Menu from Boney
Menu highlights
Appetizers
Green Papaya & Taro Dumplings
With soy and chili
Salt & Pepper Calamari
With sweet chili sauce
Betel Leaves with Cured Salmon
Lime, peanuts and chili
Snapper
With green mango, & lemongrass salad
Chicken, Prawn & Peanut
With egg net salad
Porterhouse
With garlic and basil sauce
Pizza
Curried Pumpkin
With buffalo mozzarella, & dried tomatoes
Chicken Rendand Pizza
Mushrooms and Mozarella
Pulled Pork Pizza
With red curry, mozzarella, & pickled pineapple
Burgers
Mushrooms, Lotus Root, Chili Cheese Burger
Peppered Snapper Burger
Chili Beef Basil Burger
Desserts
Pumpkin Pudding Coconut Cream & Passion Fruit
Chocolate Fondant Strawberry & Coconut Ice Cream
More about the restaurant: Boney
The brains behind Boney are regulars on the Melbourne hospitality scene. They’ve had a few places before them – Cookie, The Toff in Town, Magic Mountain, Revolver Upstairs – and they enter the dining arena with no little fanfare. They offer the best in Australian food and in local and international DJs, with lunch and dinner til midnight and music til late. They’re on Little Collins Street in Melbourne CBD, close to the cross with Exhibition Street and easily accessible by Parliament Station. Book a table now and make your way over.
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Thinking about making a Boney booking?
There are plenty of restaurants that have music, and plenty of music venues that serve food, but it isn’t often that one comes across a place that does both well. Boney on Little Collins Street in Melbourne’s CBD is exactly such an establishment, and their commitment to both is commendable. They offer international DJs from Monday to Saturday til late in the night – gig bookings accepted, if that’s your thing – and a menu packed with dishes that represent the best in Australian cooking.
The food should always be the star of the show at a restaurant, even one with such a high standard of music as Boney. They offer Australian dishes with international influences: try the curried lamb and potato pie floater, Bangkok pork and veal, spaghetti Bolognese and calamari, salted ducks’ egg with caramelised onion. Add to this a range of pizzas and burgers, roti wraps and salads as well as a dessert selections. Book a table at Boney on Little Collins Street – close to Parliament Station and Exhibition Street in the CBD – for one of the best meals and music combinations in Melbourne.