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Top Things To Do In Melbourne This May 2014

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New bars, great markets, it’s all happening in Melbourne this month, so here’s your guide on the top things to do! Le Bon Ton Get lost in the wonderland that is Le Bon Ton. It embodies the southern states of America – and it tastes like them too. The brisket is cooked Texas-style over mesquite, the $16.50 crab cakes are done the Louisiana Gulf Coast way and all the pies are sweet and homemade. If you’re more of a drinker than an eater, stay for the frothy tap beers and Minnie The Moocher cocktail – it’s top of the menu for a reason and should definitely be at the top of your to-do list. 51 Gipps Street, Collingwood www.lebonton.com.au Lost & Found Market A lover of all things vintage and awesome? Lost & Found Market is the answer to your prayers with furniture, art, fashion, books, records and a whole lot more available every Saturday and Sunday 10am – 6pm. Originally from times gone by, you can pick up quality, retro items from the ’50s to the noughties at amazing prices this May. 511 Lygon Street, Brunswick East lostandfoundmarket.com.au The Commoner With such a British influence, there are only good things to say about The Commoner. Everything they put into their food is as locally sourced as possible, and every dish is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the mouth. You have a choice of the a la carte menu, featuring home smoked quail, beetroot and eel salad and pork jowl; or indulge in the Feed Me menu –four courses plus pudding for $75pp. If you’re starting to feel the chill of autumn, head down for a unique May Sunday Roast, available for lunch and dinner. 122 Johnston Street, Fitzroy www.thecommoner.com.au Panelpop If you’re looking for new ways to express yourself then this is the top thing for you to do this May. Panelpop is a new art medium in which you can opt to print photos onto a smooth stone surface, or paint, sketch or stencil on it. You can place an order online with the image of your choice, or pop into the shop between Wednesday and Saturday to view the panels up close. With so many options for a great gift, the possibilities are endless. 117 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy panelpop.com Two Row Bar The next time you get a hankering for craft beer alongside grilled cheese and charcuterie meats, quench your appetite at Two Row Bar. Barely open a month, this modest place should still be finding its feet, but it’s already a favourite with people seeking out relaxing drinks, hassle-free food and a warm welcome. Check out the tap beers on the blackboards and perch yourself by the window for excellent people watching. 351 Smith Street, Fitzroy www.facebook.com/TwoRow Zhou Zhou From the owner of Oriental Teahouse and David’s Restaurant comes Zhou Zhou, a drinking den that’s fun to say and to visit. Owner David Zhou has aimed for a top venue that channels 1930s Shanghai, with the biggest selection of Asian beers you can find, Sake cocktails to delight any palette and delicious dim sum straight off the menu. Zhou Zhou is one of the best top places to go in Melbourne as its mix of beverages create a delightful and appetising choice. 455 Chapel Street, South Yarra www.facebook.com/zhouzhoubar

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