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Best Brunch Spots in Melbourne
Your go-to resource for the best brunch spots in Melbourne, recommended by chefs, food writers and sommeliers.
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Known for its vibrant food scene, Melbourne, Australia offers a great mix of options for brunch enthusiasts. Whether you're craving a traditional breakfast or more adventurous morning eats, our guide to the best brunch spots in Melbourne has got you covered. With options like the artisanal pastries at Tivoli Road Bakery, the picturesque setting of Top Paddock Cafe, and the diverse menu at 279, you'll find something to satisfy every taste bud. But don't just take our word for it – our list is based on recommendations from World of Mouth experts, including Pat Nourse, Thomas Carr, and Colin Wood. So why settle for a regular breakfast when you can discover some of the best brunch restaurants in Melbourne? Keep reading to find your next brunch destination.
To Be Frank Bakery
To Be Frank Bakery is an artisan bakery that places an emphasis on sustainability and community. It offers a wide selection of baked goods, with the Argentinian pastry filled with dulce de leche being a must-try. Customers highly recommend their fougasse, panettone, and focaccia, describing them as some of the best baked goods they've ever tried.
Tivoli Road Bakery
Tivoli Road Bakery is a popular spot known for its fresh and delicious cakes that vary daily, offering a delightful surprise with every visit. They also offer a selection of sandwiches, including vegetarian options, chicken and ham or pork, all served on their delectable sourdough bread. It's an ideal place for a lunch break, with many customers highly recommending it.
Top Paddock Cafe
Top Paddock Cafe is a renowned spot in Richmond, known for its mantra of 'paddock to plate' that emphasizes the use of fresh local Australian produce. The all-day menu changes with the seasons, featuring vibrant dishes such as Eggs Benedict with crisp bacon, a slow-cooked 16 Hour Beef Brisket Roll, and decadent Buttermilk Waffles. The cafe also offers a range of gourmet sandwiches, pastries, and cakes for takeaway, as well as a selection of signature cocktails and a custom Darling Blend coffee.
279
279 is a fusion restaurant that combines traditional Japanese and Australian cuisines, with a unique focus on Japanese Musubi. Their menu features a variety of flavor combinations, with a special emphasis on Musubi, also known as onigiri, which is akin to an Aussie sandwich. The restaurant is also known for its rotating selection of coffee roasts from local and international roasters, and its Japanese style veggie sides that pair perfectly with Musubi.
Udom House
Udom House is a homely café specializing in Thai breakfast dishes, pastries, and a variety of strong iced coffee. Their menu features housemade curry pastes and brunch options that are loved by visitors. A must-try is the pandan kaya toast, a popular choice among regulars.
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Known for its vibrant food scene, Melbourne, Australia offers a great mix of options for brunch enthusiasts. Whether you're craving a traditional breakfast or more adventurous morning eats, our guide to the best brunch spots in Melbourne has got you covered. With options like the artisanal pastries at Tivoli Road Bakery, the picturesque setting of Top Paddock Cafe, and the diverse menu at 279, you'll find something to satisfy every taste bud. But don't just take our word for it – our list is based on recommendations from World of Mouth experts, including Pat Nourse, Thomas Carr, and Colin Wood. So why settle for a regular breakfast when you can discover some of the best brunch restaurants in Melbourne? Keep reading to find your next brunch destination.
To Be Frank Bakery
To Be Frank Bakery is an artisan bakery that places an emphasis on sustainability and community. It offers a wide selection of baked goods, with the Argentinian pastry filled with dulce de leche being a must-try. Customers highly recommend their fougasse, panettone, and focaccia, describing them as some of the best baked goods they've ever tried.
Tivoli Road Bakery
Tivoli Road Bakery is a popular spot known for its fresh and delicious cakes that vary daily, offering a delightful surprise with every visit. They also offer a selection of sandwiches, including vegetarian options, chicken and ham or pork, all served on their delectable sourdough bread. It's an ideal place for a lunch break, with many customers highly recommending it.
Top Paddock Cafe
Top Paddock Cafe is a renowned spot in Richmond, known for its mantra of 'paddock to plate' that emphasizes the use of fresh local Australian produce. The all-day menu changes with the seasons, featuring vibrant dishes such as Eggs Benedict with crisp bacon, a slow-cooked 16 Hour Beef Brisket Roll, and decadent Buttermilk Waffles. The cafe also offers a range of gourmet sandwiches, pastries, and cakes for takeaway, as well as a selection of signature cocktails and a custom Darling Blend coffee.
279
279 is a fusion restaurant that combines traditional Japanese and Australian cuisines, with a unique focus on Japanese Musubi. Their menu features a variety of flavor combinations, with a special emphasis on Musubi, also known as onigiri, which is akin to an Aussie sandwich. The restaurant is also known for its rotating selection of coffee roasts from local and international roasters, and its Japanese style veggie sides that pair perfectly with Musubi.
Udom House
Udom House is a homely café specializing in Thai breakfast dishes, pastries, and a variety of strong iced coffee. Their menu features housemade curry pastes and brunch options that are loved by visitors. A must-try is the pandan kaya toast, a popular choice among regulars.
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