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Spice Temple

Modern Chinese, specialising in regional cuisine and dishes designed to share.

Film

Melbourne has a thriving film scene, with film festivals and screenings at cinemas year-round.

NUTTEA Melbourne Central

NUTTEA make nut mylk tea that is vegan friendly.

Dock 37 Bar & Kitchen

Enjoy a contemporary dining experience at the Pan Pacific Melbourne's elegant restaurant.

Char Siu House

A casual-dining restaurant offering Cantonese and Malaysian cuisine, specialising in barbecue meats.

The Land of Soy & Honey

Store in the Queen Victoria Market selling honey and soy products.

Angliss Bistro

A relaxed on-campus training restaurant serving lunch during the school semester.

Axil Coffee

Axil Coffee on Bourke Street offers a full brunch menu and great coffee.

Carlton Yacht Club

A fun and intimate cocktail bar nestled in the heart of Lygon Street.

Melbourne's best spring fashion trends

Refresh your wardrobe with new season styles from these local boutiques and cult-status labels.

ACMI

Museum dedicated to the moving image through events, film screenings and exhibitions.

25 Oct

Pizza e Pesto Masterclass

Craft pizza and pesto from scratch at this cooking masterclass.

One Plus Piece Cafe

Visit Melbourne’s first anime-themed Asian fusion burger joint.

Until 26 Feb

Guided Tour of Trades Hall and the Worker's Museum

Take a tour of Trades Hall, one of the oldest purpose-built trades buildings in the world.

Godiva

Find your favourite chocolate sweets, drinks and more at Godiva's Swanston Street store.

14 – 15 Nov

Piano Man: Celebrating the Music of Billy Joel

The MSO presents new orchestral arrangements of the performer's works, conducted by Leonard Weiss.

Sher Singh

Sher Singh Royal Indian Cuisine

Strangers Corridor

A sophisticated restaurant inside Parliament House, serving seasonal lunch and high tea.

Ishiya Stonegrill

Dining inspired by traditional Japanese cuisine, cooked on a heated volcanic stone at the table.

20 Nov

Lumina: A Night to Shine for FightMND

An evening of entertainment to raise funds for Australians living with Motor Neurone Disease.