Fat Lulus Bottomless Dinner

Fat Lulu’s Pizza and Bar in St Kilda offers a structured bottomless dinner built around pizza, pasta and drinks. The advertised session runs every Saturday at either 6pm or 8pm, lasts for 90 minutes and costs $69 per person, with bookings and a pre-purchased deposit required. It is designed for diners who want a generous, social meal rather than a quick drop-in, and the format makes it particularly suited to birthdays, catch-ups and group celebrations.

The food list covers familiar Italian-style options with a broad mix of meat, vegetarian and chicken dishes. Pizzas include Margarita, Pepperoni, Prosciutto, BBQ Chicken, Tandoori Chicken, Vegetarian and Red Devil, alongside Garlic Herb and Cheese. Pasta choices include Linguine Carbonara, Spaghetti Bolognese, Penne Pollo, Linguine with Pesto, Penne Amatriciana and Veg Penne. The menu descriptions indicate combinations such as mozzarella, herbs, salami, seasonal vegetables, creamy sauces, parmesan and basil, giving groups plenty of choice without making the offering feel overly complicated.

Drinks are a major part of the experience. The listed cocktail selection includes a Cosmopolitan, Strawberry Lemon Smash, Fruit Tingle, Pussy Punch, Lemon Lime Punch and St Kilda Sunset, as well as Aperol Spritz and Mimosa. Wine, house beer, soft drinks, lemon lime bitters, mocktails and juices are also included in the drinks list. The venue’s conditions state that guests can order one drink per person at a time, with final drinks requested five minutes before the session ends. RSA requirements apply, and guests under 18 must be declared before the session and accompanied by a responsible adult.

For larger occasions, Fat Lulu’s says it has customisable function rooms for events including birthdays, anniversaries, hens nights and corporate gatherings. That makes the venue a practical option for organised celebrations as well as the regular Saturday dinner. Its Google rating is 4.4 from 742 reviews, offering a useful indication of how previous visitors have responded. The bottomless format, varied food list and dedicated function spaces make it best suited to groups, while the clear booking structure may also work for couples planning a lively St Kilda dinner.