Waygood epitomises a neighbourhood wine bar.
1/9Waygood epitomises a neighbourhood wine bar.Supplied
Angel hair pasta with prawns and sugo.
2/9Angel hair pasta with prawns and sugo.Krisoffer Paulsen
Bavette steak with smoked butter and rapini
3/9Bavette steak with smoked butter and rapiniKristoffer Paulsen
Heirloom carrots with smoked honey and coconut yoghurt.
4/9Heirloom carrots with smoked honey and coconut yoghurt.Krisoffer Paulsen
Waygood sandwich.
5/9Waygood sandwich.Kristoffer Paulsen
Inside the bottle shop and neighbourhood restaurant.
6/9Inside the bottle shop and neighbourhood restaurant.Kristoffer Paulsen
Ideal for sharing.
7/9Ideal for sharing.Supplied
Pork on pepper leaves.
8/9Pork on pepper leaves.Jason South
Caulfilower schnitzel.
9/9Caulfilower schnitzel.Jason South

Critics'Pick

Contemporary$$

Within the wine bar taxonomy,this gorgeously rustic spot falls under “twice a week”:casual enough for a post-work vino yet serious enough for dinner. Slip into its warm glow to nab a bar stool,the prime position for banter with waiters who know their wine.

Victorian drops mingle with Portuguese,French and Italian;all of them make friends with the Iberian and Middle Eastern-inspired menu. Manchego croquettes erupt with bechamel that rocks a jalapeno kick. An ocean trout skewer is grilled to medium-rare then livened up with zippy chermoula.

Whole cauliflower wears an intriguing coat of honey,hazelnut,preserved lemon and feta. With wine by the carafe,weekly specials and street side tables to people watch,this local ticks every box.

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