Guidebook for Port Melbourne and Surrounding areas
Food Scene
This place does great coffee and is it also does really awesome breakfast! Many business Peolple like to sit in here and work remotely as it has recently undergone renovations and USB charging points to keep your devices going!
15 habitants recommandent
Port Melbourne Grocer
120 Bay StThis place does great coffee and is it also does really awesome breakfast! Many business Peolple like to sit in here and work remotely as it has recently undergone renovations and USB charging points to keep your devices going!
This place does the best Greek food in Port Melbourne!
I love the mixed yerros especially with chicken and lamb.
If your feeling hungry go for the journey platter for 2.
I gaurentee you won't leave hungry!
10 habitants recommandent
Skewer'd Port Melbourne
151 Bay StThis place does the best Greek food in Port Melbourne!
I love the mixed yerros especially with chicken and lamb.
If your feeling hungry go for the journey platter for 2.
I gaurentee you won't leave hungry!
I loved this place that much I actually got sick of eating it because I was having dinner there every night for months!
Cheap place that does pho soups and other Vietnamese dishes.
10 habitants recommandent
Glenda Pho Cafe
191 Bay StI loved this place that much I actually got sick of eating it because I was having dinner there every night for months!
Cheap place that does pho soups and other Vietnamese dishes.
People travel from all over Melbourne to enjoy this French bakery. I love the donuts and the ham and cheese croissants.
Plenty of other French things to choose from macaroons baguettes etc
30 habitants recommandent
Noisette Port Melbourne
84 Bay StPeople travel from all over Melbourne to enjoy this French bakery. I love the donuts and the ham and cheese croissants.
Plenty of other French things to choose from macaroons baguettes etc
Your typical Aussie historical building dining place! Very cosy yet maintains its historical feeling. It feels like your having your meal back in the 1940s. This is my go to place for quality steaks! I really can't recommend this place highly enough. Be sure to ring and make a reservation as it is very popular.
29 habitants recommandent
The Railway Club Hotel
107 Raglan StreetYour typical Aussie historical building dining place! Very cosy yet maintains its historical feeling. It feels like your having your meal back in the 1940s. This is my go to place for quality steaks! I really can't recommend this place highly enough. Be sure to ring and make a reservation as it is very popular.
Really nice coffee in a modern and very Melbourne environment. You can't go wrong with the food here I especially like the breakfast menu.
16 habitants recommandent
Rock Paper Scissors
138 Rouse StReally nice coffee in a modern and very Melbourne environment. You can't go wrong with the food here I especially like the breakfast menu.
Iconic Melbourne market with heaps of gourmet food options and fresh produce. Try a famous DIM SIM!
365 habitants recommandent
South Melbourne Market station
Iconic Melbourne market with heaps of gourmet food options and fresh produce. Try a famous DIM SIM!
Foxes Den - Port Melbourne
99 Bay StA nice chicken shop, with fresh salads.
Fish and Chips, Very generous and popular with Port Melbourne locals.
29 habitants recommandent
Hunky Dory Fish & Chips Port Melbourne
181 Bay StFish and Chips, Very generous and popular with Port Melbourne locals.
Ciao Cielo used to occupy 171 Bay Street in Port Melbourne. It was a petite and well-respected restaurant with a clutch of loyal regulars.
But in May 2018 it moved down the road into a courthouse dating to 1860. Over the years the heritage-listed building has housed a nursery, a tile store and most recently Argentinian restaurant Corte.
The space has been transformed into a striking dining room that seats 80. The courthouse’s cracked sandstone walls, wooden rafters and pine floorboards remain; a long stone bar and blue leather banquettes are new additions. A working fireplace illuminates the restaurant at night.
13 habitants recommandent
Ciao Cielo
115 Bay StCiao Cielo used to occupy 171 Bay Street in Port Melbourne. It was a petite and well-respected restaurant with a clutch of loyal regulars.
But in May 2018 it moved down the road into a courthouse dating to 1860. Over the years the heritage-listed building has housed a nursery, a tile store and most recently Argentinian restaurant Corte.
The space has been transformed into a striking dining room that seats 80. The courthouse’s cracked sandstone walls, wooden rafters and pine floorboards remain; a long stone bar and blue leather banquettes are new additions. A working fireplace illuminates the restaurant at night.
