Bread - Restaurants Cafes - A Chronicle of Gastronomy

Rustica Canteen Rialto - Blueberry, apricot and maple syrup cronut ($7.50)

01 Nov

Rustica Canteen, Rialto, Melbourne CBD

Rustica has just opened its newest location - this one is the second Canteen in CBD, located in the Rialto Towers. With the whole cafe being housed under Rialto's glass wings, you can enjoy natural daylight without the heat or rain. Rustica Rialto offers everything Rustica is renowned for: pastries, artisan breads and cafe fare. There are also 'grab and go' items such as salads and sandwiches, well suited to the many professionals working nearby....

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17 Nov

Gontran Cherrier, Collingwood

Bread and pastry-fiends got terribly excited when word got around that Gontran Cherrier, famous Parisian boulanger-pâtissier, was opening a cafe in Melbourne. All manner of pastry and bread products would be prepared and baked on site, and the cafe would serve breakfast and lunch fare....

15:50 / Bread / Cafe / Collingwood / Dessert/Sweets / Food / Gontran Cherrier

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02 Sep

Toasta & Co., West Melbourne

Especially when the weather turns cold, sometimes there's nothing like a warm toasted sandwich to warm your belly. Toasted sandwiches aren't just for kids. The Toasta food truck has been delivering toasties full of tasty, top quality ingredients into our eager hands, and have now opened a brick-and-mortar store in North Melbourne....

10:23 / Bread / Food / Restaurants / Sandwiches/Wraps / Toasta & Co / West Melbourne

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06 Jun

Bagelicious, Hawthorn

Bagelicious has just launched a new range and extended opening hours perfect for those craving bagels for dinner. It sits a short stroll away from Glenferrie station, and student deals are handy, particularly for Swinburne uni students based at the nearby Hawthorn campus. ...

19:14 / Bagelicious / Bread / Burgers / Food / Hawthorn / Restaurants / Sandwiches/Wraps

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14 Feb

Kolache Cravings, Preston

Kolache Cravings is a new micro bakery that has settled into Preston. Owners Phil and Nona have spent a large amount of time spent living overseas. During a stint in Texas, kolache were one of their favourite snacks, and finding they're not currently in the market in Melbourne the idea to introduce them here was born. Kolache (pronounced ko-LA-chay) are part of Czech cuisine. Soft and fluffy like brioche, but not as rich and buttery in flavour, they're beautiful straight out of the oven. An extensive experimentation process was...

15:33 / Bread / European / Food / Kolache Cravings / Preston / Restaurants

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