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Harveys

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Open since 1994, Harveys is celebrating it's 15th year as one of Melbourne's favourite restaurants. All group bookings and functions are catered for each client individually. Harveys can seat up to 75 guests and is available for group bookings any night of the week. Clients can book one part of the restaurant or the whole restaurant (where a minimum charge applies).

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A low, vine drapped and rather unassuming building just off Toorak Road is home to an endearing restaurant called Harveys. Inconspicuous from the outside, indoors is an open, light-filled space with simple decor. Clean lines, fresh flowers and crisp white linen strike a balance that is elegant rather than stark and two fireplaces ensure that Harveys is still a cosy place for breakfast or an intimate dinner in winter. Breakfast is offered daily - the trifle of natural yoghurt layered with muesli and stewed fruits is a favourite of regular morning diners. Weekend brunch may see you on the sunny front terrace enjoying roasted banana pancakes with honeycomb butter or potato roesti with steamed asparagus, poached eggs, truffle oil and reggiano.

Lunch and dinner showcases the best of Asian and Mediterranean influences, with entrees such as Wagyu bresaola with figs, buffalo mozzarella and white truffle honey. Mains include steamed snapper fillet with zucchini flowers, scallop mousse, saffron and chive butter or try the duck curry with coconut rice, cucumber, bean shoots and Thai herbs. There is an extensive, well-chosen wine list but if you have a special bottle in mind, Harveys also offers BYO Monday to Thursday nights.

Angela Costanzo, April 2008

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MissJane
October 15, 2006


Breakfast exsperience was pleasant, but not great. The eggs benedict were a good standard, as were the fruit toast and museli trifle. Coffee was ok, not great. A small glass of fresh OJ was over $5, which was a little bit cheeky! If you are looking for a quieter breaky spot and in no hurry, then this is a good choice.

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ijah22
March 17, 2008


We went down to Harveys for a nice saturday lunch although it seemed more popular as a gourmet egg & bacon fry-up type place for the posh locals. Nothing wrong with the lunch menu (we had fish carpaccio with capers, Mushroom risotto, a Salmon Fillet with spinach), but I suspect this is more of a place where south yarra locals come for a fine dining version of breakfast.

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