DUCK BOARD PLACE
It was named in 1953 after Duck Board House at 91 Flinders Lane, a well know entertainment place for WW2 troops.The place later became the Duckboard Club part of the RSL Club of Melbourne and the reference to duck boards is to the wooden boards used to cover the mud in the trenches. The buildings have been used as warehouses and are now graffiti covered and converted into very good and interesting restaurants. The graffiti which continues around into AC/DC Lane is interesting as are the shoes that hand from the power lines between buildings.
'FOODIE HEAVEN'
QUIRKY LANE OFF FLINDERS LANE
HOME OF SOME GREAT RESTAURANTS
Old Shoes Hanging From Electric Wires
Lee Ho Fook Modern Chinese
It is a small graffiti covered lane way that runs of Flinders Lane and connect with AC/DC Lane between Exhibition Street and Russell Street and has attracted a range of excellent restaurants.
LEE HO FOOK
PASTUSO
TONKA
A HEREFORD BEEFSTOUW
A good place to stay nearby is
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