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Ned’s Bake & Bistro Middle Park — Restaurant in Melbourne

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Ned’s Bake & Bistro Middle Park
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Middle Park Beach
Beaconsfield Parade, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
Carousel
22 Aughtie Dr, Albert Park VIC 3205, Australia
Hare Krishna Melbourne (ISKCON) Temple
197 Danks St, Albert Park VIC 3206, Australia
Albert Park Lake
Albert Park VIC 3206, Australia
Albert Park Lake
Lakeside Dr, Albert Park VIC 3206, Australia
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Cusina
251 Richardson St, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
Middle Park Hotel
102 Canterbury Rd, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
The Armstrong Street Food Store
30 Armstrong St, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
Jack the Geezer
99 Canterbury Rd, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
Little Buddha
5 Armstrong St, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
Ragazzi Restaurant
165 Mills St, Albert Park VIC 3206, Australia
Rebello - A Slice of Italy
36A Mills St, Albert Park VIC 3206, Australia
The Sandbar
175B Beaconsfield Parade, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
West Beach Pavilion
330A Beaconsfield Parade, St Kilda West VIC 3182, Australia
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Ned’s Bake & Bistro Middle Park

40 Armstrong St, Middle Park VIC 3206, Australia
4.3(129)
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attractions: Middle Park Beach, Carousel, Hare Krishna Melbourne (ISKCON) Temple, Albert Park Lake, Albert Park Lake, restaurants: Cusina, Middle Park Hotel, The Armstrong Street Food Store, Jack the Geezer, Little Buddha, Ragazzi Restaurant, Rebello - A Slice of Italy, The Sandbar, West Beach Pavilion
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+61 3 9645 9536
Website
nedsbake.com.au

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Featured dishes

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Appellation Oysters
Anchovy Toast
Lobster Croissant
Truffled Mushroom Arancini
Salumi Plate

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Nearby attractions of Ned’s Bake & Bistro Middle Park

Middle Park Beach

Carousel

Hare Krishna Melbourne (ISKCON) Temple

Albert Park Lake

Albert Park Lake

Middle Park Beach

Middle Park Beach

4.5

(464)

Open 24 hours
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Carousel

Carousel

4.3

(316)

Open 24 hours
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Hare Krishna Melbourne (ISKCON) Temple

Hare Krishna Melbourne (ISKCON) Temple

4.8

(1.4K)

Closed
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Albert Park Lake

Albert Park Lake

4.8

(253)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Ned’s Bake & Bistro Middle Park

Cusina

Middle Park Hotel

The Armstrong Street Food Store

Jack the Geezer

Little Buddha

Ragazzi Restaurant

Rebello - A Slice of Italy

The Sandbar

West Beach Pavilion

Cusina

Cusina

4.7

(242)

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Middle Park Hotel

Middle Park Hotel

4.3

(694)

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The Armstrong Street Food Store

The Armstrong Street Food Store

4.1

(97)

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Jack the Geezer

Jack the Geezer

4.5

(298)

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Melb.foodiaryMelb.foodiary
This European-style bakery and cafe transforms into a gorgeous restaurant at night and has recently started their dinner service. They are from the team behind @ineswinebar, @tartine, and @meatballandwinebar and the food is phenomenal! We tried: 🦞 Lobster Croissant 🧆 Truffled Mushroom Arancini 🍝 Pappardelle Ragu 🥩 Steak Frites 🍷 Shiraz Gin & Tonic 🍹 Aperol Spritz Okay I seriously loved everything we ate here, I cannot recommend it enough! We started with some complimentary bread with truffle butter and the butter was so incredibly fragrant and very truffle-y. Their lobster mini croissant was super flakey and crispy, with a generous serving of lobster, which was really fresh and juicy - better than any lobster roll i’ve had elsewhere. The arancini had a nice crunchy breadcrumbed outer layer, with a truffle-y filling as well. Loooved the pappardelle ragu, which had super rich and tender lamb ragu and perfectly al dente pasta. The pecorino provided a mild cheesy flavour to the sauce, which was delicious. I was surprised at how good their steak was - it was buttery tender and pretty much melted as you chewed into it and the fries were really crunchy. The Montpellier butter sauce complemented the steak perfectly, for a $39 main, I was impressed at the quality of the meat. The interior of this place was also such a vibe, with rustic walls and nice mood lighting.
Salar HaghighiSalar Haghighi
Extremely disappointed as they did not let me to order a take away coffee because I had my dog with myself. Note; nearly all the cafes in this area are super dog friendly, I’m local and they did not offer any alternative way for me to order, there are no spots outside to secure my dog and they simply asked me to leave as I was placing my order. Shame on this service. in response to owner message below: Thanks for your generic message! as you can see I left this review for the Ned's Middle Park branch (with a photo as well). Also, do you mean I'm lying about my experience? No your place is NOT dog-friendly at all. FYI, I just went to another place couple of meters away, ordered my take coffee inside (with my dog) and they gave my dog a free treat as well. That's what I call a good costumer service and a dog-friendly cafe. Not the one which rejects people to order take away just because they have a dog!!!!!!!!!
Sarah MelbsSarah Melbs
Ned’s at Night has just launched, and the new evening dining experience is exceptional. From Weds- Sundays you can now enjoy a delectable dinner menu here. A café by day, the venue completely transforms at night. The moody dim lights and intimate, cozy space are stunning, with a beautiful rustic European charm. Both the staff and the food are excellent. 🍷 💖 Truffle butter & fresh olive sourdough 💖 Oysters- natural & rhubarb granita $5.5 each 💖Lobster Croissant $16- flaky in house croissant 🥐😮‍💨 💖Steak and frites $39 🌟😮‍💨 💖Pappardelle $38 🌟 💖Salad $12 💖 Tiramisu $14 😮‍💨 💖 Wine $13
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Extremely disappointed as they did not let me to order a take away coffee because I had my dog with myself. Note; nearly all the cafes in this area are super dog friendly, I’m local and they did not offer any alternative way for me to order, there are no spots outside to secure my dog and they simply asked me to leave as I was placing my order. Shame on this service. in response to owner message below: Thanks for your generic message! as you can see I left this review for the Ned's Middle Park branch (with a photo as well). Also, do you mean I'm lying about my experience? No your place is NOT dog-friendly at all. FYI, I just went to another place couple of meters away, ordered my take coffee inside (with my dog) and they gave my dog a free treat as well. That's what I call a good costumer service and a dog-friendly cafe. Not the one which rejects people to order take away just because they have a dog!!!!!!!!!
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Ned’s at Night has just launched, and the new evening dining experience is exceptional. From Weds- Sundays you can now enjoy a delectable dinner menu here. A café by day, the venue completely transforms at night. The moody dim lights and intimate, cozy space are stunning, with a beautiful rustic European charm. Both the staff and the food are excellent. 🍷 💖 Truffle butter & fresh olive sourdough 💖 Oysters- natural & rhubarb granita $5.5 each 💖Lobster Croissant $16- flaky in house croissant 🥐😮‍💨 💖Steak and frites $39 🌟😮‍💨 💖Pappardelle $38 🌟 💖Salad $12 💖 Tiramisu $14 😮‍💨 💖 Wine $13
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4.3
(129)
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2.0
3y

