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Vegetarian-friendly

Kaprica is pure Melbourne, with high ceilings and white walls and simple wooden tables and chair.
Critics' Pick

Why this ‘pure Melbourne’ trattoria is attracting a new wave of admirers

The Carlton favourite has long delivered just about everything you’d want from a casual neighbourhood restaurant, says our critic. Now Gen Z has discovered its appeal, too.

  • Besha Rodell
14.5/20

Itching to get out of town? This cosy waterside restaurant is your new weekend destination

Chillis Cottage in Davistown is an excellent spot to enjoy oysters, cinnamon scrolls, breakfast omelettes and gelato sundaes.

  • Callan Boys
Pizza pros D.O.C have brought their Italian flair to St Kilda.

D.O.C St Kilda

The sixth outpost of a Carlton institution, on the St Kilda foreshore.

  • Daniela Frangos and Emily Holgate
Panko-crumbed eggplant bao at Saigon Street Eats.

Saigon Street Eats

An upbeat Vietnamese canteen operating out of a shared space on Chapel Street.

  • Dani Valent
Inside Windsor’s Maha East.

Maha East

The Windsor offshoot of a hatted CBD restaurant.

  • Emily Holgate
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A sample of what to expect at the Village Belle.

Village Belle

A rollicking hangout, low-key boozer and classy cocktail bar in one.

  • Dani Valent and Emily Holgate

Peaches Wine Bar

A moody, walk-ins only wine bar by the Skinnys team.

  • Tomas Telegramma
On Wednesdays, spicy fried chicken burgers are $15 at The Rochey.

The Rochey

A rebooted classic serving burger specials and $8 happy hour pints.

  • Daniela Frangos
Outside Hotel Paradiso in Frankston.

Hotel Paradiso

A 330-person bar with an ’80s-Miami-inspired fitout.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Avocado toast at Terror Twilight.

Terror Twilight

Broths, bowls and all-day breakfast in a cosy, retro-inspired space.

  • Sofia Levin

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