publique 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.
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krabby'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.
Read Morekudo gluten free bakery, little collins st
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Coeliacs, low gluten goers and foodies - please stand to attention! An artisan gluten free bakery in the city is calling! Not a fan of gluten free? Well, it doesn’t matter when it comes to Kudo because the non-coeliacs don’t even notice it’s all gluten free! The taste, texture and quality of the bread and pastries here are incredible.
Read Morec9 chocolate & gelato, swanston st
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Pandan and coconut, matcha, taro, hazelnut, chocolate, mango, raspberry, creme brulee - what will you choose?! Cones, cups, shakes, loaded brownies, waffles, sundaes - what will you choose?! Here at C9 Chocolate and Gelato, you’re spoilt for choice.
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 Moreson in law the pad, melbourne
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Son in Law the Pad is every Instagrammer’s dream and every little persons delight. Cartoon Baos are totally AWESOME. There is Pooh, the alien from Toy Story, Pikachu and Piglet. Not only were they cute, they were super duper tasty.
Read Morenew shanghai, melbourne central
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New Shanghai is the perfect place to indulge in delicious dumplings and a family-friendly restaurant everyone will enjoy.
Read Moreice bar melbourne @ fed square, flinders street
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Escape the Melbourne heat or embrace Melbourne’s winter in a world of Ice at Melbourne’s Ice Bar!
Read Moreteeny tiny cafe, docklands
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Mamma LOVES Teeny Tiny cafe - and she can guarantee that your teeny tiny humans will absolutely love playing with the organic market filled with fruits and veggies, the play SMEG fridge and kitchen equipment, the Lego wall, and the cutest little vehicles to ride on (with gas stations to top up!)
Read Morethe pink rabbit @ the district docklands
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Wow - The Pink Rabbit is not just a foodie feast, it’s a feast for the eyes too!
Read Morespanish donut van @ queen victoria market
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Want to eat authentic Spanish churros? Of course you do! When you’re in Melbourne city, there is no better place to go than the Spanish Donut Van at the Queen Vic Markets.
Read Moreshortstop coffee and doughnuts, sutherland st
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Enjoy fat doughnuts with fillings including apple pie crumble, rhubarb brûlée, coffee creme caramel, glazed crullers (the Australian honey and sea salt is amazing), as well as doughnut cakes with various toppings - earl grey and rose, triple matcha, maple walnut and brown butter and classic vanilla bean glaze. What a treat!
Read Moremakoto sushi train, melbourne central
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Toot toot! All aboard the sushi train! Makoto on Level 2 of Melbourne Central is a great spot for some entertaining dining. The kids always get a real kick out of watching the conveyer belt roll around past table after table of hungry diners.
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