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7 years ago
Loved the customer service the established business gives. The food is great and it is worth the money spent.
9 years ago
Good place for a quick night out with friends. Tends to get very loud though. Decorations are somewhat lacking too.
First and last time I will dine in. Lazy Moe's is overrated. The food quality wasn't the best and I feel like they pack on the chips wayy too much. I'd prefer more salad!! Service was great though. read more
1042 Western Hwy
Ravenhall Victoria 3023
Australia
(03) 9360 4404
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https://www.lazymoes.com.au
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Does Lazy Moe's serve alcohol?
Yes, Lazy Moe's serves alcohol.
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Yes, Lazy Moe's has parking options.
Does Lazy Moe's allow outdoor smoking?
Yes, Lazy Moe's allows outdoor smoking.
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Yes, Lazy Moe's has free WiFi.
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I didn't want to review this club, because I didn't want to share the best kept secret in…read moreMelbourne. But I will because it's just too awesome. It's hip, urban underground and smooth. Classy yet it doesn't even appear they are trying. Open from Wednesday through Sunday, each night the Mango Bar comes alive with different sounds and genres of music. They've certainly got their pulse on the hottest up and coming local acts, as well as playing host to a range of renowned international DJ's. Each night there's something diff; electro funk, deep house, jazz and blues - there's something for everyone at Mango. The drinks menu deserves a rave as well. Spirits, beer and wine, as well as a sensational selection of martini's, cocktails and the signature Mango Daiquiri. It's like an oasis away from home. Somewhere you feel totally comfortable, totally chilled out and completed entertained by the music and live acts. There. The secrets out. Now go and enjoy!
Another Hall st gem!…read more Great selection of drinks, from $5 Friday happy hour, to cocktails & top shelf whisky's Mango is the perfect amount of chilled tunes & chatty crowd, with a small dance floor to carve up listening to resident & guest DJ's later in the night if the mood so grabs you, or enjoy the outdoor seating & perhaps throw in a game of jenga. BYO food (pretzels / crisps / nuts onsite for sale), and drop in for a quiet one, or settle in for an awesome night with the staff, old friends & new! PS- word is the espresso martini is the bomb (I don't drink coffee myself. Yes, we do exist)
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By far my favorite place that I've found in Melbourne, possibly in Aus! I can't speak highly enough…read moreof every aspect of this bar. Intimate setting, yet quite comfortable. Always an excellent music selection, with footy on the tv if that's what you're lookin for. The staff is WONDERFUL. so personable, quite willing to give their recommendations if you ask (and you should- they haven't steered me wrong yet!). The nachos, add beef, are easily the best nachos I've ever had- loaded with toppings, seasoned chips, absolutely delicious. Quite a diverse menu, with plenty of options depending on your hunger level. Great wine and beer selection, and a solid cocktail list too!
Food is awesome - Baked mushrooms - I could just have a plate of them on their own…read more The staff are easy to chat with and service was well timed.
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It's rare to find a sophisticated bar outside of the CBD these days, and it's even rarer to find…read moreone that won't break your weekly drinking budget in one night. Hawker Beer and Wine Bar is located in the suburb of Highett just 30mins from Melbourne CBD. The bar is named after Harry Hawker, a local of the area. Harry George Hawker, was an Australian aviation pioneer. He was the chief test pilot for Sopwith and was also involved in the design of many of their aircraft. After World War One he co-founded Hawker Aircraft, the firm that would later be responsible for a long series of successful military aircraft. The bar itself is small and is directly across the road from the Highett train station, which seems to have some type of train passing through every 15mins. The fit-out is minimalistic, with large windows that give you a great view of the comings and goings in the area. What is great about this bar is the large cocktail list. With mostly original cocktails with a few traditional with a modern twist. The service is friendly and attentive, and I get the feeling if I lived in the area this would be my local. Apart from the great cocktails it has a good selection of beers and wines. It also had a pretty awesome snack menu, being provided by Typhoon, the Vietnamese restaurant next door. If you live in the area chances are you have either visited Hawker or know of it. If you haven't been do yourself a favour and pay them a visit, it won't disappoint.
