blossom rooftop bar, the pullman - little bourke st, melbourne
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Dine in the sky at Blossom, Melbourne’s highest rooftop bar! Stunning views, delicious bites, and a fun adventure just getting there.
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hakata gensuke tonkotsu ramen, russell st
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いらっしゃいませ Irasshaimase! Got a hankering for a big warm bowl of ramen? Here, you can select from an alarming range of soup and noodles cooked to your specific liking (whether you like them slightly underdone, al dente or more soft, they can cater to you).
Read Morele bajo milkbar, howard st north melbourne
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Tucked into a corner in a former warehouse in North Melbourne is a delightful and cosy cafe. Colouring in pencils, books and a couple of toys mean you can take a seat on a lounge or dining table and enjoy some absolutely fantastic food with your little one.
Read Moreflinders waffles, degraves st
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Down the Flinders end of bustling Degraves street is the sweetest little waffle shop in town. Serving Melbournes first Taiyaki soft serve and viral Flinders St Station waffles, Flinders Waffles is the perfect pit stop for a sugar fix next time you’re in the city!
Read Morearbory afloat, flinders walk
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What a spot! Afloat is arguably the BEST spot in the city for views and fun and deliciousness! First of all, it’s a FLOATING restaurant! Need Mamma say more?
Read Moreauction rooms, north melbourne
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Breakfast, lunch, coffee and a relaxing atmosphere. Auction Rooms has been satisfying Mamma since before she had any kids! And with kids, this cafe is still incredible. The food here is reliable as it is always seasonal and great quality. And with a kids menu, it’s extra-easy for families.
Read Morekariton sorbetes, russell st
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For several years, the Filipino ice creamery Kariton Sorbetes have been building a cult following while expanding their businesses into new pockets of Melbourne. Luckily for us city dwellers, we have our very own store in Russell St, just on the edge of Chinatown.
Read Morekhao soi, chinatown
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Hot, creamy, soupy curry, soft hand-cut noodles, crunchy katsu with crispy noodles, lemon and pickles on the side. What is this seriously satisfying dish? It’s the viral hit at Chinatown restaurant Khao Soi.
Read Morego marche, a'beckett st melbourne
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Ever felt cosy in the city? Board games, karaoke, food and all ages welcome - Go Marche is a haven for families wanting an entertaining outing while spending time together. It's like having a night in, out!
Read Moreblue whale frozen yoghurt, lonsdale st
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Enter the cool blue world of Blue Whale Frozen Yoghurt. The back wall is full of soft serve frozen yoghurts and there is a large table loaded with an extensive array of toppings to take your cup of goodies to a whole new level.
Read Morebiang biang noodles, swanston st
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Biang Biang Noodles serves up authentic, hand-pulled noodles steeped in the wonderful flavours of Xi’An, China. The signature dish is a bowl full of a single noodle, actually! Stretched and cooked to perfection, it’s got bite and bang - it’s got Biang Biang!
Read Morepublique bakery @ queen victoria market
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When you’re looking for a sweet treat and a seat in the sun, Mamma recommends heading to artisan French bakery Publique.
Read Morekrabby's crab boil, the district docklands
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Ok, time to get messy. Things run a little differently here at Krabbys. Don’t reach for any cutlery to gracefully pick at your food because you won’t find any! Instead, throw on your bib, slide on your gloves and dive right into your CRAB BOIL!
Read Moresplatters cheese train, west melbourne
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The wait is over folks - cheese lovers can now enjoy Splatters Cheese Train and Bar in West Melbourne. Geelong’s Splatters is fantastic and now Jo has opened another spot in West Melbourne!
Read Morethe boatbuilders yard, south wharf
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Mamma loves all things city life. The laneways, the coffee, the hustle and bustle. Yet when you have a pram and a restless AND hungry toddler in tow, you need something kid friendly and close to the CBD. Welcome to The Boatbuilders Yard. A warm and welcoming modern Aussie Pub with a scrumptious menu plus half a dozen kids’ options.
Read Morerongcha, little lonsdale st
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You can’t go wrong when visiting Rongcha cafe in the heart of the CBD - Mamma loves visiting and thinks you will too! Known for their viral s’mores hot chocolate (say whaaaaaatt!), Mamma is warning you in advance… your little ones will not want to leave.
Read Morepanda hot pot, carlton
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Step inside this awe-inspiring space and yes, the first thing you will notice is the huge 16 metre dragon greeting you, which is always a showstopper - and then there’s the FOOD! Yum! Always a fave for Mamma and the fam when heading out for dinner.
Read Moremoon mart, west melbourne
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Just down two blocks from North Melbourne station, you will find the most incredible, tiny eatery serving the most scrumptious and dainty Korean/Japanese dishes and French inspired desserts.
Read Moredodee paidang thai, swanston st
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Delicious food, fast service and affordable pricing. Sometimes, when dining with kids, this is exactly what you need. And if that’s what you’re looking for, Dodee Paidang on Swanston St will hit the mark. Amazing Thai food (with real Thai chilli levels, if you want it) is what you’ll find here.
Read Moredegraves st, melbourne
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Degraves St is an iconic Melbourne destination full of eateries and little stores. It’s what Melbourne is best known for - a narrow bluestone laneway with cute cafes and a bustling social al fresco dining area.
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