Nested in one of Melbourne's popular laneways known for their street art, is home to well known Spanish restaurant Movida. Ever since Movida Sydney closed, we've been missing the authentic Spanish tapas they serve. While the menu showcases some traditional dishes, there are also plenty of interesting ones to sample.
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| Tostada $5.5 ea; Bocadillo $9 ea |
Next up are the sliders heroing smoked wagyu brisket, together with pickled cucumber, quail egg and cheese. These sliders were cute, but not extraordinary by any means.
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| Croqueta $4.5 ea |
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| Caballa Ahumada $6.5 ea |
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| Paletilla $30 |
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| Anchoa $5 ea |
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| Piquilla $7.50 ea |
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| Gambas $34 |
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| Arroz Con Setas $29.50 |
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| Carrillera De Buey $30 |
After finishing this dish, I had an urge to get a second one, but was stopped by Mr Piggy...(I'm still a little upset with him😠)
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| Cecina $25 |
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| Flan $15 |
Food: 8/10
Service: 6/10
Atmosphere: 7/10
Highlight:
- Authenticity meets creativity
- Beef cheek, cecina and flan
- Some underwhelming dishes dragged down the overall experience















