Melbourne: Original Lanes & Arcades Walk (max 8 guests only)
Discover the magic of Melbourne’s laneways on this immersive walking tour, with passionate local guides. Experience the city’s rich history, stunning architecture, and...
Padre Coffee is a coffee roaster in Richmond, Melbourne.
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Discover the magic of Melbourne’s laneways on this immersive walking tour, with passionate local guides. Experience the city’s rich history, stunning architecture, and...
Immerse yourself in Melbourne's vibrant cafe culture on a small group conversational walk. Explore historic coffee palaces and Melbourne's bustling laneway cafes.
There's nothing Melbournians like better than a plate of dumplings! But where to go? Let us take take you to our favourite Melbourne dumpling houses on our 2.5-hour Du...
Taste Melbourne's history, food & drink on a 3-hour CBD tour! Taste delicious samples at hidden local gems and wrap up at a popular hotspot. Book your ultimate foodie ...
Immerse yourself in Chinese culture with a dumpling cooking class in Melbourne. Make your own dough and choose your filling of beef, pork, tofu, or chicken before sitt...
Enjoy a full-day, small-group tour of the Mornington Peninsula, with spectacular views from Arthur's Seat, a winery lunch and wine tasting, and 3 hours at the hot springs
Address: 438 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121, Melbourne
Seven Seeds in Carlton opened in 2007 and shaped Melbourne's specialty coffee: seasonal single origins and a roastery in the warehouse that launched the scene
Proud Mary in Collingwood is Melbourne's most awarded roaster: direct-trade sourcing, rotating single origins and a cafe drawing coffee pilgrims from abroad.
Industry Beans in Fitzroy runs its roastery inside an old warehouse: espresso and filter menus change with harvest cycles and classes run on the retail floor.
Market Lane on Collins Street is the CBD flagship of Melbourne's most respected coffee chain: transparent sourcing, seasonal single origins and a counter.
St. Ali in South Melbourne transformed the national coffee scene: direct-trade espresso and a warehouse cafe model that hundreds of Melbourne cafes followed.
Axil in Hawthorn built a loyal east-side following: competition espresso, seasonal single origins and training that has shaped Melbourne cafe culture widely.