After having their population go from ~8000 in 1946 to nearly 100,000 by 1961, the Italian restaurants in Melbourne are considered their own special love affair. Having our own Little Italy along Lygon Street, the surrounding Melbourne CBD (Central Business Districts) and streets are lined with the very best of Italian scenery, culture, and fun.
362 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, CBD
353-359 Littte Collins Street, Melbourne
Madame Brussels Lane, Shop 7, 50 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Since the 1970s, Italians have shaped Melbourne culture, now bound to it intimately. Can you believe that after organizing their first communities in Melbourne, Italian restaurant owners and grocers literally introduced olive oil, garlic, pasta, and zucchini to us Aussies?!
Thinking of Melbourne without Italians is to reimagine the entire landscape – all coffee cafes and favorite pizza spots simply gone. The Italian influence is astounding – indelible/ingrained in the Melbourne community.
Emporium Melbourne, Level 3, 287 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Federation Square, The Atrium, Corner Swanston Street and Flinders Street, Melbourne
Fun fact – The average Italian age in Melbourne is 68 – these guys are OG’s. They’re probably the guys Goodfellas was based on, only more Australian! Please go out and support our incredible Italian-Australian community in Melbourne. They brought the interest and passion for coffee and nourishing food, with cafes and Italian establishments now lining entire blocks.
Collins Square, Tower 1, Ground, 727 Collins Street, Melbourne, CBD
380 Russell Street, Melbourne
74 Bourke Street, Melbourne, CBD
353 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
439 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, CBD
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