Masters of Australian Food and Wine 2002 Masters of Australian Food and Wine 2002
Victoria- the taste of Australia
Victoria- the taste of Australia

Crown Restaurants

 Werner Kimmeringer: Executive Chef

 Antony Osborne: Executive Pastry Chef


Breezes

Breezes
  • Chef de Cuisine: Martin Probst
  • Restaurant Manager: Mandy Hogg
Breezes combines the casual sophistication of Australia's best restaurants with the simple clean flavours of the Mediterranean to create a thoroughly contemporary dining experience ....more

Koko

Koko
  • Chef de Cuisine: Alan Koh
  • Manager: Tessara Kosolnawin
Koko has been named Melbourne's best Japanese restaurant, not just for its superb cuisine, but for the beauty of its decor and its impeccable service. ....more

Conservatory

Conservatory
Conservatory is an elegant yet relaxed brasserie that offers a brilliant variety of dishes and a style of eating to match every mood. ....more

Silks

Silks
Silks is one of Melbourne's truly memorable dining experiences. ....more

Number 8

Number 8
  • Chef de Cuisine: Justin Hazelwood
  • Restaurant Manager: Darren Bastian
Number 8 Restaurant and Wine Bar was conceived from the simple vision to marry the style of New York with the elegance of Europe in a unique Australian setting. ....more

JJ's Bar and Grill

jjs
JJ's Bar and Grill is an Italian steak and seafood restaurant overlooking Crown's stunning five storey special effects Atrium ....more

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