The Melbourne Supper Club

Restaurant · Melbourne

The Melbourne Supper Club

Restaurant · Melbourne

First Floor, 161 Spring St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

Highlights

Nestled behind an unmarked door in Chinatown, this upscale wine bar boasts a chic atmosphere with plush seating and an extensive wine list that pairs perfectly with its late-night bites.

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"Behind a heavy, unmarked door in Chinatown is a set of stairs ascending to the Melbourne Supper Club, an upscale late-night venue. The wine list reads like an encyclopedia, with several pages dedicated to each grape variety and about 16 options available by the glass. There's an equally impressive selection of beers, spirits, and cocktails. A menu caters to the late-night crowd, with a short selection of substantial dishes—grilled flatbread pizza topped with wild mushrooms, parmesan, truffle oil, and honey; Japanese-style fried chicken—plus snacks." - Carrie Hutchinson

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Aumee Ahmed

Google

It's all about the ambiance!! Between the almost invisible entryway, to the dimly-lit interior, the massive window and the very English/European servers; you'll feel transported to another time (think Victorian-Era London). We usually head in for a late-night coffee and dessert. The food is good, but a tad over-priced. But if you are looking for a place to have a bit of a romantic tête-à-tête, this is it!

Samuel Janda

Google

"7.5% service charge applied to all menu items" Just be honest and put the real prices on the menu. Why do this? It's a dishonest and illegal practice. From the ACCC: Businesses must display a total price that includes taxes, duties and !all unavoidable! or pre-selected extra fees. People don't visit the Melbourne Supper Club because it's a bargain.

Ian Jindal

Google

Laid back hideaway on the first and second floors with a Chesterfield-meets-bistro speakeasy vibe. 40 page winelist and a one-side menu greet you upon arrival. Seating is a mix of shared sofas and normal bistro tables. Wine list is impressive and well-navigated by the staff. Food was varied (Japanese chicken via Canadian fries-and-cheese to Korean curry via minute steak) and surprisingly good. Classic casual, chilled venue.

Jarrod Sim

Google

Chill vibes, great food and wide drink selection. Great place to come and have a good snack and drinks with friends

Fabrice S.

Google

I didn't enjoyed the food much but the place is absolutely great for a cosy after party! They have a consequent drink list to choose from, service is great and the jazzy music ambiance is absolutely fantastic!

Margaret Nixon

Google

Serious problems here at what was a Melbourne institution. Service is …odd. And slow. There are odd deliveries of simple food, which is at best of cafe quality. The atmosphere is tired and the buzz of used to have is understandably missing as a result. It’s sad to see a place so filled with memories for me in such a decline, and still expensive.

Dave James

Google

It’s a money grab now. The old MSC was so much better. Won’t come back

Danthorg Naradur

Google

After a $161 spend on myself, they added a hefty "service charge" I wasnt offered any advice or helped at all. Was actually waiting way too long for my first drink. Id have tipped if i didnt see this charge pre-added.