So frenchy, so chic, so many delicious little pieces of French goodness…read more Fantastic selection of cheeses, pate, pork pies, French sausages and a whole range of other French delicacies that I can neither spell nor pronounce. The staff here are delightful and helpful. Rather unParisian. You can buy a little or a lot here and they are happy to slice it dice and wrap it up to go. Price wise they are reasonable. Not the cheapest in the market cheese wise but certainly the best quality pate.

My favourite cheese shop. They specialise in French cheese, though they do stock other European…read morecheeses...don't think they sell Australian cheese, though I could be wrong. The woman who runs it is friendly, loves her cheese and always happy to provide a taste before you buy! They have some good specials as well. I love food shops like this that really knowledgable and enthusiastic about their produce. They also sell other deli stuff but it's the cheese (and service) that makes it so special!

Hands down the best Cheese shop in Brunswick. Scrap that Melbourne…read more Ive been to may other cheese shops in the Area and this one stands out like a true gem. The knowledge and service is what i yearn and its always been provided. Usually get myself a nice piece of raw goats milk alongside some Spanish Jamon. Sit out in the sun with a nice glass of white (provided from next door) and enjoy. This little shop just off Sydney Road is the one you need to go to ASAP!

From the owner: European style fromagerie in Brunswick - Shop Online, delivery Australia wide - Specialising in…read moreFarmhouse Artisan cheeses. Sydney market stalls

I went to the Rooftop Party yesterday and the first I tried was this cracker paired with nitrogen…read morecheese by Cornelius Cheese. The cheese came out in a whipped cream kinda shape, it was really light and delightful. More on my blog https://thesweetsubstance.wordpress.com/2016/03/03/rooftop-party-2/

From the owner: Cornelius Cheese - We make moments in cheese.read more

The Mediterranean deli has a bounty of deli flavoured goodness for you to choose from! The store…read moresigns in Greek font advertise specials on feta and ham. Freshly made dips mingle with gourmet cheeses and meats. This store is Small goods galore (just won poet points there!) Marinated olives and sun dried tomatoes head up the antipasto selection and don't forget to grab some crispbread or grissini for you dips! While the deli counter is where it is at for freshly made produce the side of the store is home to a selection of groceries. This is where you will find your Mediterranean brands. For Meditation small good in Northcote remember Fresh Co. Deli in Northcote Plaza!

Milkshakes and Poke, only in Melbourne!…read more I made sure I dropped by Naughty Boy during my trip down under, and boy was it naughty (and SO worth it!!) Tried the Berry Cheesecake Instashake, and their Poke Bowl. The shake kinda scared me at first sight, and I wasn't sure I would be able to finish it, but it was love at first sip! The cheesecake on top was light but delicious. The poke was visually appealing but a little too salty for my taste. The shake evened it out though. Ambience: very minimalistic and millennial Location: easily accessible by public transportation (which I took). Didn't see much parking though. Customer Service: Delightful.

Naughty Boy, doesn't it sounds like a convincing place to have your breakfast?…read more Located on the quiet end of Lygon Street, away from the more bustling cafe scenes of Melbourne CBD, you will find humble nook that shook Instagram feed. The interior inside the cafe is rather spacious but felt a little more budget, industrial and rustic thanks to the major applications of " ripped" wall and exposed bricks. Their menu is quite impressive, listing typical big Australian brunch menu (e.g: brekkie roll, fancy toast and hotcakes) as well as their "not-so naughty" menu (e.g: oatmeals, acai bowl, etc.). No matter what you ordered here, you can always count on the pretty presentation! For my first visit, I ordered: * Pavlova Instashake: They have about 3 "Freakshakes" flavors to choose from (the other two options are Chocolate Nutella fudge and Salted Caramel). The presentation was just as naughty as I had hoped - kiwis, berries, meringue and fairy floss on top of coconut and almond milk. Taste-wise, I was expecting it to be a jar load of sugar, basically a diabetes in a jar... as an art form, but it actually was very subtle and tasted healthy! I was almost disappointed that it doesn't taste as sweet as it looks, lol. * Red Velvet hotcakes: The presentation was orgasmic to the eye; brightly red color, decorated with vanilla mascarpone, berries and sprinkle with popping candy. Almost crazy, but yet still delicious, with the hot cake being mildly sweet and fluffy and the popping candy adds an interesting sensation with each bite. I must say, Naughty boy is as naughty as the name suggest. The food is utterly gorgeous and whimsical. The prices were a little steep with the Instashake costing $12 and the hotcakes $18 but I guess it was worth every dime just to be on the naughty side... once in a while :)