Bobby’s is known for its traditional Cornish pasties.

Bobby’s Bakery

Home to true-to-tradition Cornish pasties.

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Prawn toast joins the snack-heavy menu at 81 Bay,the wine bar next to Baix.

Baix&81 Bay

Ian Curley’s luxe Brighton restaurant and wine bar.

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On Air has a 1970s loft vibe with blond timber bleachers.

On Air

A space for musos and music lovers alike to meet over coffee and house DJ sets.

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Savoury buckwheat taiyaki,a fish-shaped Japanese waffle.

YTB

Formerly Yugen Tea Bar,now with more approachable cafe fare.

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Poached peach pancake with whipped vanilla cream.

Como Lane

Scott Pickett’s first full-service cafe.

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Mork Chocolate

Melbourne’s hottest name in hot chocolate,now in Chadstone’s Market Pavilion.

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Cornish pasties at Bobby’s include beef skirt,swede,potato and onion.

‘The best I’ve had outside Cornwall’:The Melbourne bakery reviving proper Cornish pasties

There’s nothing Cornish about a pasty with minced beef or – heaven forbid – peas and carrots,according to the purists. But one spot is making the real deal.

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Udon carbonara with charred kaiserfleisch,a soft egg and pepper.

Sana Coffee

Japanese-inspired cafe fare,just back from the water.

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Southern Italian dishes dominate at Bar Taralli.

Bar Taralli

Serving southern Italian cuisine that’s far from generic.

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The famous chook sandwich.

Hector’s Deli

Serving fresh sandwiches and cheesy toasties in an industrial-style space.

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