Entries in the ‘Food’ Category:
filed in Asian, CBD, City circle tram, European food, Food, Hamburgers, Melbourne on Feb.03, 2011
The smell of food cooking leads you to the Suzuki Night Market. The smell is delicious with the main ingredient being the aroma of barbecuing. This is strange because when you get into the market there is an incredible selection foods – a chance to eat your way around the world with food from many [...]
Tags: Asian food, cakes, market, Melbourne CBD, shopping
filed in Carlton, European food, Food, Melbourne, Tram Route 96 on Jan.30, 2011
Zum Zum is the middle of the cafes in the interesting North Carlton shopping area. This means that on a nice day you can sit outside and be part of the atmosphere. I find this atmosphere unique to Carlton North. It is one of Melbourne’s places that I never tire of visiting. The food at [...]
Tags: Carlton North, Middle Eastern Food, Sunday Lunch
filed in Beaches, Cafes, Food, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Tram 16, Tram Route 96, books on Jan.07, 2011
Acland Street is a street alive with people and activity. When you’re in Acland Street the vibes are positive and you know that the world is still revolving. Acland Street is a street that brings you alive. That’s how I feel about Acland Street.
My first visit to Acland Street was about 10 years ago. I [...]
Tags: beach, books, cakes, coffee, St Kilda
filed in Cafes, Carlton, Food, Melbourne, Tram 16, Tram Route 1, Tram Route 6, Tram Route 67, Tram Route 72, Tram Route 8 on Dec.30, 2010
My first visit to Shakarhari, the vegetarian restaurant at 201/203 Faraday Street in Carlton, was a few years ago.
I was with a vegetarian friend who was visiting from overseas and I wanted to give her a experience of fine dining –something more than the average vegetarian fare which often seems to include beans or Dahl. [...]
Tags: Asian food, Carlton North, Vegetarian
filed in Cafes, Food, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda East, Tram 16, Tram Route 78 on Dec.19, 2010
When a cafe has been operating for a few years it may seem a waste of time reviewing it – others have done so before – but I believe Melbourne Places needs to visit and talk about the old favourites. Not everyone knows these places. Not every well known cafe lives up to its original [...]
Tags: Carlisle Street, coffee, Sunday Lunch
filed in Albert Park, Food, Hamburgers, Melbourne, Tram Route 1, Tram Route 96 on Nov.27, 2010
These hamburgers are so good that I would drive across town for one. But it is not just the hamburger that appeals.
It is the the experience of watching the team at Andrews cooking them. They make it into an art form.
Order your burger from the blackboard menu then hang around and watch. There are a [...]
Tags: Albert Park, Sunday Lunch
filed in Cafes, Food, Melbourne, St Kilda East, Tram 16 on Nov.21, 2010
Batch! Why do people chose the names they do for their businesses- I’m always curious about that?
Batch in Carlisle Street, East St Kilda !
When Batch was first mentioned to me and I heard that the owner was a New Zealander and that he uses a sort of Kiwiana decor I immediately thought of New Zealand’s [...]
Tags: Carlisle Street, coffee, St Kilda, Sunday Lunch
filed in Armadale, Cafes, European food, Food, Melbourne, Tram Route 6 on Nov.15, 2010
Georgios has been there forever. That is probably too grand a statement but I can’t remember a time when it wasn’t there. During the years I have known it, it has remained the same and become an Armadale icon if not a Melbourne icon. The decor is rather like a sophisticated cafe and doesn’t appear [...]
Tags: cakes, coffee, Sunday Lunch
filed in Beaches, Food, Melbourne, St Kilda Beach, Tram 16, Tram Route 96 on Nov.02, 2010
Mention the Stokehouse where I live and everyone has an opinion and something to say about it.
The entrance to the Stokehouse.
Its location has to be one of the best in Melbourne. The view from upstairs is spectacular as I discovered during a couple of office Christmas lunches. So good in fact that I wonder sometimes [...]
Tags: beach, Lunch, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Stokehouse
filed in European food, Food, Markets, Melbourne, Port Melbourne, South Melbourne, Tram Route 96 on Oct.04, 2010
One of my favourite breads in Melbourne is Noisette’s Sourdough Fruit Bread and my favourite Melbourne place to buy it is at the Pickadeli in the South Melbourne Market.
In fact now I think about I only buy it at the Market. I still pop into Noisette’s on Bay Street, Port Melbourne for coffee and cake [...]
Tags: market, Port Melbourne, shopping, South Melbourne