The rowdy courtyard at this multi-level space is a go-to for summer sessions.
Slip into a green leather booth or perch in the fairy-lit glasshouse at this rejuvenated 1868 beauty.
The Builders is the frequent conclusion to “where should we meet?” debates,and with good reason.
This old beacon is buzzing again with restored heritage interiors and a cheffy new menu.
Resplendent in red brick and tartan,this reborn pub comes with a likeable menu that includes Caesar salad and a bacon schnitzel.
Pirate Life’s first Victorian venue may be situated in a former mechanic’s garage,but it’s slicker than your average beer hall.
La Sirene has a new address on an industrial strip in Melbourne’s north and a new lease on life.
This Redfern fixture remains as reliable and unpretentious as ever.
No ticket? No worries. Soak up all of the grand final action and atmosphere live on the big screens at these classic Melbourne corner pubs.
The revival of this Brunswick Street landmark also raises the question:Why isn’t kangaroo schnitzel an Aussie staple?
A new owner has dialled up the charm at this double-storey neighbourhood wine bar,adding marble,linen and Euro-leaning dishes.