The Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
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Melbourne's most beautiful event location has lush green lawns, exotic flowers and spectacular foliage that combine to create the perfect back drop for your next outdoor event.
Three rooms in the heritage-listed Observatory Building are perfect for fully catered planning days. Read More>
The Australian Garden, Cranbourne
The truly unique view from the café windows features striking colours, diverse landscapes and the spectacular red sand garden; it is the perfect venue for evening weddings and Christmas events.
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Old Melbourne Observatory at
Royal Botanic Gardens
Three Eastern Transit Room, Ellery Suite and Baracchi Room in the heritage-listed Observatory Building are perfect for fully catered planning days.
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Stunning marquee at the Royal Botanic Gardens
Melbourne's most romantic and unique venue will again be available for a limited time at the end of the year.
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We can create a feast at your own venue, or alternatively choose from one of many exclusive venues around Victoria.
News & Reviews
Andrew Blake talks to The Age Magazine - What I cook when...
3 June 2009
Andrew Blake swaps crash and burn for a quiet brunch with family and friends...
“I used to eat standing up in the restaurant kitchen. Now I enjoy sitting down, savouring, watching other people enjoy
my food. I like that gesture, that giving."
Exciting new Tarnuk Room to be completed in June
29 April 2009
The exciting new Tarnuk Room at the award winning Australian Garden, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne is expected to be completed by June 2009 with functions and events commencing from October 2009. Download the new Tarnuk Room Reception Packages and Tarnuk Room Conference Packages or Contact us for more details.
Blakes Feast catering at St. Huberts Vineyard this Grape Grazing
20 January 2009
Blakes Feast is catering at St. Huberts Vineyard this Grape Grazing on the 14th and 15th of February.
Andrew Blake talks to The Age's Epicure in "The moveable feast"
2 September 2008
Feeding the masses in style takes ingenuity and precision, writes The Age's David Sutherland in "The moveable feast".
