We are pleased to announce that Chancery Lane is open again for dinner from Friday 11th June and open as usual from Tuesday.
We will be serving our regular á la carte menu. Please bear with us as we work to new density limits, your patience is appreciated!
The acquisition of our newest site in Little Collins Street sees our first footprint into the top end of Melbourne’s CBD. Housed in the historic Normanby Chambers building, Scott Pickett and the team have re-imagined the former Bistro Vue site to become an instant classic. Returning to its most successful incarnation, Chancery Lane will return the space to a European-inspired bistro – albeit with an edge.
Like its name, the fit-out pays homage to a previous era; a space where opulence and luxury served as a refuge from life outside and a chance to indulge in the finer things. The fare sees Scott and Head Chef Rob Kabboord reference traditional techniques in a list of classic dishes with a modern edge. Open all day, Chancery Lane intends to return to its status as a Melbourne institution.
NEW DATE
Women in Wine – wine pairing dinner with winemaker Mel Chester, Sutton Grange.
Join us at Chancery Lane on the new date of Wednesday 11th August as we celebrate female wine makers and females in wine. Chancery Lane’s Sommelier, Hannah Day, partners with local winemaker Mel Chester of Sutton Grange for a three-course dinner, MC’d by influential wine writer Jeni Port. The dinner celebrates Mel and Hannah’s love for alternate varieties and passion for locally produced wine.
Guests will be treated to a showcase of Mel and Hannah’s favourite Sutton Grange wines and a couple of mystery varieties, each matched with a special course by Chancery Lane Head Chef, Rob Kabboord.
Don’t miss this chance to taste an exclusive menu from Chancery Lane and learn more about locally grown alternative wine varieties by three ‘women in wine’ with a shared passion.
Wednesday 11th August
$175pp