a spoon, our hands were sore after trying to cut through the pastry, but it tasted nice. This is supposed to be 5 star hotel, I don't think it is. I would say it's 4 star. The server who took our order was really lovely and pleasant. The guy bringing the water around was friendly, but smelt of bad BO, and it wafted around as he was walking around, that can put you off your meal. We weren't let hungry which is a positive.

My partner and I had the best dining experience with Chef Misaki. Every bite was delicious and she went above and beyond to make this experience intimate and unique.