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 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 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 Morebang pop thai restaurant, south wharf
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Looking for a banging location and some popping food? Bang Pop is it! Situated on the banks of the Yarra at South Wharf is this awesome Thai restaurant, with amazing food to share and a kids menu.
Read Moreyoyogi sushi train, swanston st
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Toot toot! All aboard the sushi train! Here at Yoyogi you can expect fresh, hand rolled sushi, inari, seaweed salad, desserts and more doing laps around the long conveyer belt of yummy goodness!
Read Moretetsujin sushi train and japanese bbq, emporium melbourne
/Sushi trains are a big winner with the mamma crew. There is just something very easy about the choices and fun about the conveyer of options going around and around! The kids love it.
Read Moremiyama, melbourne central
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Miyama is a cute Japanese cafe on the top floor of Melbourne Central dedicated to the art of omotonashi. At Miyama there are loads of delicious desserts on offer. Mamma just adored the black sesame baked cheesecake, and the strawberry cheesecake bowls are very popular.
Read Morelittle cupcakes, goldsborough lane melbourne
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If you’ve got a hankering for a little sweet treat while in the city, be sure to stop in at Little Cupcakes - they serve a wide range of the cutest tiny cupcakes (and big ones).
Read MoreCDMX taqueria, melbourne central
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Tacos are one of our favourite dishes, and the tacos at CDMX are fresh, tasty and come out fast! This is the perfect place to stop for a bite mid-shop while out and about at Melbourne Central.
Read Moreone plus piece cafe, melbourne central
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Inspired by the One Piece book and series, One Plus Piece Cafe has opened in Melbourne Central and it has every manga fan having a burger or two.
Read Moreroslyn cafe, king st
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If you want banging Thai food in a cute cafe, then this is the spot for you! Tuck into some tasty - and Mamma means really tasty - dishes while relaxing in a cosy corner here at Roslyn.
Read Morethe butter room, katherine place
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Smooth like butter, this French-inspired Korean pastry palace is the foodstuff of dreams! People flock here to experience all manner of sensational savoury and decadent dessert treats as well as a blend of both savoury and sweet.
Read Moreschmucks, collins street
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Bagels and coffee, what’s not to love? Schmucks is a cute little eatery on the Southern Cross side of the city. It’s the perfect spot for a bite to eat when out and about.
Read Moreonigiri kitchen and sake bar, little collins street
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Onigiri Kitchen and Sake Bar in Little Collins Street is a little Japanese gem serving traditional Onigiri rice balls and bento boxes.
Read Moreseoul garden korean bbq buffet, the district docklands
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Well this is fun! And YUM! Seoul Garden is an all you can eat buffet, PLUS Korean BBQ. Basically this means that there is so much food you will want to eat here, that you will never fit it all in!
Read MoreCEREE, spring st
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CEREE is a fantastic authentic Filipino eatery in Melbourne city. And the destination is an amazing way to escape the hustle and bustle of city life - nestling into their cosy private courtyard, tucking into an ube latte, BBQ chicken and garlic rice is just the ticket!
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