A lovely space for craft brew with a great friendly knowledgeable staff…read more All the beers are their own and all beers are worth a try plus they have some locally brewed editions that you won't see canned so it's totally worth it to come here and try some new/altered stuff rather than just having draft versions. They have free brewery tours on Wednesdays 6:30pm, go for a ride!

Mountain Goat is the 1st brewery I have been to in Melbourne. This brewery is Richmond based, and…read moreentirely 100% independently owned. And this place left me with high expectations for any other one that I will come across. Only open on Fridays and Wednesday's, I came here for one of their free brewery tours (6:30pm). Did I mention that they are free? Winning! We arrived early, and found a table. I knew exactly what I was coming here for; beer and pizza; such a beautiful combination. Taking advice from the bar-man, we ordered the pizza that had ham on it. Now, because the tour was going to be starting soon, we realized that we wouldn't have had enough time to down our drinks and our pizza. The staff were so kind, and delayed putting our pizza into the oven until we finished our tour. The tour was great! Very informative, you get to learn about their process, and how they go about beer the "goat way". The ham on the pizza was just a tiny bit too salty for my liking, but I won't hold that against them. I'll just self note it to myself to try something different the next time. This place got crowded as the night progressed. We saw some bicyclists come in, and even saw some families here enjoying their pizza. Side note: Their Steam Ale- it's organic!

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Fantastic light ambience, terrific service by Hannah and Nick, and delicious crunchy hot chips,…read moreburgers , steaks and pizzas. Great for families, groups and even just a couple for a lazy afternoon. Tours occur on both Saturday and Sunday at 3:00 sharp.

This place certainly seems to be pretty popular, but then again it does happen to be a craft beer…read morebrewery, and it also happens to be located quite close to the railway station in one of the hip parts of Melbourne. However, I do have to admit that I really wasn't all that impressed with the place. In fact, while I did like it, I'm not a huge fan of their beer. Look, it isn't that bad, and it is certainly better than some of the places that I have visited, but with all of the really cool places around here, unfortunately this isn't one of the best.

The much anticipated new home of Bodriggy Brewery is finally open, and it is a great space. There…read moreis plenty of room for you, your friends and associated doggoes. Yes, it is dog friendly! There are plenty of beers to try - my current favourite is Big Night DIPA, but you can grab a paddle to explore more of the range. If beer isn't your thing, the drinks menu includes natural wine and cocktails, and there is a strong representation of tequila and mezcal, which works in well with the Mexican/South American focus of the kitchen. It all sounds delicious. Overall a great new addition to the area.

I ended up at this bar because a couple of friends were having a combined birthday party. In fact,…read moreif it wasn't for that we wouldn't have found about about this place at all. It turned out to be rather delightful, and the food was pretty good as well, though it was really only finger food for the most case. They did have a pretty good range of spirits, and wine, as well as some nice beers on tap as well. This place did turned out to be pretty good actually.

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This was by far my favorite place to eat in Melbourne. If you're a fan of Malt Whiskies or craft…read morebeer and love quality meats, you need to go here. From the second I walked in, I was greeted in a very enthused way and throughout the night my waiter (sorry forgot your name!) walked me through all the different pairing options whether it was a triage of whiskey beer and an edible matching snack, or something to simply pair with my hangar steak. Most interesting thing he introduced me to was the bone marrow louge. Once you've eaten the marrow, they torch the bone to melt any leftover fats then have you hold it to your mouth while they pour a perfectly matched whiskey down it. It was amazing. Whether you want a full meal or just done good drinks, this place is perfect for it.

"Hello my lovely" is how I was greeted... Wow!…read moreI'm glad I made the effort. this place You'll enjoy this one... Ya gotta check this one out

Basically this is your typical Melbourne laneway bar, if there is anything that one could call…read moretypical about a laneway bar. For a while it was closed and undergoing renovations, which took a little longer than I expected, but in the end it was well worth the wait - this place is nothing short of fantastic. Not only do they have some great beer offerings, but during the day they also do coffee, but considering the gallons of coffee that the average Melburnian drinks this shouldn't be surprising. Oh, and don't forget to check out the beer museum along the wall (though no Triple Carmalite unfortunately).

So basically this is a great place with a massive selection of craft beers. Been here a few times…read morebefore but first time on a Sunday afternoon and it was open mike music. Definitely a pleasant way to spend a few hours on a Sunday afternoon. Good selection of small plate food choices. Squid, meatballs dips etc. Very cool decor and furniture gathered from everywhere. Go relax and enjoy.

I have certainly been to this place before, however before I went off to my bookgroup I decided…read morethat I would pay this place another visit, and it certainly was well worth it. There is quite a large beer garden out the back (though if it didn't have one then calling it the 'Fitzroy Beer Garden' would somehow defeat the purpose). Okay, the beer is a little pricey, however the food certainly isn't, especially the Porthouse Steak for $16.00. That is probably the cheapest steak that I have seen outside of steak night. The inside of the bar is also really impressive, with little objects covering almost all of the wall space.

The former 'Funf', and 'Yelza' before that, the re-branded Fitzroy Beer Garden hasn't changed much…read morefrom it's previous incarnations aesthetically or lay-out wise, the new name just emphasising its best feature front & centre. Was there on Saturday night and it was pretty busy but also fairly laid back, a good mix of types, and no real dickheads. Only issue was that every single person but me seemed to be smoking in the beer garden. Can't wait for the day us non-smokers can claim back some of these great outdoor bar places. Had some tasty pints for around $8, which for a Saturday night is pretty staggering ($8 pint anywhere these days around Melbourne is pretty good). With Forester's Hall now open right across the road having 'beer' in their name also gives some cohesion to this corner of Smith St, and I'm sure we wont be the only ones to start at FBG in the afternoon sun then drift across the road to sample the impressive beer range at FH this summer.

This place, and the one downstairs (Bar None) is my favourite place. Has been for years…read more There's a great atmosphere. It's has a nice view back over the city. There are a lot of beers available, and a few on tap. The selection of tap beers changes often and keeps me coming back. Staff are knowledgeable. The food is great, too. I will be back often. Entrance is non descript. Outside has very little signage. Go upstairs!

I probably shouldn't call this place a pub, namely because it happens to be a bar, but it is a…read morerather nice one at that. Like a lot of bars, it is rather narrow, but it does have a couple of levels, including a couple of rooftop decks up above. Also, they have a nice lounge area there as well, something that a lot of pubs seem to be missing. Oh, and it also has some nice beers on tap as well.