Omma’s Table

cafe

“Oh so famous Lune croissanterie a must visit if you haven't already Lune's croissants have earned a reputation as the world's best from The New York Times despite the long queue you absolutely should sample a croissant or two we lucked out that morning as our wait was only 35 minutes for these flaky pastries my personal favorites are the almond croissant and morning bun”

restaurant

“soi 38 served most of a filling dish at a shockingly cheap price10 bucks this hidden gem is located in the parking garage look at this signature Thai boat noodle soup the color of the broth my husband was on the moon and slurped his in a minute my tom yum noodle soup with prawn wontons was simply the best noodle soup I've ever tried with various flavors enhancing the dish for $10 the quality and flavors are unbeatable dinner menu though does not include these noodle dishes so check out their website to avoid disappointment”

cafe

“and then there's Patricia a cafe that roasts its own coffees and consistently serves a high quality cup of coffee they keep it simple with one size and offer three kinds of coffee only while I enjoy the flavor I must admit I would have liked a larger flat white”

shopping

“if you find yourself at the iconic Queen Victoria Market make sure to stop by the renowned mussel pot tucked away in a shed be prepared to queue up though as this gem is often busy they serve fresh local mussels in a variety of mouth watering sauces that perfectly complement the flavors of the sea our personal favorite was the coconut chili mussel pot that made the visit to the market worthwhile after that we couldn't resist trying the hot Jam Donuts available at the market a beloved treat among visitors and locals for many years with the first bite you are greeted with a burst of warm Jam nestled within a fluffy donut though the cue can be long it tends to move swiftly so don't let it discourage you”

restaurant

“make sure to stop by the renowned mussel pot tucked away in a shed be prepared to queue up though as this gem is often busy they serve fresh local mussels in a variety of mouth watering sauces that perfectly complement the flavors of the sea our personal favorite was the coconut chili mussel pot that made the visit to the market worthwhile”

shopping

“south melbourne Market with over 150 years of a history is a food lovers Paradise from upscale Goods to Global Cuisines and great coffee it has it all the incredibly fresh seafood is a must try and if Seafood isn't your thing there are so many choices like French pastries Spanish tapas Vietnamese to name a few don't miss this vibrant Market on your trip”

cafe

“for True coffee Enthusiast you won't want to miss Saint Ali A renowned specialty rostery in South Melbourne just a short 10minute tram ride from Melbourne CBD which is outside the free tram zone the food here is both amazing and inventive and their coffees are beautiful and you can sample different single origin espressos like we did”