In an out-of-the-way converted warehouse in the back streets of South Melbourne is St Ali, the headquarters of an ambitious coffee operation with plans for world domination (almost).
Mark Dundon opened St Ali in 2005 and began roasting coffee to supply the cafe and a handful of retail customers. He sold it all in 2008 and has since gone on to open the exceptional Seven Seeds.
201 habitants recommandent
St Ali Coffee Roasters
12-18 Yarra PlIn an out-of-the-way converted warehouse in the back streets of South Melbourne is St Ali, the headquarters of an ambitious coffee operation with plans for world domination (almost).
Mark Dundon opened St Ali in 2005 and began roasting coffee to supply the cafe and a handful of retail customers. He sold it all in 2008 and has since gone on to open the exceptional Seven Seeds.
Regulars at Andrew’s don't have time for burgers that come with descriptions such as “gourmet” or “healthy”. They prefer their meat sandwiches the old-school way, like your local fish ‘n’ chip shop used to do. Andrew’s has had them covered since 1939, long before wasabi mayo, guacamole and other fancy fillings had ever reached our shores.
46 habitants recommandent
Andrew's Hamburgers
144 Bridport St
Regulars at Andrew’s don't have time for burgers that come with descriptions such as “gourmet” or “healthy”. They prefer their meat sandwiches the old-school way, like your local fish ‘n’ chip shop used to do. Andrew’s has had them covered since 1939, long before wasabi mayo, guacamole and other fancy fillings had ever reached our shores.
Drinks & Nightlife
I only ever go here on Monday nights because they have a $10 steak that is actually delicious.English styled pub that offers pub meals if you shop at the Coles supermarket they often have buy one get one free on back of the receipt.
19 habitants recommandent
The Local
22-24 Bay StI only ever go here on Monday nights because they have a $10 steak that is actually delicious.English styled pub that offers pub meals if you shop at the Coles supermarket they often have buy one get one free on back of the receipt.
This place has it all, Cinemas, gambleing, world class restaurants, bowling alleys, boutique shopping and of course bars and nightclubs.
578 habitants recommandent
Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex
8 Whiteman StThis place has it all, Cinemas, gambleing, world class restaurants, bowling alleys, boutique shopping and of course bars and nightclubs.
This laid-back, long-standing hangout with a patio offers typical pub fare, cocktails & draft beer.
158 habitants recommandent
Hotel Esplanade
11 The EsplanadeThis laid-back, long-standing hangout with a patio offers typical pub fare, cocktails & draft beer.
At Clooney you’re greeted by dark walls, purple-velvet booths and low lights. It’s moody and serious like an old-fashioned speakeasy, but to call it that would be to miss the point. While the drinks list here does include some cocktail classics, there’s also a focus on bright, citrusy drinks.
Bartender Will Crennan (ex-Gin Palace, Collins Quarter) likes drinks that are “pretty, with balance and colour”, and is working alongside Shannon McFarland (ex-The General Assembly, The Rochester) to create the cocktails.
The Duck Fat Martini is duck-fat-washed vodka and dry sake steeped in citrus and spicy botanicals. For the Oaxaca Tea, a water bath infuses liqueur with apple and green tea. It’s then mixed with white mezcal, served with ice and applewood smoke. The classics – Negroni, Manhattan and other usual suspects – and a page for Holiday Cocktails show Clooney is not too proud to celebrate the Margaritas and Pina Coladas of this world.
Clooney Kitchen & Bar
171 Bay StAt Clooney you’re greeted by dark walls, purple-velvet booths and low lights. It’s moody and serious like an old-fashioned speakeasy, but to call it that would be to miss the point. While the drinks list here does include some cocktail classics, there’s also a focus on bright, citrusy drinks.
Bartender Will Crennan (ex-Gin Palace, Collins Quarter) likes drinks that are “pretty, with balance and colour”, and is working alongside Shannon McFarland (ex-The General Assembly, The Rochester) to create the cocktails.
The Duck Fat Martini is duck-fat-washed vodka and dry sake steeped in citrus and spicy botanicals. For the Oaxaca Tea, a water bath infuses liqueur with apple and green tea. It’s then mixed with white mezcal, served with ice and applewood smoke. The classics – Negroni, Manhattan and other usual suspects – and a page for Holiday Cocktails show Clooney is not too proud to celebrate the Margaritas and Pina Coladas of this world.
