Strozzi - Melbourne
Strozzi
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This restaurant, located on Collins Street, offers a mixed experience according to various reviews. While some patrons found the prices to be high and the portions to be lacking, others praised the quality of the food, particularly dishes like the Italian Penne Sausage and the salmon salad. The service received mixed feedback, with some highlighting slow service and a lack of smiles from staff, while others enjoyed the friendly service and overall ambiance. Despite differing opinions, many customers appreciated the location of the restaurant and found it to be a good spot for business meetings or casual lunches. Overall, it seems that this restaurant has its pros and cons, but may be worth a visit for those looking for a nice meal in a convenient location.
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As a visitor to Melbourne I love this place. Looking into the history is intriguing. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $20–40 Recommended dishes: Breakfast Bruschetta
The food is great, this place has been around a long time. The acoustics are woeful background noise is loud (all concrete and wooden floors Strozzi please understand folks at your establishment are there to listen and communicate! . We were at a business luncheon of 3. 2 had the special seafood linguine fish/crustaceans were fresh and amazing. My other guest had the ravioli and she loved it.<br/ <br/ The service is so so until you get the folks that have been there a while, admittedly we were arrived early. Having said that for a working lunch, we waited over 15 minutes for our after meal coffees that's too long. <br/ <br/ All in all though a good place. Price is reasonable and service, so long as you get the old hands, is great.
On this occasion, I met a friend for a weekday breakfast. We couldn't resist trying the truffle toasted sandwich, which came filled with mushrooms and thyme-marinated feta. I tried to convince myself that adding a side of tomato and avocado made it a healthier choice, though deep down I knew it wasn't. However, it was incredibly tasty—deliciously indulgent! The large teapots that accompanied our meal were a nice touch, although the metal design made them somewhat tricky to pour. With its wooden paneling, ambient lighting, and refined atmosphere, Strozzi certainly has the qualities of a romantic dining spot. I did find the service to be a bit aloof, possibly because we were not dressed in business attire, but I'm hoping this was just an isolated incident since everything else was truly fantastic. As a side note, “Strozzi” refers to a noble Florentine family from the medieval era, known for their strong and politically astute matriarch, Alessandra. I'd like to think the restaurant is named in her honor, rather than after the Italian verb for "to choke"!
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