The comedy trio add a new level to their nostalgic Italian diner – and they’re not the only Melbourne hospitality operators scaling up on-site.
In a city of chicken-schnitty sangers,this seafood version takes fish ‘n’ chip shop memories and makes them fancy.
Pretty in pink.
No-frills Eastern European-style pastries.
French pastries meet Middle Eastern flavours.
Carlisle Street bagels and baked goods.
It’s an acronym for ‘overly confident arrogant bakers’.
Baked goods from a husband-and-wife duo.
From a $20 express lunch to a $45-a-head Italian feast,with some deals including a drink.
The suburb’s pace and proximity to the CBD is finally luring a new generation of hospitality operators.