Restaurant and bar at the Melbourne observation deck
Two places to eat and drink sit at the top of Eureka Tower. Bar 88 is on the observation deck itself, open to anyone with a Skydeck ticket. Eureka 89, one floor up, is a restaurant whose dinner packages include the deck.
No outside food or alcohol is allowed up on the deck.
Dining and drinks packages compared
| Package | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| Cocktails in the Clouds Deck, VR theatre and a Bar 88 cocktail, 18+ | from A$65 | Not sold this way |
| Altitude Dining 3 courses at Eureka 89, 18:00 or 20:00 | A$140 | A$32 |
| Altitude 89 2 courses at Eureka 89, 17:30 | A$89 | A$32 |
Eureka 89 restaurant on level 89
Eureka 89 is billed as Melbourne's highest restaurant. Executive Chef Renee Martillano cooks with seasonal, locally sourced produce, served as a 6-course degustation, à la carte, or in two packages with Skydeck access: you start with the view from level 88, then go up one floor for the meal.
Altitude Dining Experience: entrée, main and dessert from a choice menu, at 18:00 or 20:00, with the table for 90 minutes. It runs on most evenings but not every day of the week; the open dates show when you book.
Altitude 89: two courses at a single 17:30 seating, with the table for up to 75 minutes, timed to leave for a show or concert. It is booked with the restaurant directly.
Good to know: the dress code is semi-formal, and allergies, gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan diets are catered for with notice. Altitude Dining can be cancelled free up to 24 hours ahead; late arrivals and no-shows are not refunded.
Bar 88 on the observation deck
Bar 88, on level 88 among the windows, is billed as Melbourne's highest bar. It pours cocktails, wine, Champagne, coffee and soft drinks, and sells pies, sausage rolls, pastries and sandwiches while they last.
Any Skydeck ticket gets you to the bar. Seats are limited and go first come, first served; they cannot be reserved. The Ultimate Skydeck package includes a A$5 voucher to spend there.
Cocktails in the Clouds: Skydeck entry, the Voyager Theatre and one signature cocktail at Bar 88, from A$65. It is for adults 18 and over with ID, booked for at least 2 people; allow 1.5 hours.
- Do I need a Melbourne Skydeck ticket to eat at Eureka 89?
- No separate ticket is needed for the packages: Altitude Dining and Altitude 89 both include Skydeck access.
- Can I go to Bar 88 without a Skydeck ticket?
- No. Bar 88 is on the observation deck, so you need a General Admission ticket or a package to reach it.
- Is there a kids menu at Eureka 89?
- Yes. Children aged 12 and under pay A$32 on either package and order from a kids menu.
- Is Eureka 89 wheelchair accessible?
- Yes, the Altitude Dining Experience is accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, as is the deck below.