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Visiting pubs is cool, but visiting themed bars is even better. I ended up here one day when I was…read morenot working and had just been to the cinema in Brighton, so I was making my way home and decided to visit some places that I hadn't normally visited - and this was one of those places. The name really does suit the place, or more so the place really does fit the name. There are a few rooms about with some lovely, and quite comfortable, chairs. In fact, it is the rooms that really give this place it's charm, including the outdoor area out the back. Okay, it was pretty quiet when I visited, but that also adds to the charm.
I don't know why I allow this quaint little bar slip out of my mind so often when I think of places…read moreto go out for a nice quiet drink with a couple of people or hold a small function. Antique Bar has a beautiful sophistication in the air and fine cocktails, wine and beer in the glasses. The décor will take you back to an age where everyone wore a suite just to go to the corner store. I think I have just talked myself into where I will be going tonight for a couple of quiet drinks.
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I've been to "The dead rabbit" and "Employees only" in NYC (voted top 5 cocktail bars in the world)…read moreand I must say that this beats both in service, venue and cocktails. Deffo will be back.
Nothing makes you feel special like having to ring a door bell to get in to a bar, a cheeky wink…read morefrom a bartender, or a specially concocted cocktail that gets served with a side of orange blossom scented smoke wafting from a little jar of dry ice. Welcome to The Attic. The place where all these fantasies come true. It's a little more grown up, a little less busy, and a lot more attentive than its kid brother downstairs - The Black Pearl. It's the kind of place in which it's easy to spend a few hours, staring in to the eyes of a hot date (or the bartenders) not realising that you've had two martinis too many and are slowly losing all feeling in your legs. It's great. Go there.
Gorgeous cocktails.
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had smiley faces on and were polite with service. nowadays became a sunny Saturday afternoon, we…read morehad been instructed we may want to sit down anywhere so we chose a table outside. Sipping a mocktail with the solar's warmth for your returned and hen's eye views, virtually outstanding. super add to the Glenny scene. meals was fun. We began with half a dozen oysters. Theses had been pretty small in length but tasted sparkling. The flavours to the barramundi were more mild and calm however once more, fish became very fresh. My companion appreciated the chorizo sausage and rice balls the maximum from the tasting platter, even as I enjoyed the sweet chilli chicken pieces most. the atmosphere inside may be described as stylish and sophisticated, can see it would be super for those past due night drinks. would recommended and come returned some time.
From the owner: SkyBar, Restaurant, Cocktail Lounge and Functions Venue busting out Creative Cocktails and a Modern…read moreAustralian Menu
The Sky Bar
Kangaroo Fillet Salad with Frisee, Baby Beets, Walnuts, Chevre and Cranberry Vinaigrette
The 'Bloody Orange' - Smirnoff Vodka, Peach Schnapps, Raspberry Injection & Sparkling OJ
Absolutely disappointing experience and appalling customer service. The vibe looked good and we…read moredecided to take a chance. We entered at 11pm and decided to get a bottle of sparkling. No one informed us about any policy. We paid for the bottle with 5% service charge which I do not think they deserved. We had a sudden work call at 11.30pm and grabbed the bottle to go, only for the staff to chase us to the front of the bar to inform us that they do not have a takeaway license. For christ sake, we already had bought the bottle!! Though it's alright, we respect policy. They highlighted that they needed to keep the bottle in the establishment. We asked if we could come back and finish it. They said they would keep our bottle. We rushed back to our hotel (Marriott- 200m away for the call). When we returned at 11.58pm, they had already thrown our bottle away. Unbelievable! They were quick to receive our money but equally quick to throw our experience out the window. No doubt, we returned almost at closing times but throwing our wine before closing time - if you wanna go by the book, that is still not your closing time. When we raised our grievances to the staff, she said she told us about closing time at 12 midnight. However, we emphasised that she should have let us know about the takeaway policy and license. Had we known, we would not have ordered a bottle. She looked at us blankly and simply replied "feedback received, but we do not allow anyone in after 12, so you have to leave". Quite honestly, ChatGPT / Claude / Grok could have conveyed more empathy. I am not a VIP customer nor am I a high spender. That being said, I value places with a human connection and empathy, and would regularly visit such places with joy and happiness multiple times. This place is not one of them. For this reason, I will never visit again. If you think likewise, and value authenticity and a true Aussie welcome, you would not visit this place. I hate to give negative reviews but please spend your money elsewhere.
