Thursday, March 8th, 2007
The Age has helpfully identified “10 of the best” — I like the modesty of these words in a best of list — inventive cheap eats. Southern Richmond’s Pearl gets an honourable mention for $16 eggs on toast (keep it real, Cheap Eats), but I have to admit it’s one of the best restaurants I’ve [...]
Fitzroy, Food, Gertrude / Langridge St, Kew, Pub Grub, Richmond, breakfasts |
Sunday, November 19th, 2006
It was time for a mop chop at Dr Follicle’s again this week (actually it was well and truly time last week, but it just didn’t happen) and on the way I popped my head into Roundhouse Roti (don’t you think it’s amazing that no Melbourne Malaysian restaurant has called itself Koala Lumpur yet?), finally [...]
Fitzroy, Food, Gertrude / Langridge St, breakfasts |
Sunday, November 12th, 2006
The Sketchbook has told me something I really wanted to know: what this beautiful and seemingly taken-for-granted building with its French-inspired roof was: the Yorkshire Brewery, cleverly captured in this image by Ronny Restrepo. According to Walking Melbourne, it was designed by James Wood son of Yorkeshireman Thomas Wood who founded it, and built in [...]
Beer, Collingwood, Fitzroy, Gertrude / Langridge St, History |