Melbourne restaurants recommendations

[Irv]

Im taking the 'hugs-n-kisses' out for her birthday next weekend but I've got to bring the mother-in-law and the kids (ages 3 & 5) as well.

Can any Melbournians recommend a nice classy restaurant that will facilitate the kids and our needs? Anywhere from the inner city to the south/south east of Melbourne.

 

[bhall41]

How about downstairs at The Point at Albert Park lake. Good for kids, as they can play outside.

 

[meister]

The restaurant called Sicilian Vespers it's in Carlton...excellent

 

[Nugget]

how quiet are your kids? can they sit through it and be invisible and unheard?

 

[AndrewRogers]

Originally Posted by Irv

Im taking the 'hugs-n-kisses' out for her birthday next weekend but I've got to bring the mother-in-law and the kids (ages 3 & 5) as well.

Can any Melbournians recommend a nice classy restaurant that will facilitate the kids and our needs? Anywhere from the inner city to the south/south east of Melbourne.

When you say your mother in law is aged 3, I take it you are referring to her mental age

 

[Irv]

Originally Posted by bhall41

How about downstairs at The Point at Albert Park lake. Good for kids, as they can play outside.

Sounds good... I had heard good things about The Point and hadn't got there yet. Thanks for the tip.

 

[Irv]

Originally Posted by Nugget

how quiet are your kids? can they sit through it and be invisible and unheard?

Not too many kids are quiet and invisible at 3 & 5 however if we throw them outside at The Point, then at least we can't hear them

 

[Nugget]

Originally Posted by Irv

Not too many kids are quiet and invisible at 3 & 5 however if we throw them outside at The Point, then at least we can't hear them

Sounds win, win and win if the mother-in-law is not a strong swimmer.

Does The Age - Good Food Guide still get published? A great investment if so.