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23 Groom St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia
incredible food, staff and decor ruined by one anal arrogant barista
248 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North, 3068, VIC, Australia
NOW THAT I’VE GROWN UP AND HAVE A JOB AND A MORGTAGE TO GO WITH ,i DON;T GET TO HAVE MY MIDMORNING FOOD BREAK…UNTIL i FOUND OUT THAT THE TINPOT IS OPEN FOR BREAKFAST … SO GREAT
185 Gold St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia
CLIFTON HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL FAIR
Saturdday 28th November 2009
185 Gold Street, Clifton Hill.
The Clifton Hill Primary School fair is an inner city institution. Rides, reptiles, stalls-a-plenty – if you can’t have an inexpensive day of fun here then you’re just not trying.
And the food!?! There’s so many different cuisines it’s like lunchtime at the United Nations, most of them run by professional chefs who happen to be parents at the school.
That’s just how it is – good fun, good food, good friends, good community.
Come on down.
320 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North, 3068, VIC, Australia
Their laksa is so good you’ll shit your pants!
43-45 Spensley Street, Clifton Hill, 3068, VIC, Australia
183 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North, 3068, VIC, Australia
Crazy place… You pretty much get forced into eating the banquet, which is not an issue cos it is super cheap and super tasty.
Can be an issue getting a table but if you rock up with some Tupperware, you can get some takeaway and it it in the gardens across the road.
217 St Georges Rd, Fitzroy North, VIC 3068, Australia
Best breakfast in Melbourne. It gets all organic and bio-dynamic and edges towards the pricy side once you start stacking on the sides but the food is extra tasty. Especially the organic, bio-dynamic, pricey Tasmanian bacon.
Cool outdoor “eating in your neighbour’s backyard” feel to the terrace. Very chilled.
Pick up some organic veggies on your way out. You’ll come back.
486 Queens Parade, Fitzroy North VIC 3068, Australia
Doesn’t have much signage and doesn’t look like anything from the outside but has a brilliant open kitchen coffee area inside.
Do wonderful food and the staff are superfriendlynice.
Side terrace is great for sunny coffees and warm rolls and book readings.
23 Groom St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia
Nothing better than just sneaking out to the backroom and enjoying a great coffee and a bit of time to re group the marbles. I have had the Salmon salad on more than one occasion and it is magnificent. The staff are great, they are always smiling, nothing is to much trouble, they obviously enjoy working there, and they create such a warm and inviting atmosphere. Keep it up guys, it is encouraging to still be able to get a great coffee and not have your name announced across a crowded room.
23 Groom St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia
Tried the Eggs Forestiere – poached eggs, bacon, mushrooms, basil & hollandaise as well as the hotcakes with marscapone & berries. Seriously yum! Relaxed vibe & friendly staff too.
248 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North, 3068, VIC, Australia
A great place to eat, drink fantastic coffee and enjoy the paper.
I certainly recommend (though probably won’t as I’d like the keep it local).
185 Gold St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia
CLIFTON HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL FAIR
Saturday 29th November, 2008.
185 Gold Street, CLIFTON HILL
The Clifton Hill Primary School Fair is fast becoming one of the inner-east’s “must do” days.
All the usual school fete stalls are there – toys, clothes, plants, books, etc, plus a great array of rides and games for the kids. A Wii Challenge will give your children the chance to pit their hard learned computer game skills to the test.
This year there is also a day long visit by the Wild Action Zoo, with hands-on sessions for the kids to touch and learn about snakes, lizards and crocodiles.
The main stage has entertainment ranging from Vika Bull and the Reverend Funk Band, through to student talent quests.
But the biggest attraction at the Gold Street Fair is always the food. Asian, vegetarian, curries, gelati, poffertjes, snowcones and good old sausages in bread (but only the finest snags, from Jonathan’s, no less) – your tastebuds can travel the world without leaving the inner-city. And you can wash down these delights with your choice of wines, beers, soft drinks and fine coffee.
23 Groom St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia
I just revisited this place. Looks like it had a major revamp. A real little find in Clifton Hill.
193 Spensley St, Clifton Hill VIC 3068, Australia
Don’t miss the famous Spensley Street Primary School,
“TEMPTING FETE”
Saturday 25th October 2008 (10am-4pm)
The theme this year is “A Celebration of Art”
All-Day Live Entertainment: including: The Black Eyed Susans; David Bridie, featuring songs from his new album, Succumb; The Disappointments; Lipstick and Spurs Country Women’s Choir; The Sing Sing Women’s Choir and many more.
A truckload of hands-on Children’s Activities – tunnel maze, spooky forest, pirate pit, extreme balloons, animal nursery, fortune telling, tikes on trikes, mini golf, face-painting, cinema and more.
Taste sensations include dahl & samosas, souvlakis, Tunisian tastes and gourmet deli. Beverages include Mountain Goat Brewery beer, Tarrawarra Estate Wine, daiquiris and great coffee. For the sweet tooth there will be ice cream, fairy floss, snow cones, Italian doughnuts, and chocolate-dipped strawberries, to name just a few.
Wonderful things to buy – plants, clothes, our famous pickles & preserves, toys, books and second-hand goods.
Don’t miss the Giant Auction for a wealth of adult treasures, including weekend holidays, dinners, hand-made jewelry and artwork from local artists.
Saturday 25th October 2008 (10am-4pm)
193 Spensley St., Clifton Hill – Phone 9481 4666
360 St. Georges Road, Fitzroy North, 3068, VIC, Australia
These are the best burgers in Melbourne, by far. Don’t believe all the hype about Andrew’s Burgers in Albert Park, they’re not even close. And as for those gourmet/healthy burger joints popping up… please, spare me!
320 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North, 3068, VIC, Australia
400 Hoddle St, Clifton Hill, VIC 3068, Australia
These guys are good if you need to match an era – decent range of period and heritage lighting.
http://www.schots.com.au/lighting/
