- Cuisine: Signature cocktails and drinks | Price Range: €€
- Ambiance: Adult-only package, lively bar feel, and limited first-come seating above Southbank.
- Menu: One signature cocktail is included; extra drinks are paid separately.
- Timings: Daily from 12pm; allow 90 minutes
- Location: Level 88, inside Bar 88 on the Skydeck
- Booking: Required
- Good for: Date-night drinks, celebratory toast, and late-afternoon views
Your guide to dining at Melbourne Skydeck
The Melbourne Skydeck has both casual and occasion-style dining on-site, so you don’t need to leave Eureka Tower if you want a drink, snack, or sit-down meal with the view. Bar 88 is the easy choice during a general visit, with cocktails, wine, coffee, and pastries right on Level 88, while Altitude Dining at Eureka 89 suits a longer lunch or dinner plan. If you’re just fitting food around a 45-minute visit, stay on-site. For a more restaurant-heavy evening, nearby Southbank still offers better variety.
Restaurants at Melbourne Skydeck
Cocktails in the Clouds at Bar 88
Altitude dining at Eureka 89
- Cuisine: 3-course dining | Price Range: €€€
- Ambiance: Formal, reserved-seating experience with a quieter feel than the observation deck.
- Menu: Chef-curated lunch or dinner, 3 selected drinks, and non-alcoholic options on request.
- Timings: Skydeck access from 5pm; seating lasts 90 minutes
- Location: Level 89, Eureka 89, above the public Skydeck
- Booking: Required
- Good for: Celebration meal, dinner, and proposals
Frequently asked questions about Melbourne Skydeck restaurants
Bar 88 comes with standard Skydeck entry. Altitude Dining is a separate package that already includes Skydeck access, and some dining bundles also add Voyager Theatre or a cocktail.
Yes. Bar 88 is accessible with general admission, and Cocktails in the Clouds bundles one signature drink with Skydeck entry and Voyager Theatre for guests 18+.
Allow 45 minutes for standard viewing, around 90 minutes for Cocktails in the Clouds, and about 2 hours if you’re combining Skydeck with dining and extra experiences.
Bar 88 is casual, but Altitude Dining feels more polished than the main deck. Smart-casual clothing fits best if you’re planning lunch, dinner, or celebration photos.
Yes, although the format matters. Bar 88 works best for families wanting drinks or pastries, while Cocktails in the Clouds is restricted to guests aged 18 and above.
Altitude Dining accepts dietary requirements in your booking notes, and non-alcoholic drinks are available on request. Specific dish choices change, so the current menu matters most.
The Skydeck and The Edge are wheelchair accessible, and Bar 88 sits on the same public level. Dining packages are practical for mobility devices, but evacuation uses stairs in emergencies.
No. Outside food and drinks aren’t allowed inside Melbourne Skydeck, so any snack, coffee, cocktail, or meal needs to be purchased through the venue’s own dining options.
