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6 venues in Melbourne
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15 Claremont St, South Yarra VIC
168 Greville St, Prahran VIC
11 Toorak Rd, South Yarra VIC
66 Flinders Ln, Melbourne CBD VIC
112 Flinders Ln, Melbourne CBD VIC
33 Mountain Rd, Cockatoo VIC
15 Claremont St, South Yarra VIC
168 Greville St, Prahran VIC
11 Toorak Rd, South Yarra VIC
66 Flinders Ln, Melbourne CBD VIC
112 Flinders Ln, Melbourne CBD VIC
33 Mountain Rd, Cockatoo VIC
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Address: 95 Exhibition Street, 80 Collins Precinct
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Asian Fusion
Modern Asian dining with bold, cross-cultural energy. Chef Andrew McConnell’s Supernormal blends Japanese, Korean, and Chinese influences — from lobster rolls to peanut-butter parfait — earning its spot among Melbourne’s most iconic restaurants.
Address: 180 Flinders Ln
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Chinese
A stripped-back Chinatown arcade diner hand-making Shandong-style dumplings and noodles in a simple, plant-filled dining room.
Address: 7/200 Bourke St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Chinese, Cantonese
Red-carpeted Chinese restaurant adorned for a unique dining experience and exceptional Cantonese cuisine.
Address: 17 Market Ln
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Coffee
A cozy coffee shop on Little Bourke Street, serving pastries along with their brews.
Address: 359 Little Bourke St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: American,
A beloved neighborhood spot that captures the essence of classic American diner culture.
Address: 10 Bourke St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: French
A grand CBD French restaurant set inside the heritage-listed former Melbourne Stock Exchange, serving refined French fare with an extensive global wine list.
Address: 380 Collins St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Thai
Authentic Thai known for its Bangkok-style boat noodles and bold street-food flavours. Chef Tee brings real Thai energy to the menu — from rich beef broth to spicy tom yum — earning Soi 38 a spot among Melbourne’s best Thai restaurants.
Address: 38 Royal Ln
Ashburton, VIC
Cuisines: European, Coffee, Brunch
An Ashburton bistro and cafe serving European-leaning brunch and coffee in a relaxed, neighbourhood village setting.
Address: 199 High St
South Yarra, VIC
Cuisines: French
Address: 11 Toorak Rd
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Korean, Barbecue,
Korean BBQ-themed restaurant with luxurious ambiance, giving off an average price point.
Address: 16 Dhanga Djeembana Walk
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Coffee
A café that serves specialty coffee and offers breakfast and lunch options throughout the day.
Address: GD089/360 Elizabeth St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Middle Eastern
A CBD fine-diner plating modern Middle Eastern cooking with seasonal produce, backed by an exclusive Maltese wine store.
Address: 21 Bond St
Kensington, VIC
Cuisines: Ethiopian, African
An Ethiopian restaurant on Racecourse Road in Kensington, serving traditional stews and injera in a warm setting.
Address: 277 Racecourse Rd
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Chinese
A Sichuan restaurant that offers a variety of choices for Malatang soup base and stir-fry spicy pot.
Address: 462 Elizabeth St
Fitzroy, VIC
Cuisines: Modern Australian
A Fitzroy dining room and bar inside a converted metalworks factory, refining contemporary Australian cooking with quiet, hospitable elegance.
Address: 55/57 Gertrude St
Fitzroy, VIC
Cuisines: Ice Cream
An ice cream shop serving over 40 unique gelato flavours
Address: 237 Smith St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Chinese
A CBD Chinatown dumpling house pairing famed xiao long bao with premium flame duck, in a refined black-and-copper fitout.
Address: 146/148 Little Bourke St
Carlton, VIC
Cuisines: Italian, Coffee, Pizza
An institution on Lygon Street offering Italian pastries, pizza, gelato and coffee in a grand, bustling setting.
Address: 380 Lygon St
Ripponlea, VIC
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A converted Ripponlea bank building serving ambitious tasting menus built around native ingredients and Australian Indigenous knowledge.
Address: 74 Glen Eira Rd
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Cocktail
A stylish CBD wine and cocktail bar on Little Collins Street with an all-day drinks and share-plates menu.
Address: 322 Little Collins St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: French, Cocktail
A hidden CBD speakeasy pouring French-leaning cocktails in a moody, subterranean laneway setting.
Address: Shop/3 Little Bourke St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Coffee, Brunch
A soaring CBD cafe in a converted power station serving elevated all-day fare and specialty coffee beneath a 15-metre ceiling.
