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Hector’s Deli draws queues, and is a popular spot in Little Collins’ emerging hospitality hub.

Long defined by car parks and private clubs, this back street is the city’s hottest food strip

The east end is gaining momentum, but its full length is dotted with tasty and affordable rewards, from $15 laksa to a spicy riff on a Filet-O-Fish.

  • Claire Adey

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Flatbreads are lathered in whipped spring onion butter like Macca’s hotcakes gone salty.
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Summer nights are made for the flatbread and $3 skewers at this wine bar spin-off

Bar Bellamy’s spirited younger sibling is making a racket on Melbourne’s hottest dining strip.

  • Frank Sweet
Kena Gudina of Gojo Ethiopian Cafe in Sunshine performing a traditional coffee ceremony.

Greek to Vietnamese, strip malls to fine diners: The Good Food Guide heads west

The Guide’s number of restaurants in Melbourne’s west has nearly tripled over the past four years − and locals are loving it.

  • Emma Breheny
A new burger window is selling up to 800 of its smoky, halal-friendly burgers per day.

800 burgers in a day: The takeaway window, bistros bringing crowds to Brunswick East

The northern end of Lygon Street already had plenty going for it, but a crop of new eateries means locals (and visitors) are now spoilt for choice.

  • Daniela Frangos
Fred’s Providore owner Nathan Creary.

The Good Food guide to a day of dining in the Shire, from the best coffee to a new wine bar

From the best specialty coffee through to after-dinner drinks, these are the must-try cafes, restaurants and bars changing the south Sydney food scene.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Golden BBQ, Hurstville.

‘Everyone knows that’s where you get your barbecue meats’: The Good Food guide to Hurstville

Walk down Forest Road, and the signage might point to restaurants with roots in Taiwan, Myanmar, Sichuan and Xinjiang. Here’s where to find the best dumplings, noodles, roast goose and more.

  • David Matthews
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Huu Huu Thanh within Footscray Market.

‘Chaotic in a good way’: The inner western suburb on the edge of a renaissance

Iconic pastries, deeply flavoured pho and ringside drinks. Dani Valent traverses Barkly Street in search of its best eats.

  • Dani Valent
Sogumm’s owners Changhoon “Kimi” Kim (left) and Suhyun “Su” Kim

‘Melbourne’s Silicon Valley’ rises as a daytime dining destination. Here are five spots to try

Some of the most exciting new lunch venues are in a small pocket of the inner south-east.

  • Tomas Telegramma and Quincy Malesovas
Fried chicken washed down with Cass beer at Seven Star Pocha in Koreatown.

Finger-licking late-night fun: An expert’s guide to eating (and drinking) in Koreatown

Good Food joins Doju chef Mika Chae for a tour of the city’s now-official Korean hub, Healeys Lane.

  • Dani Valent
Eastwood street scene.

Killer char siu and spicy soups: Your guide to Eastwood’s best Chinese and Korean food

Treat a visit to Rowe Street like a pub crawl, and discover a cult soup spot, an epic mart with a “sauce corner”, night markets, and lots more.

  • David Matthews