I really love the huge variety of menu options. There are so many wonderful things to choose from, and they all are delectable. The coffee is also really good - I like mine short and black and its neither bittter nor burnt. The courtyard out the back is a really nice spot for lounging about on a Saturday or Sunday morning. This is definitely my favourite brunch location, although the prices are a tad steep for frequenting too often.

Approximate cost: $16

I wanted to try a new hairdresser, and after reading all the positive comments, I thought I'd give Bec a go. We had a good chat beforehand about what I was after and Bec made some really helpful suggestions. I had a full head of foils, a cut and blow dry; the resulting colours and style were exactly what we discussed and look fantastic. She took her time but I was still out within 2 hours. I will definitely be going back again.

Approximate cost: $135

These guys do some of the best Peking duck in Melbourne - tender, crispy and not oily. Their Lettuce Cup and Sweet Basil Chicken are also excellent. For a different take on the old staple 'lemon chicken' ask for the Roast Chicken with lemon sauce on the side. While the prices are a little high, they're on par with other restaurants in this area. Definitely recommend for a great Chinese dining experience, and also great for pre-footy food as they're open a little earlier before evening matches. Excellent wine list and have not found them to be at all stingy on 'by the glass' as per other review.

Approximate cost: $26

Similar style to Vietnamese. Corn cakes (Bort Chien) were quite good. Mains are fairly large but not terribly flavourful (we had the Bai Mouan and Mouan Ang). The decor is modern and clean. Staff were a little disorganised but it was a busy night. I'd recommend it as somewhere to eat at Docklands, but if you want great value Asian food, I'd probably go elsewhere. I've also been to the Yarraville restaurant and would give the same review - nice food and atmosphere but a bit plain and a bit expensive for what it is.

Approximate cost: $20

I've been here quite a few times - first for my birthday where 15 of us had the banquet. They handle large groups really well and the price was quite good given the amount of food ($55 plus drinks). Have been back for a la carte dinner and breakfast and had wonderful food both times with a very reasonable bill on both occasions. The food tastes fantastic and the staff are really professional. Hot tip: you can get a half serve of the Loukamathes, which are heavenly but rich (and a whole serve is 8 doughnuts).

Went with friends and had the Duck Banquet ~$34 per head. This is definitely the best value duck dinner I've ever had and we all agreed we'd go back for more. Just a warning: one banquet is for 2 people - you get a whole duck - so if you order 2 banquets (i.e. for 4 people) you'll get 2 whole Peking ducks! While it is very good, 2 Peking ducks for 4 is A LOT of food. Take away is an option though :) BYO handy for a cheaper night out.

Approximate cost: $34