Suggestions for Quiet places near Melbourne CBD, Melbourne
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Kat . • December 10, 2019Absolutely love the Hansen Hall - relatively quiet, natural lightings, drinks allowed, free and reliable WiFi, and plentiful of outlets to charge your laptop. Great for studying / working!
Taylor E. • January 24, 2016Love this space — quiet and chill. I didn't see the name posted anywhere outside (or inside), but it's the only coffee shop in the alley.
Stephen H. • May 7, 2014$25 hot buffet lunch is one of the best in the city. Nice relaxed, reasonably quiet and good food.
Odo • May 2, 2012Nice and quiet, open 7 days a week which is a plus as most of the Marriott closes the lounges during the weekends
Oli T. • October 14, 2013This place & Spring St. Grocer are right next to each other. Good coffee, great fresh juice, amazing gelato, and organic groceries. A healthy Melburnian's dream.
Michael L. • March 19, 2011Great bar for a quiet beer. Be aware that the joint does close very early. Kicked us out approx 10.30pm.
D P. • May 2, 2016Often have lovely roast dinners here, great place for a quiet beer after the work (not on game night). Cozy and delightful in winter. Bartender remembers your name 😁
TB B. • July 29, 2011Now well and truly "discovered". No longer a quiet and quirky cafe, it's hipster central and very loud at lunch times. Still worth visiting, but no longer any good for a quiet conversation.
Tomfoolery • June 30, 2017Their ribs are actually incredible. What also incredible, it's you can get a plate with rice, salad, and ribs with peanut sauce for $12. Maybe the best cheap food in Melbourne.
Lu B. • October 19, 2019the best place in town to get lost.. the fancy windows shopping.. and the alternative back alley
Esther M. • December 28, 2014Lovely small rooftop bar to have a quality cocktail in a quiet friendly invironment.
Gavin W. • May 21, 2013The Four Course banquet set menu for two... Perfection. Exceptional service. Peking duck pancakes are the bomb. Do try the slow braised wagyu beef cheek which is meltingly tender.
Lars Y. • December 12, 2015The place is a tiny hole-in-the-wall, not many seats. We had the zuccha and gambero pizzas take-away. Both were delicious, thin crust, rich flavour.
Manuel Z. • November 26, 2014The Breakfast deal for $6.50 is great! Order a Cap and a Chocolate Croissant to kick start your day!
Denis D. • June 4, 2016While it's slightly more expensive than Hotaru, there is a number of pros - no lines, quiet and cosy, funky delivery train, got uni, ikura and toro in the menu!
Jun H. • December 26, 2014Best place to get takeaway pizza. The pizza is similar to what you can get at a gourmet Italian restaurant!
Jun H. • February 3, 2015Great value vegetarian food. Serves mainly dishes with rice. Has quite a variety of dishes to choose from. Love the tranquil and peaceful ambience of the restaurant.
Yousef ❄. • May 5, 2019Good coffee, amazing decor, relatively quiet and spacious, slightly pricey coffee with flat whites at $5.
Dean L. • June 7, 2013Best coffee in the CBD at least. And they're really nice people :) Their blends are great but it's always worth trying a dingle origin. Also buy your freshly roasted beans to take home.
David G. • July 18, 2011Best Yum Cha in Melbourne at very reasonable prices too! This is truly one of my face places for a Sunday Yum Cha or A quiet business lunch!
Praveen V. • March 24, 2015Great quiet, chilled out bar inside the beautiful Intercontinental Hotel.
Restaurant.com.au • September 28, 2012The Northern Territory wild barramundi with sweet potato purée, roasted figs and jamón is a stand-out seafood option. Leave room for vanilla custard w/ poached rhubarb, pomegranate & almond crumble.
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