Laneways - City of Melbourne

Shining a red light on the past
The important stuff
Rumour has it that these two laneways offered their own
take on romance. Ladies of the night worked on Juliet Terrace
(now Liverpool Street), while their fellow gentlemen of the
evening worked on Romeo Street (now Crossley Street). Today,
these streets are pedalling more wholesome wares. Liverpool
Street (I3) now hosts Asian eateries such as Shimbashi Soba and
Sake Bar, Little Malaysia and Laksa Me. The Double Happiness bar
serves fusion cocktails in Chinese socialist propaganda surrounds,
and Pellegrini’s, a Melbourne institution serves hearty Italian fare.
On Crossley Street (I3) you’ll find Von Haus, a history-rich bar and
eatery offering home-style European flavours. Plus there’s an array
of shopping options near the popular lunch and dinner spots,
Becco and Gingerboy.
Shopping followed by sustenance is a tradition to be respected and
undertaken whilst exploring Melbourne’s laneways. Start your journey
in one of these special city spots. Manchester Lane (F6) is home to the
Design A Space Retail Gallery showcasing 70 independent Australian
designers, plus Claude Maus, Plane, The Sure Store and Zoologie.
Refuel at Maccaroni Trattoria which offers home-style Italian fare,
complete with gingham style table cloths. Equitable Place (E6) really
does have something for everyone in the food stakes, with standouts
including Cafenatics, Eleven Inch Pizza and Fuggaza.
On The Causeway (F5), taste the delights from French-style patisserie
Laurent. Choose from fresh sushi and sashimi at the Sushi Monger,
where the lunch time queue curls out the door and onto the street
and make sure you try a ‘gourmet dog’ with all the trimmings at
hole-in-the wall Dog Nation.
Visit Melbourne’s oldest running pub found on the corner of
Bank Place and Mitre Lane (D6), the Mitre Tavern, which opened
its doors in 1867. Here you will also find wining and dining
institution Syracuse, plus other dining options.
Wander through Russell Place (G5) for a great mix of retail, dining
and bars. With fashion standouts Honor Among Thieves, Clementine
Talarico complimented by the eclectic Bar Ampere and breakfast to
dinner dining haven, Neapoli. Topped off with the Gin Palace and Sarti
this unassuming laneway is sure to delight.
Chinatown
The Victorian gold rush of the 1850s drew huge numbers of
immigrants to Melbourne, including many Chinese people
seeking their fortunes. Some set up shops along Little Bourke
Street which grew to become Melbourne’s Chinatown of today.
This area remains one of the most intriguing and enchanting
parts of the city. Wander down Cohen Place (H3) to learn some
local history at the Chinese Museum.
Venture down Tattersalls Lane (F3) to discover Section 8, a bar in
a shipping container and its sophisticated big brother Ferdydurke;
Shanghai Dumpling House, one of the busiest, no-nonsense
Chinese eating houses in town; and Gaylord, a flavoursome Indian
restaurant with décor that needs to be seen to be believed. Nearby
Celestial Ave (G4) is considered the birthplace of Melbourne’s
Chinatown and home to the very popular Cantonese-style eatery,
Supper Inn. Market Lane (H3) is another lane full of exotic and
unusual flavours, including the much awarded Flower Drum, the
rock and roll-themed music venue Ding Dong, HuTong Dumpling
Bar, Hofbräuhaus German restaurant and Shoya, a Japanese
restaurant spread over 6 split levels.
Off Bourke Street
Laneways
Howey Place (F5) is a dedicated fashion laneway, featuring labels such
as Alannah Hill, Oroton, Bisonte, Melko and FCUK, while Scott Alley
(G6) caters to hip young things with Lady Petrova, Life with Bird and
Miss Lau and White Moss Flowers. Jane Bell Lane (F3) is synonymous
with ‘street’ and ‘art’. Deck yourself out in Villain’s street art-inspired
streetwear, and check out their range of books and toys. No Vacancy
Gallery has a preference for exhibiting the work of Melbourne-based
street artists.
The art of the city
Laneways
Melbourne’s street art offers a feast of colour, ideas and energy. These
changing galleries enliven the ordinary and change the way we view
our city. Annual art commissions transform Melbourne’s laneways into
intriguing, captivating and sometimes challenging spaces for artistic
exploration and expression. Common street art forms in Melbourne
include large and small commissioned spray painted works, stencilling
and papering. Some of the best examples around town can be found in
Hosier Lane (H6), which needs to be seen to be believed; Union Lane
(F5), Croft Alley (H3), and Caledonian Lane (F4). Rutledge Lane (H6)
and Smythe Lane (H3) are also well worth a look.
For more information:
• visit melbourne.vic.gov.au/whatson
• visit the Melbourne Visitor Centre at Federation Square, located on
the corner of Swanston and Flinders streets
You could well spend a decent amount of time in just one
laneway, Meyers Place (I4), and still claim to have a well-rounded
knowledge of Melbourne’s nightlife.
• visit the Melbourne Visitor Booth in the Bourke Street Mall
Visit the Meyers Place Bar and sip your preferred beverage in a
sophisticated architecturally designed environment that welcomes
all comers. There’s also Loop, with superb audiovisual facilities,
regular screenings of films and other visual art – plus great music.
While you’re there, you may also want to visit the Waiters Club
for pasta and drop into 1920s-style speakeasy Lily Blacks for a
delicious nightcap. Make sure you check out Señoritas for their
stunning, colourful interior design and authentic Mexican cuisine;
whilst San Telmo will offer you a little bit of Argentina.
Uncover other experiences Melbourne has to offer by picking up other
brochures in this collection including shopping, dining and laneways,
available at the Melbourne Visitor Centre and Melbourne Visitor Booth.
• call City of Melbourne on (03) 9658 9658
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summer or start your day with breakfast at Hardware Societe and watch
out for Silo by Joost, a zero-waste cafe. For skiers and snowboarders,
Helly Hansen and Auski offer a huge range of equipment and attire to
keep you looking good on and off the slopes. While you’re there check
out the Golden Monkey, a bar and dining establishment reminiscent of a
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