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Small juice bar with bench seats outside in Centre Place.

Jungle Juice Bar

Jungle Juice Bar on Centre Place serve seriously good coffee along with delicious food.

Two friends are leaving a theatre.

The best pre- and post-theatre dining in Melbourne

Fuel up before a big show or extend your city visit at these local eateries.

A rack of all-black clothes hanging on metal hangers.

Lastly

A micro fashion boutique located within the Nicholas Building.

The exterior of a glass walled cafe inside a covered arcade.

Axil Coffee

Melbourne-roasted coffee and delicious breakfast and lunch items, in Melbourne Central.

Low-lit bar with shelves and moody lighting in a restaurant setting.

789 Korean BBQ

Bringing a sleek, modern twist to traditional Korean dining in the heart of Melbourne.

Night view looking down on the illuminated Hell's Kitchen sign and laneway below.

Hell's Kitchen

Trading since 2001, and one of the stalwarts in one of Melbourne's iconic laneways.

Looking down on a table on two plates of stacked pancakes, all with a scoop of ice cream and one with fresh strawberry toppings.

The Pancake Parlour

A dedicated pancake restaurant that's been a family favourite for decades, located in Docklands.

A double line of hexagonal small dishes with differing ingredients.

Norissong

Visit to enjoy Japanese food made with fresh ingredients.

Four authentic Dutch bikes displayed outside the Lekker storefront.

Lekker Bikes

Dutch retro, vintage and fixed gear bike specialists.

A brightly coloured sushi platter.

Hakoya Izakaya

Authentic Japanese cuisine with a large selection of sakes and wine.

The entrance to the Piccolo Teatro Magic Theatre with a neon sign above the rustic wooden door.
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Smoke and Mirrors

Step into an intimate evening of sleight of hand, mentalism, dark storytelling and moody ambience.

A group of friends sitting on benches in a graffiti covered laneway

What’s new in Melbourne’s laneways

Take a peek down unfamiliar roads as we highlight the best hidden attractions in the city.

Close up of a row of Nike sneakers.

Sole Motive

A specialty running and walking store, owned and run by a family of passionate runners.

People enjoying Japanese-style barbecue, grilling various meats and vegetables over a tabletop grill, creating an interactive dining experience.

Yakiniku Like

A fast-serving Japanese BBQ restaurant offering premium meats with a personal grill set.

Two scoops of ice cream in a cone.

Gelateria Primavera

Delicious gelato, shakes and juices from the front of the Spring Street Grocer.

Crowd of people waiting to be served at the bar area of the Toff in Town.

The Toff in Town

A boutique bar and bandroom offering late-night cocktails in train carriage booths.

A man getting help from an information stand in Melbourne

Melbourne Visitor Booth

The Melbourne Visitor Booth is your go-to spot for maps, tips, and recommendations.

Looking down at a selection of Cantonese dishes on a table in a restaurant.

Liyin Rice Roll Master

Serving authentic cheong fun (rice rolls) and Cantonese street food.

Two people walking along a pathway in Fitzroy Gardens.

Fitzroy Gardens walk

If you’re looking for an iconic Melbourne garden walk, this is an excellent place to start

Two printed machi machi tea flasks presented with a bubble tea and fruit.

machi machi

Milk tea powerhouse, machi machi, teams up with Basquiat for limited-edition run of designed flasks.