Bold and bright, History will greet you with pops of orange before giving way to a more naturally styled interior and a menu that caters from morning until night!
Category: Western Suburbs
Luxsmith Bar and Wine Shop, Seddon
Expanding from the modern Asian eatery next door, Luxsmith Bar and Wine Shop opened its doors in Seddon
Review: No. 19 Society, Ascot Vale
The almost French bistro-esque No. 19 Society is putting the fancy into brunch for Melbourne’s inner North West, with premium plating and slightly out of the ordinary dishes.
Review: Eleni’s Kitchen and Bar, Yarraville
Eleni’s are bringing classic Greek food, just like the Yiayia made it! Think traditional Greek – with a couple of creative twists thrown in – and head down to get your fill of Saganaki, Moussaka and Gyros at this popular Yarraville eatery.
Review: Hop and Spice, Braybrook
This place is called Hop and Spice for a reason, and the smell that greets you when you arrive makes you want to never leave!
Review: Imbue, Maribynong
Small and intimate, Imbue opened a mere 17 months ago but its high class menu has wowed locals and foodies alike.
Review: Zeus Street Greek Food, Moonee Ponds
Generous meat portions and healthier bread-free options help to mark Zeus Greek out from the competition in their bright Moonee Ponds Central location.
Review: Shop 225, Pascoe Vale
Humble and homely, these guys sure know how to make a pizza dough (and a few other things). Shop 225 is a must visit for any Italian food lover.
Review: North and Eight, Essendon
We loved visiting this popular Essendon cafe to try some of their Asian-inspired brunch dishes.
Review: Heart of Hall, Newport
This Newport-based, family-friendly cafe offers a light, simple breakfast menu, a bolder lunch menu, and a few surprises.
Review: Braybrook STN, Braybrook
The STN family gained a member as Northcote welcomes their little sister out west! Read more…