Eydie's
A Lygon Street favourite with a late-night happy hour.
It's the little things that count at Eydie's — like the 1950s water jugs and glasses that make you feel classy, and the repurposed vinyl presses, salvaged from Brunswick-based Zenith Records and now serving as drink coasters — that give you them jazzy, ethical feels. Eydie's is a favourite among hospitality workers for its late-night happy hour (we're talking $12 negronis, 9–11pm), and its secluded garden courtyard that works seasonally, thanks to gas heaters and part roofing.
In terms of food, ask for the local list. Eateries nearby deliver most of your cravings, and Lygon Street has plenty.
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