Where to find coffee and food south of the river.

Fine diners, Italian restaurants, burger joints. They're all here.

Track down the finest coffee and food in 3205.

Take a stroll along High Street – there's plenty to see.

Spoiler: most of the action is on Carlise Street.

Cap off your trip to the market with a memorable brunch or coffee.

What'll it be? Breakfast in an outdoor shipping container? Or maybe in an old milking station?

There's more talent here than you might suspect.

It's a good list, not a long list.

Where to start your morning in the grungy, industrial suburb.

Taking action against homelessness, one cup of coffee at a time.

The standout interiors in a city overflowing with stunning cafes.

Track down the best food and coffee at the bottom end of Chapel.

Abbotsford's cafes are as spacious and leafy as the suburb they're housed in. The coffee and food at each is also excellent.

Head to Buckley Street for the best coffee and food.

Start the day right in the relaxed inner-west village.

Our favourite spots for breakfast, coffee and cheerful vibes between Victoria Street and the Yarra.

Where to find coffee and food in the inner north suburb.

Hunt down good food and coffee around Glenferrie and Burwood roads.

It's not nearly as sleepy as people make it out to be.

It's a colourful bunch.

Take your time on quiet Macaulay Road.

Northcote too hectic for you? We have just the thing.

Where it all started.

Brighton's quieter neighbour has an equally colourful selection of cafes.

High Street is positively packed with them.

It's a mixed bag, in the best way possible.

Some say this is the northern edge of Melbourne's "latte belt".

Melbourne's oldest suburb is also home to some of its best cafes.

Middle Eastern eateries reign supreme north of Moreland Road.

Find them up and down Nicholson Street, and in the wide, quiet side streets.

Where to find animal-free food in the morning.

Find the finest food and coffee east of Lygon Street.

There's a wealth of options near the corner of Victoria and Charles Streets. Which to choose?

There's not too much here yet, but expect that to change very soon.

You don't need to go south of Bell to find good coffee and food.

The little wedge between the CBD and North Melbourne has a few hidden surprises.

Good news: they're all walking distance from one another, on Union Street.

Hawthorn's smaller neighbour holds its own, with some of the best breakfasts in Melbourne.

All our picks are within walking distance of a train station.

Grab a takeaway and head for the beach.

Where to find coffee and breakfast after you've done a lap of the lake.

Whether you're a devout raw vegan or simply need your two-and-five fruit and veg a day, here's where to find them.

Enjoy a coffee by the sea.