I would come back to Melbourne just to come here again- good drinks, cool atmosphere…read more . The staff was so nice. Definitely worth the overwhelming hype this place gets .
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This new hidden cocktail bar is already one of my favourites. Entering through a side door down a…read morelaneway, and climbing the stairs, opening the door as if to a house and being greeted so politely. The choice of the cocktail bad, whiskey and cigar room or the rooftop, delights me and caters or all your needs. The cocktails are strong, creative and use spirits and aperitifs in the most unique ways to deliver the most perfect cocktail. There are so many liqueurs, sprints and aperitifs that you wouldn't have even heard of. All the food sounds Devine, and the chocolate truffles are a slice of heaven. Cannot recommend highly enough.
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Awesome to have a beer hall / drink spot like this in the west, absolutely pumping on a Saturday…read morenight with awesome tunes and a great crowd! 24 beers/ciders/wines/cocktails on tap, plenty of areas to perch on. Great selection of local, kiwi, US goodies on the drinks list. Mixed crowd from young hipster kids, boys on a night out, and middle aged couples. Great atmosphere, such a pleasure to have a venue like this in the inner west with an inner city bar vibe. Will frequent again :)
State of Grace was one of the highlights of our Melbourne trip -- an incredible dining experience…read morefrom start to finish. The atmosphere is vibrant, stylish, and full of character. From the moment you walk in, there's a buzz that makes the place feel alive without being overwhelming. It strikes a great balance between upscale and relaxed, making it perfect for a date night or a fun evening out. The warm lighting and eclectic design add to the charm and make you want to linger. Service was friendly, attentive, and well-paced throughout the night. The staff were knowledgeable about the menu, checked in on us at the right moments, and made the whole experience feel effortless and welcoming. Every dish we ordered was excellent -- not a single miss. We started with the Cauliflower & Mozzarella Croquettes, which were crispy on the outside and perfectly creamy inside. The Grilled King Prawns were flavorful and cooked just right, while the Kingfish Ceviche was fresh, bright, and beautifully balanced. The Stracciatella & Heirloom Tomatoes was simple yet outstanding, letting the quality of the ingredients shine. For mains, the Duck Breast was cooked perfectly and full of rich flavor, and the Lamb Backstrap was tender and well-seasoned. The Pecorino & Ricotta Ravioli was comforting and delicate, while the Seafood Linguine stood out with generous portions of seafood and a beautifully balanced sauce. The Honey Glaze Carrots were the perfect side -- sweet, savory, and executed flawlessly. Overall, State of Grace delivers on every level -- ambience, service, and food. An exceptional spot that lives up to the hype, and one we'd absolutely return to on our next visit to Melbourne.
Food was delicious and perfect potions. The music was way…read moretoo loud which ruins the experience. Service is great
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Terrible service. And, the manager, a young kid, was extremely disrespectful when asking me and my…read moreparty to leave when the bar closed, using profanity (the c word). Extremely unprofessional management.
Workshop is one of my favourite bars in the city! It's a cool place that ticks all the boxes…read more Good Music. Awesome Outdoor Area. Good Beers On Tap. Relaxed Vibe. Easy Going Crowd. Ferns. It's the real deal this place. It's the bar I go to when I want to be assured a good night out where if it's really going off there is a chance you could dance till the early hours of the morning.
There always seems to be something going on at Bar Oussou. Every single time I walk past, there's…read moresome form of live music or performance going on - be it reggae, jazz, blues and acoustic. The first time I visited the bar, it was about 4 o'clock on a Saturday afternoon and the band they had on were quite bluesy with a touch of country. They were playing their own material but sneaked in a Beatles and "Wooly Bully" cover. The food is inspired by Senegalese/French food and never fails to disappoint. I had the paella and my friend had the steak, which came with hand cut chips. We stayed mostly in the front bar, but checked out the courtyard before we left - which is where the Bar Oussou open kitchen is located. I highly recommend this place! It has a great vibe, no matter what time of day it is!
