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Bear’s Wine Bar in North Melbourne.

Order kangaroo dimmies and salty potato cakes with caviar at this North Melbourne wine bar

Bear’s is everything you’d want in a neighbourhood wine bar.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Suupaa’s pork tonkatsu.

Melbourne now has a Japanese convenience store like those in Tokyo

Suupaa has brought a taste of Japanese convenience stores to Cremorne.

  • Emma Breheny and Tomas Telegramma
The “proper sandwich” with chicken, Acide pickles and buttermilk ranch.

This charcoal chicken shop serves a close Chick-fil-A dupe

Home to a close Chick-fil-A dupe.

  • Quincy Malesovas
Ket Baker has opened a new store in Belmont, Geelong.

Beloved Bellarine bakery opens Geelong shopfront

Sourdough bread and pastries by a Bellarine favourite.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Tapsilog: beef skewers, eggs, garlic rice, banana ketchup and pickles.

Find real-deal Filipino flavours at this new Fitzroy spot

Palay offers affordable Filipino fare inside an old bluestone building.

  • Tomas Telegramma
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The dining room’s arched Gothic-style windows face Collins Street.
Good Food hat15.5/20

This restaurant will write a menu to suit your whims. But how does that work in practice?

This gorgeous city venue promises each diner a bespoke menu, a bit like having a private chef. But with food this good, Dani Valent questions the need for such a gimmick.

  • Dani Valent
Ima Pantry stocks specialist Japanese groceries and everyday essentials.

Ima Pantry

A cafe, grocer and Japanese convenience store in one.

  • Emma Breheny
The urban dining area at Young’s Wine Rooms in Hawthorn East.

Young’s Wine Rooms

Swish suburban crowd-pleaser.

Yakamoz’s 6-hour slow cooked beef.

Yakamoz

Family-run with a flair for modernity.

A tray of Wildfire Craft BBQ’s finest.

Wildfire Craft BBQ

Suburban shopfront slinging Texas-style barbecue.

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