Our guide of where to eat in Melbourne this September.
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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: Ivy and Pearl Rosanna
Ivy and Pearl are showing that you don’t have to be in the inner ‘burbs to enjoy top quality brunch food. This small, slightly off-the-beaten-track cafe dishes out a very nice menu of 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: Little Thai Cafe, Bentleigh
Little Thai Cafe is a small, long-standing restaurant with all those traditional classic Thai dishes you’ll love.
Review: Up The Road Burgers, Doncaster East
Up The Road is a small, suburban burger joint with customisable burgers and fully loaded fries.
Review: Pinkie, Ivanhoe
Minimal is the theme at Pinkie Ivanhoe. From the plating to the decor, this busy cafe is bringing modern brunch to Ivanhoe.
Review: Miznon, Melbourne CBD
Not your typical Hardware Lane eatery, Miznon offers a fast-paced glimpse into Israeli street food! Read our review here…
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Review: Epi Cafe, Richmond
Epi Cafe offer a vast, healthy range of options in their brand new, beautifully modern venue in Epworth Hospital.
Review: Astroluxe, Bentleigh
In a small, nondescript row of shops, lies Astroluxe – a larger than average suburban cafe with an eclectic menu and a great family feel.
Review: Shanklin Cafe, Hawthorn
It’s no surprise Shanklin is ranked the highest cafe in Victoria on Zomato – this classic fronted cafe delivers some serious brunch perfection!