Di Stasio Città
Last updated June 10, 2026
Red neon illuminates the facade and signals the entrance to this striking Italian dining room in central Melbourne. Inside, the space is dark and polished, with video art and dramatic lighting heightening the sense of occasion.
The menu stays close to tradition, with hand-cut pasta and tiramisù that’s rich but restrained. The cocktail list favours Italian-accented classics—we’d start with a Negroni at the bar. Service is precise, but the overall tempo stays relaxed.
A broad terrace out front adds a more casual option, good for long lunches or an early Campari soda. There’s plenty of style here, but the welcome is warm and confident.
