Come to the old Stevedore’s Association building-turned-distillery for gins like the accidentally barrel-aged Mighty Apollo, Negronis infused with smoke, and an assortment of house-made spirits including brandy, whisky and limoncello.

A sprawling corner pub with panoramic bay and city views. Head to the spacious dining room for flame-licked rotisserie meats, or the rooftop terrace built for lazy afternoons with a Spritz in hand.

An ambitious, San Sebastian-inspired seaside diner in an old bathing pavilion by the crew behind San Telmo.

Fast food doesn't have to be unhealthy.

A former fine-dining chef heads up this cafe, serving everything from grilled octopus to mac'n'cheese.

Middle Eastern breakfasts with a side of single origin coffee.

A little kiosk on the shoreline of Williamstown beach serves Italian street food and gelato – with one of the best views of the city.