St George's - Preston

This is my second year for the Cocktail Party in November. Fabulous night. Great cocktails and good food. Good energy being Hawolleen night. Great music. Keep it up Will return next year for sure.

The food were fresh and delicious and value for money. However, the menu published in their website were different from their actual menu which was a disappointment.

It is great to see the young generation trained for their careers in hospitality and cooking fine foods. We always recommend the restaurant to friends and families. We have been there for birthdays or just a great meal. It's valued for money and help the students for their training. We don't mind their mistakes and embarrassments, it's all part of the study. The teachers are very helpful and patient with their trainings, and professionally pass their knowledges.

My experience at St George’s was a bit of a interesting one. Let’s start with the service. although this is training restaurant the service of the stuff was wonderful and friendly. Although sometimes I spotted some of the waiters laughing and being unprofessional but other then that I don’t see Andy thing wrong with the service that was provided. Next the food. Me and my partner both had 3 courses. One thing I can definitely say about the food is that it was absolutely delicious and very tasty. I would highly recommend the beef as it so delicious and cooked so perfectly to your liking. Now on to the atmosphere of the restaurant. I gotta admit for a restaurant that opened 10 to 15 years ago the atmosphere has not changed and is still beautiful and welcoming. Over all for the price of $30 to $35 this is a absolute fine establishment to come and have dinner at. I would highly recommend this restaurant and of course I would highly recommend there delicious food.

These MasterChef dinners they have are spectacular. This particular one excelled. St Georges Restaurant is always excellent value for quality food.