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Wondering where to have fun with your sugar daddy or baby? Check out our recommendations for the hottest new spots to eat, drink, stay, and play.
This eclectic Southeast Asian restaurant is one of the most popular in Melbourne, with locals and tourists often lining up outside. It certainly lives up to the hype, with its lively atmosphere created by upbeat music, efficient staff, and contemporary art-decorated walls, matched by the vibrant, experimental Thai-inspired dishes it serves. Chin Chin’s dishes are served in a share-plate style, with a diverse menu that includes delicious salads, spicy curries, stir-fries, grilled meats, and a variety of vegetarian options. You can arrive early, register your name at the door, and head downstairs to GoGo Bar for a drink while you wait for a table—the restaurant will call you when a spot opens up.
Since opening in 1928, Florentino has had a significant impact on Melbourne's dining scene and remains one of the city's most prestigious restaurants. Helmed by esteemed chef and owner Guy Grossi, Florentino takes pride in its Italian and Australian heritage, showcasing the finest locally sourced ingredients through classic Italian dishes. The menu offers three- to five-course options, complemented by an extensive wine list featuring selections from Italy, Australia, and France. Make sure to set aside plenty of time to enjoy this elegant dining experience. Florentino is part of the iconic Grossi Florentino complex, which also includes an Italian wine bar, Cellar Bar, and the more casual Grill restaurant, serving Tuscan-inspired dishes cooked over a wood fire.
Located on the 55th floor of the renowned Rialto Towers, Vue De Monde has been one of Melbourne’s most celebrated fine-dining establishments for nearly 20 years, operated by famous chef Shannon Bennett. As you step out of the elevator, you’ll be greeted by the restaurant’s temperature-controlled wine cellar, housing around 2,000 bottles, many of them from Victoria. The dark-toned interior, dim lighting, and mirrored walls create an alluring and mysterious atmosphere, while the breathtaking city lights seen through the wraparound windows add to the restaurant’s charm. The signature chef’s tasting menu is constantly evolving, showcasing native Australian ingredients presented in imaginative and theatrical ways to trigger wonder and curiosity in diners. Arrive early and enjoy a pre-dinner drink at the adjacent Lui Bar, while soaking in the uninterrupted views of the sunset.
Nestled inside the charming historic Cavendish House, Gimlet exudes classic European charm from the moment you step inside. The high ceilings, dark wood floors, luxurious booths, black marble bar, and Art Deco pillars and lighting create a setting that is both glamorous and cozy, making it the perfect venue for any gathering. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner, and late-night meals, with a Mediterranean-inspired menu that highlights fresh seafood, seasonal vegetables, and wood-fired meats. The bar offers a selection of fresh and creative cocktails, along with local and international wines and beers. For the ultimate indulgence, try the luxurious caviar feast.
The Japanese Mountain Retreat is just a 45-minute drive from Melbourne, nestled between the Dandenong Ranges and Yarra Valley, offering a winter holiday vibe without the long journey! As you drive along the winding roads, you’ll find yourself entering a serene, almost otherworldly setting: bamboo groves and pathways exude a minimalist Japanese style, as if you've traveled to a hot spring inn at the base of Mt. Fuji. With natural outdoor mineral hot springs, steaming in the crisp air, it's the perfect way to unwind and soothe your tired body. Under the clear skies, indulge in aromatic essential oil spa treatments to relax both body and mind. Enjoy a refined Yum Cha meal that not only refreshes your senses but also satisfies your hunger. A unique feature at the Japanese Mountain Retreat is its private spa pools, offering a secluded experience with individual changing rooms, ensuring excellent privacy.
Melbourne offers two locations for hot air balloon rides: the city center (urban landscape ballooning) and Yarra Valley. Melbourne's city hot air balloon is the only one in Australia that allows you to soar above the city skyline. As the city sleeps, you can gently rise alongside the sun, witnessing the city gradually wake up from thousands of feet in the air—an unforgettable, breathtaking experience. The Yarra Valley, about an hour’s drive northeast of Melbourne, is one of Victoria’s top wine regions and is surrounded by national parks, perfect for hiking and road trips. Flying over Melbourne offers a panoramic view of the city, providing a different visual experience compared to flying over mountains and countryside. In Yarra Valley, you’ll see lush vineyards and rolling hills, with magnificent landscapes and a tranquil atmosphere, making it feel free and romantic.
Located west of Melbourne, the Great Ocean Road is one of Victoria’s most famous scenic routes, stretching about 276 kilometers. Built into the cliffs, this stunning coastal drive was constructed in memory of soldiers from World War I and is known as one of the most beautiful seaside roads in the world. The coastal scenery along the Great Ocean Road is some of the best globally. This iconic route winds past pristine beaches weathered by sea winds, picturesque towns, famous gold mining regions, magnificent mountains, rainforests, and national parks. Notable sights along the way include the surf culture capital Torquay, Cape Otway Lightstation, and the Twelve Apostles. These landmarks create the classic scenery along the Great Ocean Road, perfect for couples who love road trips and photography.
A wine tour is the perfect romantic and relaxing date activity for couples. The Yarra Valley, just outside Melbourne, is highly recommended, boasting over 70 wineries, with two standout wineries you shouldn’t miss—Yering Station & Domaine Chandon (just a 15-minute drive apart). Yering Station is the first winery in the Yarra Valley, and the first wine grapes in Victoria were grown here. One particularly special wine here is infused with fruity and floral notes. The winery also has several restaurants where visitors can pair fine wines with delicious meals. The lush, park-like surroundings make for a serene and leisurely stroll. Domaine Chandon, located 40 kilometers from the city, was established in 1985 by Moët & Chandon as Australia’s unique and global sparkling wine brand. With its vast vineyards, the winery offers stunning views of the vineyards. Everything here exudes a French elegance and leisure—even the path lined with rose bushes that leads to the wine-making area. Spending a day here will surely create lasting, beautiful memories for you and your partner.
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