Author: Rosie

Coming to Your Driveway this Summer!

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Don’t laugh, we now have a mobile bed on wheels.  No more hotels, the savings will be immense…..and think of the freedom! Rosie envisions parking outside her favorite restaurants, having a good meal, enjoying a few tipples and then rolling out the door straight to the mobile home and too bed…..The Operator rolls his eyes but Rosie could tell he thought it was brilliant!

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Melbourne – Book in Advance – Are you Joking?

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Five weeks later, Rosie and The Operator are back in Melbourne and shopping on Chapel Street.  The Operator gets a text, it is from Hellenic Republic confirming our reservation for Friday night and wanting a text affirmation as to whether or not we will be keeping our dinner reservation made five weeks prior.

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Melbourne – MoVida – Review

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This restaurant creates sensory overload!  The sight of the small perfectly plated morsals instills pure delight and anticipation.  The first bite transports you to Nirvana, you close your eyes and just….swoon.  The flavours are so intensly vivid with amazing depth and complexity, ingredients are so perfectly matched whether is sweet or sour, hot or cold, every bite is perfection…..and, in the Tapas menu, you only get a second bite to affirm the delight. 

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Melbourne – Hellenic Republic – Review

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When we arrived the place was pumping!   The atmosphere was loud, brash and fun, with more large groupings seated rather than couples, it is a fun place to be and the Greeks love sharing food with friends!
The decor is Greek fishing village simplicity, large windows, whitewashed walls, subtle lighting and feature light shades in large wicker cray pot style.  The kitchen is open in the back and the Head Chef operates facing the kitchen from the restaurant side of the pass…he saw and was watching everything!

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Melbourne – Mamasita – Review

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Being one of our favourite dining genres we cued for nearly an hour on a stairway leading to the first floor restaurant.  Rosie would never normally cue that long without alcoholic support, but, more people kept appearing and the line went down the stairs, out the door and round the corner….it must be worth it.  

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