Georgia’s St Kilda eating guidebook
Our favourite local cafes
There are SO many good cafes and restaurants in St Kilda. Here are just a couple of our favourites. For more recommendations, Broadsheet is very reliable. If it makes it there, it's worth going to; https://www.broadsheet.com.au/melbourne/guides/best-restaurants-st-kilda
If you are wanting a very local experience, try this place! It's a world away from the touristy cafes on the beach front. It's a lot more than good bread. Lovely spot for brunch or a light light lunch or bring an appetite for breakfast and enjoy all you can eat toast :) Super cute and quirky fit out, with toasters at every table.
86 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
Woodfrog Bakery
108 Barkly StIf you are wanting a very local experience, try this place! It's a world away from the touristy cafes on the beach front. It's a lot more than good bread. Lovely spot for brunch or a light light lunch or bring an appetite for breakfast and enjoy all you can eat toast :) Super cute and quirky fit out, with toasters at every table.
This is the closest good cafe to our house and has some of the best coffee in Melbourne. And that's saying a lot! Really quirky fit out themed around a doctor's surgery! Weird but true, and it really works. You've got to try it. Fantastic breakfasts.
35 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
The St Kilda Dispensary
This is the closest good cafe to our house and has some of the best coffee in Melbourne. And that's saying a lot! Really quirky fit out themed around a doctor's surgery! Weird but true, and it really works. You've got to try it. Fantastic breakfasts.
Our favourite St Kilda restaurants
This place is a well know institution. You can't really come to St. Kilda without at least having a drink here. Downstairs is casual / cafe dining and upstairs is more formal and will definitely require making a reservation. Lovely spot for a pre dinner drink while watching the sun set.
70 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
Stokehouse St Kilda
30 Jacka BlvdThis place is a well know institution. You can't really come to St. Kilda without at least having a drink here. Downstairs is casual / cafe dining and upstairs is more formal and will definitely require making a reservation. Lovely spot for a pre dinner drink while watching the sun set.
Super hip. Super fun. Worth the $$$ for a really interesting dinner you won't forget. It's all about share plates here, all hailing from Asia - bit of Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
22 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
Supernormal Canteen
157 Fitzroy StSuper hip. Super fun. Worth the $$$ for a really interesting dinner you won't forget. It's all about share plates here, all hailing from Asia - bit of Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
Cosy local restaurant (been around as long as I have!) great seafood and atmosphere
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Claypots Seafood Bar
213 Barkly StCosy local restaurant (been around as long as I have!) great seafood and atmosphere
Bohemian vegetarian. Great food with a great vibe. Pay what you feel it’s worth. Funky and very relaxed
40 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
Lentil As Anything, St Kilda
41 Blessington StBohemian vegetarian. Great food with a great vibe. Pay what you feel it’s worth. Funky and very relaxed
Modern Thai food. Super tasty food and good bar to boot. Great for big groups.
44 il-persuni tal-post jissuġġerixxu
St. Hotel
54 Fitzroy StModern Thai food. Super tasty food and good bar to boot. Great for big groups.