It took well over an hour to get the pizza we ordered and when asked it was alway 20min. way…read more Whether or not it was worth the price ($7) is irrelevant when you have to wait that long to get a dish whilst listening to bad karaoke versions of 1983 songs. Only the happy hour mad it up to the stars...
Gertrude's Brown Couch has been introduced to me because I regularly attend Brew Ha Ha, which is a…read morecomedy night held there on the first Thursday of every month. This is a fantastic venue for a comedy night and would also suit little live music performances as well. The bar staff are really friendly where it's a deceptively large place as it stretches through to an outdoor area out the back (with heaters) and up upstairs bar and stage (where the comedy is performed). Not only is the comedy night really good, the venue is well suited and extremely friendly. I love the pub vibe where the counter meals are well priced and surprisingly fresh and tasty! Beer isn't expensive with a range on tap such as Mountain Goat, which is a favourite of mine. It's a place you can always enjoy yourself and I've been thoroughly enjoying the comedy night there so if you're around on the first Thursday of every month, head down and say hi! No doubt, I'll be there.
Last time I went to the Brown Couch was to see a family friend's band play and I felt really old…read moreand a bit too stylish... It had been years since my last visit, and while I'd grown up quite a bit, the bar hadn't. Looking at it now, it's just so last millennium. Let me put it this way - when I was in high school (in the 90's, people) a friend had this cool older boyfriend who lived in a share house. Like, without parents. Anyway, we'd go to parties at this awesome grown-up share house and they'd play lots of Smashing Pumpkins and Tool, we'd drink things I'm now to embarrassed to admit I've tasted, the toilet paper would always run out before midnight and the lounge room looked exactly like the front bar at Gertrude's Brown Couch! The good part is the back courtyard feels more of this world, and the acoustics in the band room are pretty good. I'm all for keeping Fitzroy grimy, but I think Gertrude's and I have just grown apart. Tidbit: I know a guy that had his wedding reception here. He's 35 going on 18 and the world's biggest tight-arse, clearly.
One of the great things about Melbourne is that there is always a new bar to discover, and this bar…read moreis certainly one of them. I only discovered it relatively recently, and when I paid it a visit I was suitably impressed. In a way it is a rooftop bar, but it is a little more than that as well since they have some down stairs areas as well. It can be a little difficult to find, namely because it is a single door, but when you get onto the roof, it is pretty cool. Oh, and they have some decent beers as well.
Great cozy venue with funky music and good drinks. They close at 1 so its a great get the night…read morestarted venue. Been during the week and its perfect for getting a little alone time with someone next to the fireplace or have a few drinks with friends on the rooftop. Cocktail suggestion: The John Wayne, a delicious bourbon cocktail with citrous hints and garnished with a orange peel and burnt cloves. Friday is definitely the night to make it out here.
I really love everything about this place, the atmosphere the service and wine. It's a great place…read moreto go of an evening and chill out with friends
Fine wine, sneakily good beer selection and a casual atmosphere makes Strange Loves Bar a good…read morefriend of mine. With 3 areas to seat yourself, I've never had any issues finding room to relax here. If with friends I like to sneak upstairs for a comfy seat. In a more intimate situation or when I'm by myself I tend to enjoy front row seats and people watch. Typical of the area there is no real food served here. If you need some fine dining to go with a fine wine you'll be handed a book with local restaurants who will deliver to your table. And even bring an eftpos machine if needed. The staff here had reasonably honest and broad knowledge of wines and beers. The beer selection varies more often than the wine. For a wine bar there isn't a huge variety by the glass and some of the bottles are rather overpriced. Considering that there is fair competition within walking distance with other venues offering similar service. Still a great spot for post dinner drinks or two.
Wanted to find a place to grab dinner close to the financial district without spending too much-…read morethis place fit the bill perfectly. Prices were good, it was clean, service was good, the food was great, and the glasses were clean. Would definitely recommend this place!
Good food but be prepared to wait about 30 mins for a pizza. Excellent value but only for a long…read morelunch.
