18 Melbourne Bars, Bakeries and Restaurants That Opened or Closed in June

Openings and new coverage

• First look: Daybaker, the year’s most anticipated bakery, is open – and already selling out before 10am.

• First look: Shaun Quade ran one of Melbourne’s most ambitious fine diners. He just opened Brunswick bakery Vandels

• First look: The Mulberry Group flips its Abbotsford bistro – again.

• First look: Remo’s brings its $8 tiramisu and affordable pasta bowls to Richmond.

• First look: Brunswick East’s new wine convenience store Drop Shop wants to change how you buy booze.• First look: The Havelock Place brings a UK-inspired take on Sri Lankan dining to Canterbury.

• Shannon Martinez opens a new Smith & Deli on Degraves Street.

• New CBD spot Sagye simmers 100 kilograms of Wagyu a day to make its signature Korean beef soup.

• Fitzroy’s Triple U brings Chinese cocktail culture to Melbourne.

• Byrdi goes from cocktails to wine with new concept Ephemera.

• Five new coffee shops for blueberry matchas and brews after 4pm.

• Heebi, a new coffee shop inspired by Japanese kissatens, hits Carlton.

• Vietnamese bakery May Bakes makes dippable pho sandwiches in Richmond.

Closures

• Abbotsford Convent restaurants Cam’s Kiosk and Julie have closed.

26 Melbourne bars, bakeries and restaurants that opened or closed in May.