Best Family Restaurants in Dandenong

"Function Function PartyIf you’re looking for a private function room or a venue for hire, our private room can accommodate 50 people standing and 40 seated. A good option for work events, birthday parties, and wedding recep..."

"Bespoke Design Wedding Cakes that taste even better than they look!. The Icing Artist is a boutique company that specialises in creating bespoke wedding cakes, cookies and cupcakes. Head Chef and Owner Simone has been working in the cake industry in Australia and Europe for over 21 years."

"With 16 years experience, our recipes have been fine tuned to deliver you the ultimate indulgence on your wedding day. Not only will your cake have you and your guests swooning for more, they will also look out of this world and be everything you wished for. We can also create dessert tables to include cupcakes, macarons, donuts and cookies."

"To get you through lockdown, they’ve put together a few lockdown packs. One of them is the St. ALi Coffee Pack, which features a 250g pack of the St. ALi Blend, a 250g pack of their single origin, two cans of their Feels Good Cold Brew and two cans of their Wide Awake Cold Brew. You can also subscribe to them and get your favourite choice of coffee on a regular basis."

"A local institution for specialty coffee, these guys are all about their delicious brews. With over five different blends to try, alongside limited editions beans, don’t bother with the ‘usual’, just let the barista recommend the featured cup of the day. Unsure of what to sip on?"

"Located in South Melbourne, ST ALI is one of the best coffee shops in Melbourne. They make their coffee beans and use it in the coffee. The environment is cozy and packed with loud music."

"A perfect spot if you are getting married at Leonda by the Yarra and want to stay in the immediate area for photos. Just take a short stroll through the car park, past the oval and there’s a beautiful green area complete with a shady bridge – just keep an eye out for dog walkers :)"

"Once used as the offices for the state’s Treasury Department, the Old Treasury Building was turned into a museum in 1994 and has a series of exhibitions about the formation of Melbourne and other significant periods of the city’s history. There are interesting displays about topics like the Gold Rush, Melbourne as the national capital, and the stories of the governor. Temporary exhibitions are also held on other topics."

"Spend the day hopping between eclectic cafes and small shops, and explore iconic places such as the State Parliament buildings, Shrine of Remembrance, Federation Square, Arts Centre, Yarra River, Fitzroy Garden and St Patrick’s Cathedral. Take advantage of the free tram service around the City Circle loop to get around!"