This would be one of the best creative/funky buildings in Port Melbourne.
On the ground floor there are meeting rooms, board room and offices along with its own cafe and a large function/ showroom, bathroom, kitchen and storage areas.

Lucky Port Melbourne!

My Sister Says is an intimate, local cafe with fantastic coffee and great food... and a beautiful, simple space. Eclectic decor and a long communal bench keep things interesting for solo diners until your food arrives at My Sister Says

Christmas has brought some change to the dining scene down at Beacon Cove. Of the three restaurants overlooking the nautical beacon itself, Hollyhock is more affordable, if least exciting option.

Opens  Mon-Thu,Sun 9am-11pm;

              Fri-Sat 9am-12:30am

C'est Bon Melbourne is owned and operated by Amélie Bonnet, daughter of French Chef / Restaurateur Michel Bonnet. A small restaurant run with rigour and enthusiasm... and the owner clearly cares a great deal for the task at hand. The place deserves custom and loyalty.

Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar

Immerse yourself in the culture of Dalmatino with a morning espresso and newspaper, or a bowl of gnocchi and a glass of Merlot at lunch.

Dalmatino is a great place to enjoy a beer and chat in the mid-afternoon sun on Bay Street, or a fine meal with a good bottle of wine at night.

A very modern and sleek looking Fish and Burger Bar with both take-away and dine-in options. This place is ideal for summer with plenty of people watching when you sit outside and then in the cooler months, jump back in and grab yourself a spot inside under a heater.

A brightly coloured, friendly eatery in Port Melbourne, Ora-Thai serves up authentic Thai dishes in a relaxed setting. The curries are a popular option, and include chicken panang, masaman beef and laksa curry noodles with vegetables. Most of the dishes can be customised to suit your tastes, with chicken, beef, lamb, seafood and vegetarian varieties on offer.

If you like super spicy, super flavoursome Thai cuisine you are eating at the wrong restaurant. Not only does this Thai restuarant is aimed at Western tastebuds, they also advertised that there is no MSG and use as little oil as possible. That being said, the food is still full of flavour with other herbs like galangal, lemongrass and lime.

Pedros is a family owned and run business; we have been operating for the last 18 years. You can find us near the Port Melbourne Town Hall and Library.

To ensure the quality of our freshly made products we use authentic ingredients as listed below.

The massive windows of PM's Cafe, which ensure a stunning view of all the happenings occurring on Bay Street, are lined with a long, thin bar (for plates, papers and elbows).

D'lish Fish is situated on Port Phillip Bay adjacent to historic Station Pier. They offer a fantastic selection of fabulous fish and chips, delicious seafood, succulent salads, ice creams, cold drinks and coffee!

Our grocery store stocks:

• Organic Fruit & Veg

• Organic & Natural Groceries

• Vitamins & Supplements

• Gluten Free & Special Dietary Groceries

Our Wholefoods Cafe serves:

If you are a seafood and wine lover then this will be your kind of restaurant. The wine list is sensational, and on offer by the glass, and the fresh catches delivered are the stuff of legends.

'The first deli cafe on Bay st, and shall remain the best'

Jump ship to the Tall Ship Cafe Deli, a cute little gourmet bistro/deli on the busy Bay Street shopping and dining strip.

John Lethlean of Epicure said, “The Graham is more Melbourne than Flinders St Station.”

The Pier is a heady mixture of restaurant, bars, function spaces and private roof top decking. It’s an urban destination of dining, mingling and celebrating!

The highly acclaimed restaurant has a menu outlining traditional Greek and Mediterranean flavours with a contemporary approach and allows you to sample all styles with impressive share entrees, a selection of main courses and a specialisation for fresh market fish.