Coverage · Melbourne

Melbourne CBD

We hold 231 menus in Melbourne CBD, Melbourne. Here is what kinds of place they are, and what they charge for the dishes enough of them price.

Kinds of place

A kind is listed from 3 menus; 26 menus are of kinds with fewer here, or of no settled kind.

What menus here charge

  • Tiramisu$18Middle half $15 to $19, across 27 menus. Melbourne: $15
  • Affogato$14Middle half $10 to $20, across 25 menus. Melbourne: $10.90
  • Margherita$24.25Middle half $20 to $26, across 24 menus. Melbourne: $20.90
  • Steamed rice$5Middle half $3.99 to $6, across 22 menus. Melbourne: $4.50
  • Espresso martini$22Middle half $21 to $24, across 20 menus. Melbourne: $21
  • Soft drinks$5Middle half $4.80 to $5.50, across 20 menus. Melbourne: $4.50
  • Fish and chips$31Middle half $18 to $33, across 18 menus. Melbourne: $25
  • Chicken parmigiana$32Middle half $30 to $32, across 17 menus. Melbourne: $29
  • Hot chocolate$5.70Middle half $5 to $6.50, across 16 menus. Melbourne: $5.50
  • Garlic bread$8Middle half $5 to $12, across 16 menus. Melbourne: $6.90
  • Sticky date pudding$15Middle half $13.50 to $16, across 15 menus. Melbourne: $15
  • Fries$12Middle half $7 to $14, across 15 menus. Melbourne: $10.99

A dish is shown once at least 5 of the area’s menus price it, so no figure points at a single venue. The Melbourne figure is the median across the region.

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How we worked this out

We read menus from venues’ own websites, as they publish them, between 13 and 16 October 2026. Each menu counts once, prices as printed. Each venue counts, a chain’s branches included, as on the coverage map. We never name a venue: every figure here is a median, a range or a share, with the number of menus it rests on.

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