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Barklys kitchen Brunswick
Barkly's Kitchen on Sydney Road serves pasta cobs, pizza, steaks and loaded parmas, with cocktails plus gluten-free, vegan and halal-friendly options.
Code Black Coffee - Brunswick
Our flagship store, roasting HQ and training facility. Our outdoor tables are partially shaded; however, we cannot guarantee full protection from the weather.
Bluestone American BBQ
Low-and-slow American BBQ in Coburg serving smoked meats, bold Southern-inspired flavours and a lively Melbourne dining experience.
Sporting Club Hotel
Cosy pub with craft beers, cocktails, hearty food & versatile spaces—Public Bar fire, leafy laneway & dog-friendly deck.
Mama Manoush
Mama Manoush on Lygon Street serves a generous Lebanese feast of authentic mezze, grilled favourites and garden drinks with friends.
Kumo Izakaya
Japanese izakaya and sake bar in a former 1956 bank building on Lygon Street, Brunswick East, established in 2011.
Quarry Hotel
East Brunswick pub and bar serving classic meals, burgers, cocktails and live sports, with functions, weekly events and a relaxed local feel.
Maggie's Snack's & liquor
Maggie's Snacks and Liquor is a neighbourhood bar and restaurant helmed by old friends Kaidee Grzankowski, Scott Blomfield and Jessica Spooner.
Yakamoz Mediterranean
Yakamoz brings Mediterranean and Aegean flavours, meze, char-grilled meats and seafood to Lygon Street in Brunswick East.
Bird Bang´n Chicken
Bird Bang’n Chicken: Southern-style fried chicken, craft beers & cocktails in Brunswick East. Perfect for bottomless brunch & group dining.
Footscray Milking Station
Heartfelt Footscray café serving evolving modern-Australian brunch and lunch—from pulled-pork panini to acai bowls—in a heritage space with great coffee.
Bridge Road Brewers Brunswick
Brewery and dining hall in East Brunswick Village, pouring thirty taps of craft beer across two separate bars.




