One Of Melbourne’s Most-Loved Hidden Italian Restaurant Re-Opens

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 With its doors shut since the first Victorian lockdown almost a year ago, one of the city staples for modern italian cuisine Massi has swung back into action and opened back up to diners this week.


Chef/Owner Joe Vargetto established the eatery’s notoriety for intimate Sicilian based dining at its CBD location on Little Collins street. “We are so delighted to be able to be opening our doors once again, with ongoing restrictions and the risk of more lockdowns we continued to postpone our visitors and gesture in a new wave of diners.” said Vargetto.


https://www.theurbanlist.com/melbourne/a-list/massi-reopens-melbourne-2021



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