One-Eleven Spring Street Restaurant
Editorial
Executive Chef Tom Milligan brings a Mediterranean influence to the more traditional English cuisine the hotel is renowned for. At lunchtime try the weekday two- and three-course set menu, $32 and $40 respectively, with options like an entree of duck liver pate with toasted brioche, fine salad leaves and mixed pickles; a main of roast aged beef sirloin served with seasonal vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and red wine jus; and a dessert of bread and butter pudding with English custard and ice-cream. A dinner set menu is also offered for $80 per person. Otherwise, from the a la carte menu, start with an entree of Yarra Valley venison carpaccio with aged parmesan, juniper, virgin olive oil and garlic chips. Follow with supreme of Atlantic salmon (steamed), olive mash, butter lettuce and a citrus and soft herb emulsion sauce. Finish with the quince charlotte with vanilla bavarois studded with quince, served with creme anglaise.
Veda Wickens, December 2006
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April 24, 2007
Great meal! Thoroughly enjoyed the environment and great taste!
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