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*Not really your typical food van Grub Food Van is a quirky eatery that is full of character and somewhere you may find yourself on a lazy weekend. Its more akin to a large eating area rather than a restaurant with the outdoor seating, warehouse-cross-greenhouse interior and an interesting selection of decor. I could not…
The Victorian terrace building that houses Epocha is simply beautiful with high ceilings, oak floorboards and wooden furnishings. Upon entering the restaurant, you get the feeling of having stepped into someone’s house, one that oozes character and old world charm. The sharing-style menu consists of honest, uncomplicated dishes and the produce is extremely fresh. All…
Framed by large windows with sweeping views of the winery, Ten Minutes by Tractor was the perfect place to spend a birthday lunch. The restaurant is small and the large table of wines situated in the middle of the restaurant only lends room to a dozen or so tables. I must add, it was a…
Spoonbill is located on the northern end of Chapel Street and situated at the foot of The Olsen, a luxury boutique hotel. Upon a quick survey of the restaurant, it is evident that this is a place as suitable for a casual drink by the bar or a light dinner as it is for something…
South Melbourne Market is usually incredibly busy on the weekends and you may end spending some time waiting in line a table at one of the restaurants or cafes nearby. The best way to beat the queue? Getting takeaway Paella from Simply Spanish for only $10. The Paella is served in an eco-friendly ware and…