Colonial Tramcar
- Address:Tramstop #125 Normanby Road, Melbourne
- Hours:Lunch - 1pm; Dinner - 5:45pm & 8:35pm
- Admission:AU$77 - $137
Good Place to Drink, Good Place to Eat, Must-Do Experience, Restaurant
3:40 PM Sunday, May 27
Partly sunny. Refreshingly cool.
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A must-do experience while you're in Melbourne, a meal at the Colonial Tramcar Restaurant is guaranteed to be a highlight of your visit. Offering both sightseeing and high-class dining, the Colonial Tramcar Restaurant is one of Melbourne's star attractions.
During your multi-course lunch or dinner, you'll glide through the city streets and on to South Melbourne, St Kilda, Prahran and Malvern aboard the tram. This restaurant-on-wheels is painted a distinctive glossy burgundy and is especially fitted out in velvet and brass like the luxurious Pullman-style European trains of the past.
You'll be welcomed aboard your 1948 Melbourne tram restaurant by a smiling maitre d' and be served by a friendly, professional team of silver-service waiters. Choose from a four-course lunch aboard Melbourne's tramcar restaurant, an early three-course dinner or a more leisurely five-course dinner later in the evening. Delicious meals featuring fresh local produce are prepared onboard the tram, and a wide choice of alcoholic beverages is available from the fully stocked bar.
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Everything happened with a minimum of fuss with the friendly, helpful waitresses. The presentation of our meal was first class and the steak melted in our mouth. We both enjoyed our first Tramcar Restaurant experience an have since recommended it to others
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Took hubby for his birthday. Was the best .thoroughly enjoyed the train ride and the meal. Staff were very friendly and the service was extremely good. Would deffinately recomend this tour. FANTASTIC !!!!!!!!
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Melbourne's Colonial Tramcar Restaurant has all the modern conveniences you'd expect to find in a first-class restaurant. You'll hop on board near the corner of Clarendon Street, adjacent to the Melbourne Exhibition Centre. The tramstop is located diagonally across the road from Crown Casino.