It is really starting to feel as it people are looking for any excuse to cross two style of shops…read moretogether. Okay, the idea of having a coffee shop tacked onto the back of a larger store has been around for a while, particularly with some of the major chains (I still remember having lunch at one of the major department stores, despite the cafeteria, and the store, being pretty tacky), however these days it seems as if many of these places are converting themselves into bars that happen to sell other things, such as records as is the case with this bar. Pretty cool I reckon because it means that you can enjoy the atmosphere of the bar, but you can also browse the collection of records as well. Also, they have a couple of pretty decent lounge areas, and also beer garden out the bar.
Long suffering partner of vinyl record fanatic? This is the place for you! Drinks, food, plenty of…read moreseating and good music. The biggest let down is that it doesn't have more records to keep him busy. :-D Serious though if I lived here I'd come here just for the garden, it's really relaxing.
Grump's Green is typical to Fitzroy, decked out in retro styled furnishings, worn and comfy couches…read moreand an exposed brick wall. It serves some very tasty vegetarian cuisine that is tempting and flavoursome enough for even the hungriest meat eater. Grump's Green is a little alternative, and sometimes maybe a bit too relaxed, celebrating a birthday at the restaurant we had a decent sized group of hungry ladies and gentlemen and found it a little unorthodox having to sit all around one tiny coffee table with our meals on our laps! We ordered a selection of curries, burgers and tapas style dishes and although the serves and flavours were great, when asking for a spoon from the kitchen the waiter told us there wasn't any left so we couldn't have anymore. Grumpy's Green only dishes up food found in Victoria which is great for local growers and produces they also use soy candles for guests to dine by encouraging us to opt for green energy.
I've given it five stars for the trivia night. In my ever so humble opinion, Grumpy's probably…read morehosts the best weekly trivia night going. The questions are hard, but not impossible, and the prizes are very decent (even more so considering it costs a whole NOTHING to play). Grumpy's is an eco-friendly bar, trying very hard to be carbon-neutral, environmentally and ethically considerate with what they produce. This means that you'll find "token meat dishes" on the menu instead of the poor token "vegies stirred through pasta" vegetarian option you'll find at most restaurants. A lovely place to pop into and escape the outside world of a busy afternoon.
I'm surprised this place hasn't had a huge amount of exposure because I have to admit that it is a…read morepretty cool place. Okay, maybe it's location away from the bar scene of Smith and Brunwick streets means that it doesn't attract as huge a crowd as some of the other places, but I still have to say that it is pretty cool. In fact I discovered it quite by accident, though I'm not sure of quite by accident involves walking past, seeing it, and saying 'oh, there's a bar here that I haven't been to before). It does look pretty small, but that have an upstairs area and a really cool beer garden out the back, where I tend to end up gravitating towards when I am here. I'm certainly going to be visiting this place more often, especially since I tend to find myself wandering along Queens Parade.
I've been twice now, primarily to listen to live music. Love the fact that they are supporting…read moreartists to play..it's a great, small, atmospheric music venue. I found the sound of the crew in the front part having a great time and chatting loudly washed over the music a bit. But the bar staff are friendly and good on them for introducing another great music venue to inner Melbourne. Steve
This is a popular Melbourne night spot on Friday nights and over the weekend among young people;…read moregood luck in getting in. Maybe its just me; however this establishment does not appeal to me as a nightclub or an amazing hang out spot; but rather a cocktail hang out spot if I am too lazy to make my own cocktails at home; although it is a lazy five-minute stroll from my place. No excuses not to order the Soleil cocktail that will set you back $16 a pop. It is worth it once in a while, and again only if I happened to be too drained (although rare) to make my own cocktails if I really have to, and I then do not bother walking any further to catch the tram to a more decent night spot. This place does not appeal to me as a nightclub as the establishment gets way too crowded, and the young one's can get quite rowdy. There is so much more in Melbourne to discover and enjoy. This establishment gains credit for cheaper cocktails in Melbourne, however it's La Di Don't for me. This place does not do Melbourne any justice at all. I rest my case.
Effing best night ever such a fun crowd good ambiance and drink vouchers from o-dawg absolutely…read morecrucial