Here are five Melbourne venues with native ingredients on the menu
Charcoal Lane |
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![]() Fitzroy |
This restaurant is entirely dedicated to creating native Australian dishes. Try the barramundi, smoked with paperbark. |
Pei Modern |
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Mark Best has long used native greens to good effect and sea parsley and fat hen make appearances all over the shop. |
Attica |
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![]() Ripponlea |
Ben Shewry has been banging the native-shrub-and-quandong drum for years. They grow most of their leaves at Rippon Lea Estate and you may find a dessert festooned with sharp muntries. |
Vue De Monde |
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![]() Melbourne |
Shannon Bennett just can’t shut up about sustainability and native leaves. The Vue De Monde team has a kitchen garden at Heide and most dishes are touched with some salty local leaf or other. |
Silo by Joost |
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Douglas McMaster is the young chef cooking the Native Botanicals Dinner. He’s an avid forager and an anti-waste warrior. He incorporates as much of all these things into special event dinners and the café menu. |
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