Food Trucks Under one Roof
We run a covered food area housing several independent kitchen operators, with all‑weather seating and quick takeaway in one location.
A food court built for operators. A destination built for diners.
Food Trucks Under one Roof
We run a covered food area housing several independent kitchen operators, with all‑weather seating and quick takeaway in one location.
A food court built for operators. A destination built for diners.
56 Boundary Street
South Melbourne 3205
Open‑air dining, fully under cover
Bus at the door
Tram 109, 270 m
On site, off street
Entry off Boundary St
Eat here or take away
Four Courts is a covered food area, not a street festival. Each operator serves from its own kitchen bay, so a wet Tuesday runs just like a clear Friday.
If you’ve got half an hour, grab a seat. If you haven’t, the bays are laid out so customers can walk in, order, and be back at their desk within a lunch break.
Fully covered
Trucks and tables both sit under the canopy.
Dine in or grab and go
Sit down, or order and keep walking.
Off-street parking
Off‑street parking is available in the local area.
Multiple food kitchens
Multiple independent kitchens serving a variety of food styles.
Right on the line
Boundary Street is exactly what its name says, the line between the Fishermans Bend renewal area and old Port Melbourne. Four Court sits on it, with a different crowd on either side.
Fishermans Bend & Montague
Offices, studios and workshops in Australia’s largest urban renewal area, planned for up to 80,000 jobs by 2050. This is the weekday lunch crowd, and it’s growing every year.
BOUNDARY STREET
Port Melbourne
An established low-rise neighbourhood of terraces and townhouses running down to Bay Street. This is the evening and weekend trade, people walking over for dinner rather than driving out for it.
Easier than you’d think
Parking
Free street parking available in the immediate area, with other off‑street options.
Bus 235
Normanby Road, essentially at the gate. Runs between the city and Fishermans Bend.
Sandridge Rail Trail
The shared walking and cycling path crosses Boundary Street just south of the yard.
Tram 109, Montague Street
A three-minute walk east. Straight through to Southern Cross and Collins Street.
West Gate Freeway (M1)
On and off ramps at Montague Street, so it is a short run from the west or the CBD.
Melbourne CBD
North-east. Roughly ten minutes on the 109.
follow your appetite
No bookings. No weather queues. Just good food, a seat under the roof, and parking close by.