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REPUBLICA St Kilda

COFFEE – REPUBLICA St Kilda 1. Rate for Kick! Milky soft to Kapow Strong. 3 outa 5 for strength. A decent enough brew. It’s not Michael Buble but it’s not Lemmy Kilmister either. It’s The Traveling...

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EAT PLAY LOVE: ST KILDA’S 7 BEST KEPT FOOD FUN AND FITNESS SECRETS

ST KILDA’S 7 BEST KEPT FOOD FUN AND FITNESS SECRETS LONA PINTXOS BAR: ALL HOUSE DRINKS ALL $2.50 ALL NIGHT. EVERY MONDAY Did you know – and not alotta people know this – that you can party every Monday...

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Top 10 Cocktail Bars

On the Cocktail Trail While St Kilda weekends are all about sand and surf, good brekkies and better gelati during the daylight hours, it’s when the sun goes down that the streets light up. Locals have...

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Coffee Review: The Joinery Café

The Joinery Café Kick 4 stars for helping us walk all the way home again. Flavour – 3.5 for a very worthy coffee Barista Enthusiasm 10 stars for the puppy love.. she came out and gave my dogs a cuddle....

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Coffee Review: Le Petit Lapin – Glen Eira Road Elsternwick

Coffee Review: Le Petit Lapin – Glen Eira Road Elsternwick.   Rate for Kick!   A tasty 4.   Rate for Flavour   Nice full bodied flavour   Rate for Barista enthusiasm   Perhaps a bit subdued but maybe...

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EAT PLAY LOVE:

TAKING THE YOU OUT OF QUEUE IN ST KILDA When I returned from queue crazy London to Australia 15 years ago there was barely ever a line to contend with in Bondi or St Kilda or other similar hip inner...

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Ben Morrow wins Australian Pura Latte Art Championship

Photos by Irene Grynbaum Congratulations to Ben Morrow of Sensory Lab who is the 2016 Australian Pura Latte Champion.                                                                         […]

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Recipe by Chef Chris Watson of Luxe­-mbourg St Kilda

        Ocean Trout Gravlax: Technically speaking, gravlax is a dish made with salmon. The name comes from the Scandinavian words gräva (grave) and lax (salmon). Traditionally, fishermen buried the...

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Milk The Cow

Many questioned Milk The Cow’s business model when they opened back in 2012. Matching cheese and booze was surely a short lived novelty with as much traction as a Kale vending machine. But one should...

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COFFEE – Jerry’s Milk Bar

1. Rate for Kick! Milky soft to Kapow Strong. 4 outa 5 for strength. I purchased a double shot (strong) latte. No change there then. Good strength. 2. Rate for Flavor. Bland and Watery to Kardashian...

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COFFEE – Galleon Café

Galleon Café or as anyone local would say “The Galleon” Rate for Kick!   Consistently good 3.5 Rate for Flavour   Bitter with the right amount of flavour. Rate for Barista enthusiasm   There was no...

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Fitzrovia

Since opening in 2011 Fitzrovia has been a flag bearer in the genesis of St Kilda’s fine food movement. Situated in the cluster of restaurants at the upper end of Fitzroy St, Fitzrovia is housed in the...

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Eating Your Way Around the World

St Kilda, like all of Melbourne, is a huge cultural melting pot, influenced and inspired by the traditions of countless faraway lands. It’s then little wonder why locals and visitors to the bayside...

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Dine with Heart Month in May – Dine out. Have Fun. Do Good

By Leanne Clancey Food journalist, restaurant critic and Dine With Heart committee member St Kilda has always been a place of icons – Luna Park, The Palais, The Espy, Cicciolina, Monarch Cakes, Leo’s...

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Love & Dysfunction

by Mantis Kane @thezantidote Love & Dysfunction is the brainchild of British publican Reg Ridealgh. Honing his industry skills whilst managing bars in the CBD, he made the big step to open a...

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