I booked a table for my mothers Birthday for 6.30pm, I called at 6pm to cancel the reservation due to my mum not feeling well. I spoke to a Gentlemen on the phone and advised him that i had to cancel due to my mum not feeling well and apologized that it was a late cancellation His words to me were " Thats ok as long as you come back" and i said i definitely will and I apologized again and he said "Don't worry just look after your mum"...Words and conversation like this only makes business a success! I will definitely be back!

i love Fed Square, it has everything to do there. Shows and meeting people, and the transit bar, and the river, the Sustainability Show that we display our Leafbusters system, and it is the meeting place of everyone.. it is the mixing pot of the world isn't it? its the best. its amazing. Deacon edge. its the best. The stage. the square, Gallery, Cinemas. its amazing.. Art. there is no place on earth like it. Atmosphere.. if there is one place in Melbourne that is a must be place and to feel it, is FED SQUARE.. be there or be SQUARE..

I love the aquarium, my partner and I bought year passes for the two of us and my little sisters and go every two months or so. I really don't think it's fair of all the people here to complain about the price, a $100 day out for your family of 6 doesn't seem like too much to me. Anyone who has ever tried to keep a small fishtank alive could surely sympathise with the time and money put into an aquarium this size so I really do think it's a fair price. I don't think the aquarium deserves all the negative feedback I'm seeing from families taking young children that don't have the attention span to stop and watch fish be fish and then saying they got bored so it wasn't worth the money. Instead of racing through with your kids and being upset it only took an hour maybe stop and look in each of the tanks with them. There are cool little surprises in almost all of them and they do take a few minutes to spot. As for the food court, the meals really are terrible and there aren't many options, because of that I think it's overpriced (I'd be happy to pay more for yummy food), but there's a lovely grassy area right next door by the water and when we go we take a little picnic bag with us, wander through the aquarium, leave to have lunch, then come back and have a good look at some of our favourites again. It takes us about 5 hours with the girls. Lastly, please don't complain about a buisness using teqniques to make money. Yes, their photos are overpriced and I've never bought one, but I've also never been "forced" to take the photo and the photographer just smiles and lets me through. Yes they put their gift shop at the exit because they want you to buy things, again, they are a buisness. You don't have to buy something, and if your children are throwing tantrums then I don't think it's the aquarium staff we should be pointing fingers at, my sisters have never complained because they have been brought up to understand "no". They got their penguin plush toys the first time we went, and if I remember correctly they were a reasonable price for a one off thing.

The Fitzroy Gardens is my favourite place in Melbourne. The first time I ever went there was to find my then boyfriend down on one knee with an engagement ring. We now go there every year for a picnic and the gardens are always gorgeous, any time of year.

I was there last April 2016 and the place was great ..lots and lots of differrent kinds of roses .. it was really amazing.. i like it in the gazebo surrounded by roses.. we had selfies there too..

Fantastic exhibition opening held for our inspiring young Top Arts artists. Thank you to the NGV and to the people that worked behind the scenes to put together such a great night for the students and their families.

This museum shows the origins of where the people of Australia came from, and explains both how and why they came. The reasons people came to Australia shows both the expwcted and unexpected reasons the people to Australia. Bettet yet, you can see the great heart of the Australian people and country here. Simply put, this is a great one of a kind museum that must be on your to do list for your visit to Melbourne.

Laundry, where do I start, firstly, the joke never gets old that I'm going out for an off the hook rager at my local laundromat to unsuspecting workmates who haven't yet had the pleasure of the resident DJs who practice what they preach... DJs who actually turnip with them dope beets. Secondly, If you are a hip hop/rnb fan (just go home if not), You cannot go to Laundry Bar for 'just one drink'...When the crew assembles, we're in it balls deep and to show our respect to our church leaders that is Dave & Tina. Come to Laundry for the community vibes, not the superficialness, when you're in those walls and under that roof, you become family - and you must treat your fellow Laundro's as such. If you don't, Security will be there to remind you how (thanks for keeping it safe for us, guys!) Ladies, get ready to dance til your contour and highlight melts off. On a Saturday, you can find yourself in a danceoff with at least one token black guy - at least if you drink enough Patron from the babin bartenders - you might be in with a strong chance.

My second stay at Crown Towers. This time it was for the weekend to celebrate my birthday. It was great to have a break from work and not have to worry about anything. The room was fantastic, serviced each day to a high standard. Everyone was helpful and friendly. All inclusions were handled perfectly, no fuss. I had a huge birthday cake left over from dinner at one of the restaurants. They picked it up from my room, refridgerated it and had it ready to go at the desk when I checked out. Thanks! :)