The French Brasserie
The French Brasserie is a decidedly French-flavoured oasis in the - how appropriate! - “Paris End” of Melbourne. Set just off Flinders Lane, it’s an ever-popular mainstay of the area’s dining precinct. It’s a testament to the restaurant and its team that The French Brasserie has stuck around for as long as it has. The goings-on are, from all accounts, delicious, and steeped in old-school class. Old-school class is definitely the way one might describe the menu at The French Brasserie. It’s full of classic French cooking, done really, really well. High ceilings tower above diners, and the sumptuously designed restaurant. Service too is the attentive, old-world charm kind. Which is just fine with us. As a function venue, The French Brasserie is well versed in playing host to everything from weddings to corporate events, to important dinners. For those after a little bit of privacy without forgoing the warm and buzzing atmosphere, there’s a pleasing mezzanine level perched just above the restaurant. The French Brasserie is found tucked away on Malthouse Lane, just off Flinders Lane. Which in turn is just off Exhibition Street, and near the corner of Flinders Street. Parliament is the nearest train station, although Flinders Street station isn’t too far away.
The French Brasserie Function Rooms
Entire Venue
This space is with its towering high ceilings, striking design, and delicious smells and tastes are one of Melbourne's favourite city destinations for classic French cuisine. It also doesn't hurt that this venue is found in one of the city...
Mezzanine
The Mezzanine - makes you feel a little important, doesn't it? Makes you want to do a royal wave to those down below, doesn't it? Come on, it does a little. The mezzanine level looks down on the restaurant proper from its semi-private vant...
The Terrace
The Terrace tucked down a quiet lane-way away from the hustle of the Paris end of the CBD, this is a delightful spot for aperitifs, tea, or open-air dining. Sit on the Terrace, sip your champagne, and while away an afternoon feel chill all...