Entries Tagged ‘coffee’:
filed in Albert Park, Cafes, Food, Melbourne, St Kilda, Tram Route 96 on Feb.07, 2010
One of my favourite places to breakfast in Melbourne is the Mart Cafe at Middle Park – Middle Park tram stop for tram 96 to St Kilda.
This cafe is right on the tram stop – platform 2. Notice the name – tram backwards.
In the summer I wander in early and make my way out onto [...]
Tags: Albert Park, cakes, coffee, St Kilda
filed in Cafes, European food, Food, Melbourne, South Melbourne, Tram Route 1 on Nov.29, 2009
The head office of a company I worked for was in Park Street, South Melbourne, across the road from Chimmys.
Chimmys was the place to grab a coffee before racing to a meeting or a training course. The Head Office moved and I forgot about Chimmys until recently when I was in Park Street and wanted [...]
Tags: beach, cakes, coffee, South Melbourne, Sunday Lunch
filed in CBD, Cafes, City circle tram, Melbourne on Nov.15, 2009
There are some fascinating places in Melbourne. Russell House or The Old Corner Shop, as it is often called, is one of them. Places like this are what make Melbourne such an exciting city to explore.
As you are wandering up Kings Street or along La Trobe Street at the edge of the CBD you suddenly [...]
Tags: coffee, Melbourne CBD
filed in Cafes, Food, Melbourne, Richmond, Tram Route 70, Tram Route 78, books on Nov.05, 2009
At the Booktalk Cafe, 91 Swan Street, Richmond food, coffee and books seem to be of equal importance. The cafe is central to the ambiance of the shop. The tables and chairs are in the middle of the space and then they wander between the book cases to the back of the room. This is [...]
Tags: antiquarian books, books, cakes, coffee, Richmond, shopping, Sunday Lunch
filed in Beaches, Cafes, Food, Melbourne, Sandringham Beach, Vintage on Oct.21, 2009
Cuppa Cottage? What a name I thought. Who would think that up? Would someone really expect people to be drawn to a cafe with that name?
I have a friend who can’t get the words the right way round and calls it Cottage Cuppa. Either way it is a silly name.
I guess naming something is difficult. [...]
Tags: cakes, coffee, Sandringham Beach, Sunday Lunch
filed in Albert Park, Birds, Cafes, Food, Melbourne, Parks, Tram Route 96 on Jul.28, 2009
The Carousel, is an events center with a café attached. It is on the edge of The Lake in Albert Park – such a great position. It’s a stunning experience to sit on the deck outside the cafe, sip coffee, while swans and ducks float by, joggers pant past and walkers chat as they amble [...]
Tags: Albert Park, Albert Park Lake, coffee, Sunday Lunch
filed in Beaches, Cafes, Food, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Tram Route 96 on Jul.17, 2009
Weekend biking around the Eastern Bays is a Melbourne tradition. On Saturday and Sunday mornings hordes of bikers, in the very best lycra and helmets, form packs and peddle furiously along Beach Road to Marine Parade in St Kilda and then on to Port Melbourne.
Those of us who drive have to keep a keen eye [...]
Tags: beach, bikes, coffee, St Kilda
filed in Beaches, Cafes, Food, Melbourne, Port Melbourne, Tram Route 109 on Jul.08, 2009
Winter afternoons are a great time for coffee and cake – well any afternoon but in winter I am more comfortable about indulging myself. A reward for being out and about in the chill of the afternoon.
If you are out and about in Port Melbourne and feel the need for such a reward a great [...]
Tags: cakes, coffee, Sunday Lunch
filed in Cafes, Food, Melbourne, South Melbourne, Tram route 112 on Jun.20, 2009
Gas Eateries and Supply Cafe in South Melbourne is a place to hang out. Not necessarily to be seen or to see who is there rather because it’s that sort of a place.
It’s where to go to eat or sip a coffee and read the paper. There are singles, couples, friends and groups doing that [...]
Tags: coffee, Coventry Street, Gas, South Melbourne, Sunday Lunch
filed in Cafes, Chapel Street, Food, Melbourne, St Kilda on Jun.13, 2009
Carlisle Street in East St Kilda was the Melbourne Place I got to know well when I first came to Melbourne. It was here I became familiar with Russian and Eastern European food for the first time.
The St Kilda Library in Carlisle Street has a large selection of Polish and Russian books in their foreign [...]
Tags: cakes, Carlisle Street, coffee, Eastern European food, Russian food, shopping, St Kilda East