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Melbourne is getting ready to host its iconic Melbourne Food & Wine Festival (MFWF) in March 2025, and this year is shaping up to be an absolute blockbuster.

With everything from intimate dinners with global culinary talent to big crowd-pleasers like the World's Longest Lunch, it's time to clear the diary and get in line for tickets—which, as you know, tend to disappear faster than hotcakes.

Kicking things off on 21 March is the World's Longest Lunch, this year led by Melbourne’s most successful culinary export, Curtis Stone.

He’s flown in from Los Angeles, ready to take over Kings Domain, where 600 metres of shared table will stretch across the park, transforming it into Melbourne’s grandest al fresco dining experience. Three courses, matched wines, and Stone’s signature flair will set the tone for the festival—a meal and moment to be remembered.

And if you're more of a brunch person, fear not.

The World's Longest Brunch is back on 23 March, reimagined by Julia Busuttil Nishimura, beloved Melbourne author and food pers

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