Hugo our tour guide was awesome.. he planed the bars to our demographic and we were impressed with is history knowledge and he engaging personality we highly recommend doing the tour
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As the sun sets, Melbourne reveals a grittier, more delicious side of itself. On this 3-hour walking food tour, you’ll weave through buzzing alleyways, duck into backstreet eateries, and taste the night through the eyes (and stomach) of a true local.
This isn’t a formal sit-down meal—it’s a fast-paced, flavor-packed journey. One moment, you’re squeezing into a dimly lit dive bar for a greasy slice of pizza, the next you’re in a dumpling house getting help reading a Mandarin menu. Expect real food, real venues, and no frills.
Your guide will take you to three surprise venues (they change regularly), possibly including Korean fried chicken joints, late-night donut spots, or hole-in-the-wall noodle bars. Between bites, you’ll hop on a tram and hear quirky stories about Melbourne’s nightlife and food culture.
End the night with a cold beer and a full belly. This is Melbourne—raw, unfiltered, and totally unforgettable.
Hugo our tour guide was awesome.. he planed the bars to our demographic and we were impressed with is history knowledge and he engaging personality we highly recommend doing the tour
Simon was very knowledgable about the history of Melbourne. It was a good mix of history and the different bars
Your tour begins at Gordon Reserve (74-108 Spring St) – this is a park with a fountain and is located across the street from the Windsor Hotel.
Check availability to see starting times.
This booking is the evening experience, starting at 7:00 pm and running for about three hours, so you can expect to finish around 10:00 pm. Meet at Gordon Reserve opposite Hotel Windsor; the finish point may vary but remains in central Melbourne, usually within walking distance of Federation Square.
Yes. The tastings are planned to add up to a full meal, and guests regularly mention leaving comfortably full. Come hungry—the exact dishes change with the venues and your group’s preferences.
No—the flexible route is part of the fun. Your guide chooses a mix of Chinatown and laneway venues based on what’s good that evening and your group’s preferences, so the exact stops and dishes can vary.
Vegetarian and common religious requirements such as no pork or no beef can be accommodated, but this tour is not suitable for allergies, gluten-free or vegan diets, or more complex dietary needs. After booking, please contact us with any dietary requirements.
Yes. One wine, beer, cocktail or non-alcoholic drink is included, so you can enjoy the bar stop even if you don’t drink alcohol.
Expect around 3 km of mostly flat walking over three hours, broken up by food stops. Comfortable shoes are the best choice, but the pace is relaxed rather than a continuous hike.
Yes, the tour runs in all weather. Your guide can adapt the route and use more covered laneways when needed, so bring a raincoat or umbrella and dress in layers.
Public groups are capped at 12 guests, keeping the night social without feeling crowded. The small-group format also gives your guide room to tailor the stops and recommendations to the group.
Simon was very knowledgable about the history of Melbourne. It was a good mix of history and the different bars
A very interesting factual trip. Alex was absolutely brilliant so enjoyed his company. Thank you! If you are think king about this trip.. just do it!
Hugo our tour guide was awesome.. he planed the bars to our demographic and we were impressed with is history knowledge and he engaging personality we highly recommend doing the tour
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