Articles written by: Nola James

Melbourne Food and Wine’s Roast Collection

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2012/06/06/melbourne-food-and-wines-roast-collection/

Just when you thought it was safe to stock up on DVDs and dust off the trackie pants, there's a month's worth of meaty reasons to leave the house this winter.

Meetbowl

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2012/05/15/meetbowl/

The decor is nonexistent and the service is entirely absent. But the noodles are good, gargantuan and cheap at Meetbowl.

Breakfast for a song at Pei Modern

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2012/04/23/breakfast-for-a-song-at-pei-modern/

Did you know Melbourne's new fancy-pants restaurant does breakfast for chump change? Neither did we.

Sweet Carolina

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2012/02/08/sweet-carolina/

Located over an old shoemaker's shop, North Carlton's Carolina wears many hats: breakfast, lunch, dinner and some after hours too.

Gringo Vibes Mexican Cantina

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2012/01/23/gringo-vibes-mexican-cantina/

A new place in Northcote takes a Cal-Mex twist with burritos, Monteray Jack and Mexican beer.

Albert St Food & Wine – Sensational Sibley in Brunswick

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2011/12/14/albert-st-food-wine-sensational-sibley-in-brunswick/

A smart new eatery has opened in Brunswick, with dessert superstar turned savory queen Phillipa Sibley at the helm.

South Melbourne Street Eats

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2011/12/05/south-melbourne-street-food/

Our thrifty guide to the best street eats at South Melbourne Market.

Mary ate a Little Lamb. And a lot of other random stuff.

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2011/11/17/mary-ate-a-little-lamb-and-a-lot-of-other-random-stuff/

A newbie to Chinese hotpot, Nola James discovers the joys of cooking in a cauldron at Chinatown's Little Lamb.

Bimbos vs. Naked

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2011/11/03/bimbos-vs-naked/

It's pizza vs. pintxos as two Brunswick Street institutions go head to head in the battle for tastebuds and bucks.

Hooray Krishna

http://www.milkbarmag.com/2011/10/25/hooray-krishna/

Up a staircase off bustling Swanston Street you'll find Crossways - part restaurant, part refuge where everyone is welcome.

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