Faraday’s Cage has been a very popular cafe destination since it opened two years ago, operating out of a converted warehouse that used to be Adelphia recording studio. Owner John Petrou went from hobbyist baker to cafe-owner, and still bakes the cafe’s supply of fresh bread every morning....
Not long after the opening of Workshop Brothers in Glen Waverley, Brain and Nolan Taing launched Northcote STN, inspired by Nolan's time living in London. The interior, designed by Studio Tate, takes design elements from London's underground, like the white subway tiles and 'Mind The Gap' printed on the floor. There plenty of tasty brunch options including...
Pillar of Salt is one of the stalwarts on Richmond’s cafe scene, and was probably one of the first places ever placed on my list of cafes to visit. It happens far too often, but I never made it around until years later....
Settling in nicely amongst the dumplings and Asian grocery stores, Workshop Brothers number four brings all-day dining with an Asian spin to Glen Waverley. Yes, you heard that right. This is the first Workshop Brothers branch to offer dinner....
Set up in the middle of heart of Pentridge village, The Boot Factory exudes a rustic, neighbourhood charm. Its name pays homage to the building’s former purpose within Pentridge Prison: a boot factory and uniform store....