Traveling to Melbourne - suggestions please! :)

[Taiyed]

Degraves lane for great breakfast places.

Everywhere else I eat at when visiting is pretty budget, I don't think it would be quite what you'd like.

Oh, Hopetoun tea room for amazing cakes and afternoon tea.

[babyla]

Chin Chin!! And go at 5pm!

This and/or Mamasita

[kw123]

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I prefer Senioritas for Mexican!

[babyla]

I prefer Senioritas for Mexican!

I haven't tried it - on my list! We don't get out much these days so it could be a while..

[HopefulMumto2]

Degraves lane for great breakfast places.

Everywhere else I eat at when visiting is pretty budget, I don't think it would be quite what you'd like.

Oh, Hopetoun tea room for amazing cakes and afternoon tea.

Thanks! But what about the budget places?? We're pretty low maintenance actually, thought Id just get a few ideas/opinions just in case we can afford it

[HopefulMumto2]

Chin Chin!! And go at 5pm!

Why 5pm??

[kw123]

Because you'll probably get a table before 7pm if you do. Otherwise could be after 8pm!

[Allymumtobe]

Just walking around the top end if Bourke and Collins streets is very pretty!


Angus 4~6~13, loved - wanted - missed

[HopefulMumto2]

Yippee!! So many places I don't think we'll have enough time!! Never do, though

[Taiyed]

We always eat at Gigi japanese noodle bar on swanston street, their menu is HUGE. We can easily get 3 dishes and have change from $30. The food is good, not amazing but its quick and cheap.

There's a greek dessert shop near cnr lonsdale and russell street. We always pop in during the day and buy some dessert to keep in the hotel for late night snacks.

The food court in the QV building is great after 5pm. You can pick up some really cheap sushi and other takeaway food. We often go to the soup shop there for lunch on a cold day.

Can't go wrong with china town eateries either, lots of cheap eats there.