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Event
Gluten-Free Expo
Sat, 5 Oct - Sun, 6 Oct 2024
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Wharf
The Convention and Exhibition Centre will be filled with heaps of food stalls for two days — and everything will be gluten-free.
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Bar
The Paddington
380 Oxford Street, Paddington
The Oxford Street pub has all the Merivale calling cards: great food, consistent service and constant flow of thirsty patrons.
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Cafe
Aunty Peg's
200 Wellington Street, Collingwood
Get to know your cup of joe at Proud Mary's roastery and educational coffee bar.
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Cafe
Higher Ground
650 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne
The mammoth CBD cafe was an instant classic and remains a beauty.
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Restaurant
Cecconi's
61 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Top-notch Italian food. Essential Melbourne dining.
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Pub
The Cornish Arms Hotel
163A Sydney Road, Brunswick
A multi-level pub with a rooftop bar serving all types of goodness day and night.
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Restaurant
Trattoria Emilia
360 Little Collins Street, Melbourne
A real Italian joint doing a mean ragu.
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Restaurant
Sunset Sabi
28 Pittwater Road, Manly
Watch the sun go down with some killer sushi rolls at one of the best places to eat Japanese food in Sydney.
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Bar
Stokehouse
30 Jacka Boulevard, St Kilda
After a devastating fire, St Kilda's Stokehouse has made its comeback — and it's here to stay.
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Guide
The Best Places to Buy Next-Level Cheese in Melbourne
These spots see your cheese dreams and raise you with toasties, coffee and wine for a very gouda grocery trip.
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Cafe
Code Black Coffee
15-17 Weston Street, Brunswick
With freshly roasted coffee beans you can’t go wrong, but it's the food menu is where this Brunswick roasting house goes oh-so-right.
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Restaurant
Cafe Di Stasio
31 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda
Here, expect the upper echelons of elegance, service and rich Italian food.
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Cafe
Wholegreen Bakery CBD
257 Clarence Street, Sydney
The CBD outpost of Waverley's beloved 100-percent gluten-free bakery has bigger digs and a bigger menu.
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News
Buses Will Replace Trains on Some of Melbourne's Train Lines Again This Autumn
Parts of the rail network will be closed throughout March, April and May in a massive construction blitz.