I want to love this place as a local but am constantly disappointed and as such I’ll make this my last visit. On the positive, the table setup outside is really lovely particularly on a summer day!!! The product is generally good (albeit the piadana I just got is bland and doughy!). But every time I go here the staff seem mildly indifferent to both your presence as a customer or their collective in a hospo environment. Not ride per se, just I don’t feel the hospo standards are there.

Today the music was too loud (and no, I’m not that old and cranky) which didn’t fit the space or the clientele, I ordered take away but had to awkwardly stand in the thoroughfare waiting as staff had taken up the entire area at the window. Of course, they’re entitled to a break, but maybe sit at one of the tables in the main room - it’s a terrible look and function. Staff chat in the middle of this thourougfare rather than finding a space to have their chat, or they’ll just keep coming through if they see you coming in (I don’t believe client is king etc but all hospo will normally defer to the client if two people can’t make it through the one piece of space - unless they’re carrying things then I’ll always defer to them). And then prices are never displayed, so when you’re a normal person considering on price you don’t have that (or maybe I’m not the target market for that reason - who knows).

I really wanted to love this place and do love the outside seating, but the running of it is not good, and hasn’t...

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5.0
1y

This European-style bakery and cafe transforms into a gorgeous restaurant at night and has recently started their dinner service. They are from the team behind @ineswinebar, @tartine, and @meatballandwinebar and the food is phenomenal!

We tried: 🦞 Lobster Croissant 🧆 Truffled Mushroom Arancini 🍝 Pappardelle Ragu 🥩 Steak Frites 🍷 Shiraz Gin & Tonic 🍹 Aperol Spritz

Okay I seriously loved everything we ate here, I cannot recommend it enough! We started with some complimentary bread with truffle butter and the butter was so incredibly fragrant and very truffle-y. Their lobster mini croissant was super flakey and crispy, with a generous serving of lobster, which was really fresh and juicy - better than any lobster roll i’ve had elsewhere. The arancini had a nice crunchy breadcrumbed outer layer, with a truffle-y filling as well. Loooved the pappardelle ragu, which had super rich and tender lamb ragu and perfectly al dente pasta. The pecorino provided a mild cheesy flavour to the sauce, which was delicious. I was surprised at how good their steak was - it was buttery tender and pretty much melted as you chewed into it and the fries were really crunchy. The Montpellier butter sauce complemented the steak perfectly, for a $39 main, I was impressed at the quality of the meat. The interior of this place was also such a vibe, with rustic walls and nice...

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1.0
4y

This place is not even open yet but they brought out the stall, stocked up all breads and pastries, people walking around, no hygiene standards to follow at all. Prices are not displayed so don't get surprised when you pay $6.50 for a donut or $10 for a small loaf of bread.

Of course, if you're buying a bread they'll ask if you'd like a coffee with it. Up selling has reached a new low. When you are setting a stall before you officially open your shop, try to satisfy the element hygiene standards in the pandemic times when anyone standing to buy the products can sneeze, caught...

I won't be returning back because this bakery is way overpriced. They should check the prices of a similar business in Albert Park. Just because it's Middle Park you can't expect customers to pay any price.

Making several hundred percent profit on breads and pastries is nothing but greed. Display prices please so the customers can see how much they are paying rather than getting a price surprise at the register. When I asked the girl who was serving me about the prices of some pastries she had to ask someone else. If I didn't ask she would just enter any price I guess. And no thanks I don't want a coffee with a...

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