Address: 650 Little Bourke St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Coffee, Brunch
A bustling laneway cafe off Rankins Lane in the CBD, pouring quality coffee and serving hearty brunch fare.
Address: 8 Rankins Ln
Melbourne, VIC
Cuisines: Doughnut, American,
Home to Melbourne’s most iconic hot jam doughnut that consistently serves hot, fresh, and delicious doughnuts.
Address: E-Shed Queen Victoria Market, QVM 59/60 Peel St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Brunch, Coffee
A much-loved French-inspired brunch cafe in the CBD known for its inventive breakfast dishes and busy dining room.
Address: 10 Katherine Pl
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Australian
A French bistro restaurant in Melbourne, with classical fine dining in a modern context using native Australian ingredients.
Address: 55 Rialto Towers, 525 Collins St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
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Dishes of Turkish cuisine can be ordered here, where traditional Turkish breads and snacks are amazing.
Address: 481 Elizabeth St
Camberwell, VIC
Cuisines:
A popular Camberwell bakery famed for its buttery croissants and French-inspired pastries.
Address: 387 Camberwell Rd
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Malaysian
A bustling halal Malaysian restaurant on Lonsdale Street in the Melbourne CBD, popular for its roti and noodle dishes.
Address: 366 Lonsdale St
Albert Park, VIC
Cuisines: Indian
A striking Albert Park dining room serving contemporary Indian cuisine in a design-forward space.
Address: 159/161 Victoria Ave
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Turkish
A well-knownplace for lunch takeout in Melbourne CBD featuring authentic Turkish Street food
Address: 502 Little Collins St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Brunch, Coffee
A Wills Street cafe in Melbourne's CBD serving all-day brunch and quality coffee in a bright, laneway-adjacent space.
Address: 25 Wills St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Chinese
A captivating place for patrons having an authentic and delectable cuisine from Eastern countries anytime the cravings kicks in.
Address: 378 Little Collins St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Indonesian, Malaysian
A King Street eatery in the Melbourne CBD serving Indonesian and Malaysian satay skewers and hawker classics in a casual setting.
Address: 186 King St
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Chef Ben Shewry, the mind behind Melbourne institution Attica, is drawn to places that are completely “dialled in.” Talking about sandwich shops leads him to Japan, where people dedicate their lives to repeating the same craft over and over until they become exceptional at it. That’s what connects his picks here: roast shops, schnitzel counters and steak sandwich spots focused on doing one thing properly — no funny business, no endless options, just deeply satisfying food made with total conviction.
Former aerospace engineer turned pastry phenomenon, Kate Reid has helped shape Melbourne’s obsession with precision pastries and great coffee. When the “butter queen” isn’t perfecting croissants at Lune Croissanterie, she’s visiting a tight rotation of cafés across the city. From the produce-driven kitchen at Morning Market to CBD institutions like Patricia Coffee Brewers and Good Measure. These are the Melbourne cafés she swears by.
Thai Ho, founder of MAMAS Dining Group, has built a reputation on bold, high-energy takes on Vietnamese food. But it all starts in Springvale. This is where the standards are set, shaped by community, tradition and generations of pride. From crispy bánh mì to slow-simmered broths and street-side iced coffee, this is his Springvale circuit.
Chef Ben Shewry, the mind behind Melbourne institution Attica, is drawn to places that are completely “dialled in.” Talking about sandwich shops leads him to Japan, where people dedicate their lives to repeating the same craft over and over until they become exceptional at it. That’s what connects his picks here: roast shops, schnitzel counters and steak sandwich spots focused on doing one thing properly — no funny business, no endless options, just deeply satisfying food made with total conviction.
Former aerospace engineer turned pastry phenomenon, Kate Reid has helped shape Melbourne’s obsession with precision pastries and great coffee. When the “butter queen” isn’t perfecting croissants at Lune Croissanterie, she’s visiting a tight rotation of cafés across the city. From the produce-driven kitchen at Morning Market to CBD institutions like Patricia Coffee Brewers and Good Measure. These are the Melbourne cafés she swears by.
Thai Ho, founder of MAMAS Dining Group, has built a reputation on bold, high-energy takes on Vietnamese food. But it all starts in Springvale. This is where the standards are set, shaped by community, tradition and generations of pride. From crispy bánh mì to slow-simmered broths and street-side iced coffee, this is his Springvale circuit.
