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Giro D'Italia saves you the airfare to Italy

Take a grand tour of Italy without leaving Melbourne.

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Go high or go low at Darlinghurst's Eliza Food & Wine

Eliza's is that sort of place, where you can go high or go low, share a few snacks and a cocktail at the bar, or stay all night.

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Pretty Boy steakhouse lacks the looks

This hotel restaurant serves an easy-please array of antipasto, pasta and steak, but it doesn't nail the atmosphere, reviews Dani Valent.

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Dialled-up colour and spice at Don't Tell Aunty

Don't Tell Aunty is a multi-sensory feast of sub-continental colour and movement.

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Di Stasio Citta a feast for the senses

A spaghetti-serving, barolo-pouring, contemporary art-loving establishment, just like its 31-year-old St Kilda sibling.

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Upbeat Middle Eastern hits the right note at Barzaari Chippendale

Terry Durack reviews the Marrickville Eastern Mediterranean eatery's sister restaurant in the old Kensington Street Social space.

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A Fitzroy pocket rocket with serious star power

Napier Quarter didn't need to get any better. But it has, reviews Gemima Cody.

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Arbory Afloat is the party of the summer

This 400-person pontoon floating on the Yarra shouldn't be as good as it is, reviews Gemima Cody.

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Brisket meister Bovine and Swine ups smoker and heads west

Bovine & Swine was one of the first and only restaurants offering an authentically smoked menu.

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Sweet, cheesy comfort food at Tuan Tuan

This is one of the more bizarre menus I've seen in some time, reviews Gemima Cody.

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