Best bars Melbourne (AU)

Visitors usually stay 45 min to 2 hr here.

Arbory Bar & Eatery is a lively all-day outdoor bar and eatery located between Melbourne’s heritage listed Flinders Street Station and the world famous Yarra River, at the epicentre of Melbourne’s riverside arts and entertainment precinct

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The pub is the heart of the community, and the people of Melbourne call Young and Jacksons their local. It's a place for friends to meet, families to relax and everyone to enjoy themselves. If it’s pub classics you’re after, we’ve got that sorted. Our chef’s pulled together a selection of pub meals you’ll love, from great quality steaks to fish and chips, and vegetarian options in between. Sing out if you have dietary questions, we cater for vegan and gluten free options.

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Iconic St Kilda seaside pub with five levels of music, arts, cocktails, beers, food and fun.

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The Boatbuilders Yard is one of Melbourne’s truly unique river front venues. Located close to the CBD in South Wharf, Melbourne’s vibrant hospitality and convention precinct.

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Visitors usually stay 1-2,5 hours here.

Established in 1853, The Duke of Wellington is Melbourne’s oldest licensed pub. With a diverse clientele and talented crew at the helm, we are pleased to open our doors to you. Located in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, opposite The Forum and within short walking distance of Flinders Street Station, Federation Square and the famous MCG sporting precinct.

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Corner Hotel is most popular around 10 PM on Fridays. It's most quiet on Tuesdays.

Popular live music venue for local & international acts, with a rooftop bar & pub grub menu.

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