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Glen Eira, Victoria Food Guide: 5 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bentleigh
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Bentleigh. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. Bentleigh is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 13 km south-east of Melbourne's central business district. Its local government area is the City of Glen Eira. At the 2016 Census, Bentleigh had a population of 16,153.
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1. Wolfe & Molone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Martin A
Bentleigh doesn't exactly scream 'Hospitality Hotspot' (YET), Wolfe and Malone along with a few others are starting an exciting trend and I'm pleased they're doing it well.Wolfe and Malone have an amazing bunch of staff who are passionate about the food and wine on offer. We enjoyed the platter a bit too much, we only live 1km away but the temptation was there to get an uber home. Selection of Wine and Beer is also on point, you'll be spoilt for choice.Team W&M: keep up the good work, I hope the local community will continue to support you.
2. Nevsky Russian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Experience the delights of Russia and Eastern Europe with traditional fare and the culinary extravagance of the Tsars.The restaurant is named after the famous main boulevard of Saint Petersburg, Nevsky Prospekt - home of our Chef and a magnificent city fu
Reviewed By Ozzy-Kunnu
Yearning to try Russian cuisine, we finally made it happen after hearing good things about Nevsky.Quite few can come close to.producing flavors that are synonymous to their country of origin and it's safe to claim that @nevskyrestaurant is one of those rare gemsThanks to our 9 months stay in Russia, our taste-buds were able to relish and register flavors from the cuisine that has culminated from fusing Bit of European and Asian Cuisine into what's locally grown and bred with subtle flavors.Ordered Russian Mule, Russian Vodka and an Apple and Cinnamon based Vodka drinktogether with Strogonoff, Fricassee (obviously,have been missing Russian version of Julianne), Potato and Caramelised Varenikee (Dumplings), Sosiski and Chicken KutletyIt's hard to not love anything that's quite close what we have relished in Russia (I'm sure you are tired of reading this ) but Sosiski (perfectly cooked yummy sausages served with caramelised onions) and Stroganoff (Veal cooked in cream and served with Buckwheat) were easily the Dish of the daySimply binged on Julienne aka Fricassee and it was quite close to second best.Hospitality, very friendly and charming. Pricing, just perfect for the portions and taste.Vegetarians / Vegans have just one or two options so don't expect muchCocktails were Superb!!Definitely visiting.
3. Le Cinque Terre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Le Cinque Terre brings an exciting mix of Spanish and Italian flavours to Bay Street, Brighton. This cheerful tapas and antipasto bar boasts a cosy dining room with an open kitchen, making guests feel at home as they watch their creations being cooked. Th
Reviewed By Kate W
My husband, my son and I had dinner on a recent Sunday evening in the Garden Room at the back of this restaurant. We had a selection of tapas which were beautifully presented and delicious and then we each had a main and we were all delighted with out choices. The meals were beautifully presented and delicious and the service was really excellent with a very friendly and helpful waiter. From the street, the restaurant is deceiving as one has no idea of the lovely atmosphere in the Garden Room at the rear of the restaurant. We will definitely be returning.
4. Rocksalt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By Kerrie K
Called in here for a quick bite on my way to appointment.Great service, excellent salt and pepper calamari.Expensive for the offering and the rather flat ordinary atmosphere. Just to be clear this cafe is in Bay Street Brighton and is most definitely not Austrian!!
5. Bistro La Provence
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Bistro La Provence celebrates traditional french seasonal food, beverage and the culture of Provence. We pride ourselves on ensuring your experience is one you will remember and want to share with your friends and family.
Reviewed By selwyna_13
First visit turned out to be a pleasant surprise. Excellent menu loaded with many typical French dishes. Friendly efficient service in a wonderful ambience which happened to be Bastille evening. Recommend the calamari , steak tartare , boullibase soup , escargots. Will definitely return.
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