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A Royal lunchtime
Take shelter from the wintery weather and frenetic lunchtime foot-traffic in the historic Royal Arcade.
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Melbourne on a plate
The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival brings a bounty of great-tasting events to the city’s laneways, rooftops, and public spaces over 10 days in March.
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Summer night lovin’
Take advantage of the waning summer sunshine and while away an evening or two at one of the CBD’s rooftop watering holes.
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New kids on the block
Build on the lingering New Year enthusiasm (while resolutions are still top-of-mind) and trade in your standard lunchtime venue for one of these newly-opened establishments. Who knows, a new lunch spot could be just the ticket to a successful 2016.
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Take away for foodies
The Daily Kitchen at 353 Little Collins St completes the picture for sophisticated Melburnians with its food to go.
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Mexican tapas, Brazilian music at the Paris end
Having launched only five months ago, Vamos is one of the newer venues amongst a sea of veterans towards the Paris end of Little Bourke.
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Not just a night out
The small team at Temple Brewing thought they were just going for a night out when they attended the Australian International Beer Awards in Docklands in May.
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Torbreck wine dinner at Stokehouse
A taste of the Barossa is hitting Melbourne on July 2 when Stokehouse City presents a sumptuous dinner paired with South Australia’s Torbreck wines.
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Donating your appetite for a cause
It’s so exciting to be part of a city with a conscience.
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Express lunch of the month
If you’re not already familiar with this beautiful restaurant, Syracuse is set within a gorgeous, period building within the traditional banking and legal districts of Melbourne.
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Doyle win fails to quell market battle
Queen Vic Market launches first autumn festival with new seasonal series
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