Jay and Jac's Guidebook
Food Scene
The Hardware Société Melbourne
10 Katherine PlBest brunch in town
Black Gold
285 Lennox StAlso an epic brunch, I recommend the pancakes.
Industry Beans
70-76 Rose StAgain, great brunch and coffee.
Alimentari Smith Street
304 Smith StA local brunch spot 15 min walk away.
TONKIN
346 Smith StOur favourite local for cheap Pho and wings!
Coles Fitzroy
95-103 Johnston StTasty Italian restaurant on bustling Brunswick Street.
Yummy Ethiopian food that you eat with your hands. The service is a bit slow though so don't go if you're in a rush.
Saba's Ethiopian Restaurant
328 Brunswick StYummy Ethiopian food that you eat with your hands. The service is a bit slow though so don't go if you're in a rush.
A fancy tapas restaurant, this one is a bit pricey so not for the budget traveller.
Nomada Food and Wine
412A Brunswick StA fancy tapas restaurant, this one is a bit pricey so not for the budget traveller.
Best Thai restaurant in Melbourne literally 2 minutes from our door step
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Jinda Thai Restaurant
1 Ferguson StBest Thai restaurant in Melbourne literally 2 minutes from our door step
Kaupunkia koskevat ohjeet
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Queen Victoria Market
One of the biggest markets in Melbourne, QVM has everything from cheap clothes to fresh produce and food stalls. We like to head here on Sundays to buy our groceries and have lunch.
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The Botanical Gardens and War Memorial
Walk around these beautiful gardens and finish the day with an ice cream by the central pond. The Shrine of Remembrance at the entrance is pretty impressive too.
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Street Art
Melbourne is known for it's street art. Simply take a walk around our neighbourhood of Collingwood to discover hidden masterpieces (my favourite is a huge mural on Cecil St) or head to the more popular lane ways in the CBD (ACDC and Hozier Lane for example).
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Beaches
St Kilda is the local city beach, although not the most picturesque it's a nice spot to grab a beer and go see the penguins.
Brighton, Altona, Williamstown Beach are other local city beaches that are nice enough
For the picturesque Australian beaches we recommend heading down the coast either towards Mornington Peninsula or Torquay way.
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Penguins
Head down to St Kilda Pier at sunset to watch the penguins swimming home
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South Melbourne Market
An other great market in Melbourne with great food and stalls with local crafts/clothes etc