At Colonial Brewing Co., you might forget you’re indoors. It’s filled with sun umbrellas and trees, a glass garage door at the front, and lights strung above. There’s an open-air feel to the space.
The spacious brewery floor allows for a view right down the rows of stainless-steel tanks. They look great in daylight, and even better when the sun falls and they’re lit from above.
A simple food menu offers a range designed to smash and share over a beer: burgers, wings and pizzas all appear.
Colonial Brewing Co
89 Bertie StAt Colonial Brewing Co., you might forget you’re indoors. It’s filled with sun umbrellas and trees, a glass garage door at the front, and lights strung above. There’s an open-air feel to the space.
The spacious brewery floor allows for a view right down the rows of stainless-steel tanks. They look great in daylight, and even better when the sun falls and they’re lit from above.
A simple food menu offers a range designed to smash and share over a beer: burgers, wings and pizzas all appear.
Starward Whisky’s first home was a disused hangar at Essendon Airport. This new headquarters opened at the end of 2016, with four times as much space. In full flight, it can pump out 1000 litres of spirit a day – that’s 2000 bottles of whisky.
Melbourne’s climate gives Starward whiskies a distinct flavour profile. Whereas Scottish or Irish whiskies can easily take a decade to mature, local whiskies benefit from the whole four-seasons-in-one-day thing. The barrels are constantly expanding and contracting, extracting flavour and evaporating alcohol more quickly.
Starward’s two main offerings are its solera and wine-cask editions.
7 habitants recommandent
STARWARD Distillery
50 Bertie St
Starward Whisky’s first home was a disused hangar at Essendon Airport. This new headquarters opened at the end of 2016, with four times as much space. In full flight, it can pump out 1000 litres of spirit a day – that’s 2000 bottles of whisky.
Melbourne’s climate gives Starward whiskies a distinct flavour profile. Whereas Scottish or Irish whiskies can easily take a decade to mature, local whiskies benefit from the whole four-seasons-in-one-day thing. The barrels are constantly expanding and contracting, extracting flavour and evaporating alcohol more quickly.
Starward’s two main offerings are its solera and wine-cask editions.
Essentials
Large Grocery store to get all your everyday items at a reasonable price.
56 habitants recommandent
Coles Port Melbourne
Liardet StreetLarge Grocery store to get all your everyday items at a reasonable price.
A small convienance type supermarket with an adjoining bottle shop. I find the prices are more expensive than Coles.
But it is located closer to the apartment.
15 habitants recommandent
IGA Port Melbourne Plus Liquor
78 Bay StA small convienance type supermarket with an adjoining bottle shop. I find the prices are more expensive than Coles.
But it is located closer to the apartment.
Large liquor store. Stocks a large variety of beers wine and spirits.
First Choice Liquor Port Melbourne
120-128 Bay StLarge liquor store. Stocks a large variety of beers wine and spirits.
Getting Around
This is a close tram by stop which will take you to the city.
8 habitants recommandent
Graham St/Light Rail (Port Melbourne) station
This is a close tram by stop which will take you to the city.
Parks & Nature
Home of the famous Grand Prix, A nice waliking and jogging tack the weaves its away around the beautiful Albert park lake.
843 habitants recommandent
Albert Park
Home of the famous Grand Prix, A nice waliking and jogging tack the weaves its away around the beautiful Albert park lake.
Go for a walk along the pier and look back at the beautiful sites of Melbourne or check out the cruise ships.
Lagoon Pier
Go for a walk along the pier and look back at the beautiful sites of Melbourne or check out the cruise ships.
Everything Else
Relax after a busy day sightseeing. Great massages at affordable prices.
Sansiri Thai Massage and Spa
83 Bay StRelax after a busy day sightseeing. Great massages at affordable prices.
Arts & Culture
Go and check out this iconic landmark, Get lost exploring the surrounding alleyways and the unique and ever changing street art.Iconic Melbourne touris attraction.
8 habitants recommandent
AC/DC Lane
AC/DC LaneGo and check out this iconic landmark, Get lost exploring the surrounding alleyways and the unique and ever changing street art.Iconic Melbourne touris attraction.