Melbourne's CBD Is Getting a New Food Precinct
Expect seven dining destinations all up — including 8bit's first fully licensed burger joint.
With the staggering amount of top-notch food vendors that currently call the Melbourne CBD home, you've got very little excuse for chowing down on a boring lunch, no matter how strapped for time or cash you are.
But hey, this is Melbourne, and there's always room for more culinary quest options — especially when they involve a new incarnation of one our favourite local burger joints. The revamped 360 Collins plaza will soon play host to a new casual dining precinct, featuring a diverse lineup of eateries that includes 8bit's first fully licensed venue. It'll be the biggest venture yet for the beloved burger joint, set to open alongside other popular retailers like Code Black, Poked and Earl Canteen, and a sister venue to Lonsdale Street's Little Billy, called Billy's Lane.
Slinging grab-and-go options galore, there'll be seven dining destinations all up, with the first set to open their doors this month. These eateries will encircle a roomy outdoor space, complete with grassy forecourt and plenty of al fresco seating, to get you out of the office and away from that desk.
To celebrate the launch of the 360 Collins food precinct, there'll be a week of lunch break festivities from June 26–30, involving food and drink tastings, special dining offers, and live performances.
Images: Chris Hopkins.
