On Sunday 18th November the East Malvern Food & Wine Festival returns to picturesque Central Park for its 3rd year. This fab event is free to attend with food and wine packages starting from just $20!
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Category: South Eastern Suburbs
Turning Point launches new spring menu!
Funky Ripponlea cafe Turning Point has launched it’s new Spring Menu this week, with some new exciting dishes added to the mix of old favourites.
Danish Nosh, Caulfield
Danish Nosh greets you with tasty treats and delicious smells. This stunning refit of a long-standing Caulfield bakery is a real gem in the community.
Chachos, Windsor – Mexican Pizza
Chachos brings pizza with a side of wine (and eventually Tequila) to Windsor’s busy Chapel Street. Replacing the French inspired Resto Bobo Chacho’s perfectly combines fun and classy for a great night.
Market on Malvern Cafe, Prahran
Dietary requirements are no problem at Market on Malvern and with it’s lovely chilled out vibe, it’s a great place to enjoy a relaxing brunch
Review: Mexico City, Bentleigh
With its striking red and blue decor, dim lighting and extensive bar menu, it’s not just the music that gives Mexico City it’s authentic vibe. This place balances fun and funky with a family friendly vibe to create the perfect suburban dining spot – every high street needs one of these!
Review: Belle Cibo, Hampton
Belle Cibo offers low-key local dining or tasty take away. With something to please everyone it’s an ideal and convenient mid week dining spot for Baysiders.
Review: Mocha Jo’s Burger Bar, Ripponlea
Perfectly positioned next to Ripponlea Station, Mocha Jo’s is a cute American style burger bar with a huge choice of burgers.
Review: United Espresso, Black Rock
Review of United Espresso, Black Rock. Newly opened United Espresso captures a Middle Eastern twist in its menu, so dine in or take something away to enjoy on the nearby beach!
Review: Neon Tiger, Malvern
Trendy, yet homely, step into Neon Tiger for all your classic Melbourne brunch needs. With big portions and a cosy environment, it’s one tiger you won’t mind getting up close and personal with!
Review: Little Thai Cafe, Bentleigh
Little Thai Cafe is a small, long-standing restaurant with all those traditional classic Thai dishes you’ll love.
Review: Pierrick Boyer, Prahran
Headed up by recent winner of Pastry Chef of the Year, Pierrick Boyer, his newly opened namesake cafe in Prahran is showcasing his signature cakes and pastries alongside some more substantial items on their brunch menu.