Attica in Melbourne, Australia is a one of a kind fine-dining restaurant experience.
There’s dinner. There’s fine dining. There’s Michelin star restaurants. Then there’s Melbourne’s Attica – a one of a kind fine-dining restaurant experience.
Attica is owned and operated by Ben Shewry.
Shewry was one of six chefs featured in the inaugural season of the Netflix original documentary Chef’s Table. His cooking philosophy is deeply rooted in using indigenous ingredients, both Australian and New Zealand contexts. Inspired by the indigenous Maori hangi, kūmara (sweet potato) and native mutton bird
The winner of several awards in Australia, and has been included in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants since 2010. Its current position on the list places it as the top restaurant in Australia.
The World’s 50 Best Restaurants since 2010
It’s a set menu degustation, like all of the finest restaurants. The experience takes around 3.5 hours.
Eating at Attica is a commitment of time and money and it’s understood the kind of fine dining expectations that this time and money can bring.
Attica loves beautiful, rare and unique ingredients
Attica loves beautiful, rare and unique ingredients but for us that means bunya nuts, murnong or marron rather than foie gras, caviar or lobster.
Fans of beautiful cutlery but also believe that some things taste better when eaten with your fingers. Their ambience music taste is eclectic – you’ll hear that as you eat.
Attica’s staff loves looking after people but formal isn’t their style – more into chatting.
Attica serves a multi-course tasting menu at $360pp (payable upon booking) and beverages are charged on consumption.
To book your reservation: https://www.attica.com.au/booking
