This Greek and Italian stronghold is an excellent place to spend a night bar-hopping.
It's a mixed bag, in the best way possible.
High Street is full of relaxed, quirky places for a drink.
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A recently expanded espresso bar serving hearty Italian fare with a warm, local feel.
This 130-seat space is full of warm hues and natural materials. Whether you're sitting on a sleek leather banquette or you've got a table in the large outside courtyard, there are no dud spots here. On the menu, you'll find a range of inventive Middle Eastern-inflected dishes, many of which showcase vegetables.
This sunny Thornbury cafe marries flavours from Mexico and southern California.
A neighbourhood specialty coffee shop and eatery in the backstreets of Thornbury.
A relaxed owner-run cafe.
This is an expansion for one of Melbourne's most popular bakeries – tasked with alleviating the huge demand that the Northcote original generates. Come here for sourdough loaves; pork and fennel sausage rolls' and cheese-and-oregano pastries.
Take a seat in the front room if you want to enjoy the cafe's community spirit. Alternately, head to the leafy courtyard for some quiet.
A spacious eatery with a wealth of breakfast and lunch options.
Jerry Joy believes eating out should be easy for everyone, whether you have a food allergy or a pram.
At this dedicated house of Portuguese tarts, watch your “pastéis de nata” be made, then eat them fresh from the oven – flaky, silky and with a touch of cinnamon.
You didn’t get matcha pancakes and Wagyu brioche burgers in the ’70s.
A Thornbury cafe that epitomises the concept of a local haunt.
A down to earth cafe at the Thornbury end of High Street.
