Guidebook for Maidstone

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Guidebook for Maidstone

Food Scene

AMAZING Coffee! Even better breakfast!
11 locals recommend
Brother Nancy
182 Essex St
11 locals recommend
AMAZING Coffee! Even better breakfast!
Great breakfast & lunch!
23 locals recommend
West 48
48 Essex St
23 locals recommend
Great breakfast & lunch!
Aspiring to simply create a great neighbourhood bistro, top chef Stuart McVeigh (London’s Fitzrovia, The Botanical, Fenix, No. 35) has done just that with Union Food & Wine, his first solo venture.
Union Food & Wine
169 Union Rd
Aspiring to simply create a great neighbourhood bistro, top chef Stuart McVeigh (London’s Fitzrovia, The Botanical, Fenix, No. 35) has done just that with Union Food & Wine, his first solo venture.
Footscray Milking Station can be found on the sleepy residential corner of Burnbury and Cowper Streets and has been bustling since day one in 2012. This cafe and deli was opened by Jess Tumbri, who runs a friendly but tight front of house, and chef Aven Watson, whose background includes a stint at The European.
35 locals recommend
Footscray Milking Station
35 Bunbury St
35 locals recommend
Footscray Milking Station can be found on the sleepy residential corner of Burnbury and Cowper Streets and has been bustling since day one in 2012. This cafe and deli was opened by Jess Tumbri, who runs a friendly but tight front of house, and chef Aven Watson, whose background includes a stint at The European.
There’s a refreshing back-to-basics nature to Rudimentary: its no-fuss fundamentals let it focus on quality food in a beautifully designed space.
32 locals recommend
Rudimentary
16-20 Leeds St
32 locals recommend
There’s a refreshing back-to-basics nature to Rudimentary: its no-fuss fundamentals let it focus on quality food in a beautifully designed space.
From head to toe, Common Galaxia presents itself as a considered space: the warm but understated interior, the cutlery and menu caddies hanging individually from tables, the leather and timber chairs made by locals LifeSpaceJourney, the pour-over rack and timber stools all point to a keen attention to detail.
25 locals recommend
Common Galaxia
130 Victoria St
25 locals recommend
From head to toe, Common Galaxia presents itself as a considered space: the warm but understated interior, the cutlery and menu caddies hanging individually from tables, the leather and timber chairs made by locals LifeSpaceJourney, the pour-over rack and timber stools all point to a keen attention to detail.
Across the road from the beautiful Sun Theatre, you'll find Cornershop, a spot that offers the sort of bustling brunch atmosphere that's commonplace in Melbourne's popular cafes
26 locals recommend
The Cornershop
11 Ballarat St
26 locals recommend
Across the road from the beautiful Sun Theatre, you'll find Cornershop, a spot that offers the sort of bustling brunch atmosphere that's commonplace in Melbourne's popular cafes
A cafe that caters to different dietary requirements isn’t anything new. But a cafe that offers a superfood sorbet alongside a naturopath consultation is a level of attention unique to Heal.Thy Self Co.
11 locals recommend
Heal.Thy Self Co ❤️
26 Ballarat St
11 locals recommend
A cafe that caters to different dietary requirements isn’t anything new. But a cafe that offers a superfood sorbet alongside a naturopath consultation is a level of attention unique to Heal.Thy Self Co.

Shopping

Brand new addition for high fashion shopping...David Jones, Apple Store, Myer, Country Road, Zara, Trenery, Witchery & MORE!
129 locals recommend
The Bavarian Highpoint
120-200 Rosamond Rd
129 locals recommend
Brand new addition for high fashion shopping...David Jones, Apple Store, Myer, Country Road, Zara, Trenery, Witchery & MORE!

Essentials

Coles & ALDI just mins down the road
Central West Shopping Centre
67 Ashley Street
Coles & ALDI just mins down the road

Parks & Nature

Great playground for the kids
Dobson Reserve station
Great playground for the kids
Great DOG PARK!
Martin Reserve
91 Essex St
Great DOG PARK!

Getting Around

Great Park & Ride train station, only 4 stops from the city, fully lit, busy and safe.
West Footscray Station
Great Park & Ride train station, only 4 stops from the city, fully lit, busy and safe.

Entertainment & Activities

Great 'old time' theatre with all the hit movies
126 locals recommend
Sun Theatre Yarraville
8 Ballarat St
126 locals recommend
Great 'old time' theatre with all the hit movies
Home of the Melbourne Cup! The 'race that stops a nation' right on our doorstep!
271 locals recommend
Flemington Racecourse
271 locals recommend
Home of the Melbourne Cup! The 'race that stops a nation' right on our doorstep!
976 locals recommend
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Brunton Avenue
976 locals recommend
506 locals recommend
Marvel Stadium
740 Bourke St
506 locals recommend
Australian Open!
312 locals recommend
Rod Laver Arena
200 Olympic Blvd
312 locals recommend
Australian Open!
243 locals recommend
AAMI Park
Olympic Boulevard
243 locals recommend
322 locals recommend
HOYTS
La Trobe Street
322 locals recommend

Drinks & Nightlife

After years spent working as a sommelier in Europe (including a stint at Marco Pierre White’s Michelin-starred Quo Vadis), co-owner Mark Pendreich was tired of working with grandiose, 60-page wine lists and unfriendly price mark-ups. So, along with his brother Tony, he decided to create something different.
26 locals recommend
The Valley Cellardoor
18-20 Hall St
26 locals recommend
After years spent working as a sommelier in Europe (including a stint at Marco Pierre White’s Michelin-starred Quo Vadis), co-owner Mark Pendreich was tired of working with grandiose, 60-page wine lists and unfriendly price mark-ups. So, along with his brother Tony, he decided to create something different.
Fence-jumping winemakers Sam Hambour and Duncan Gibson inspected just one site for their brewery. It’s easy to see why. The former soap, candle and ammunition factory was built in the 1880s and features decorative brick arch work and a 10-metre-high pitched roof.
15 locals recommend
Hop Nation Brewing Co.
107-109 Whitehall St
15 locals recommend
Fence-jumping winemakers Sam Hambour and Duncan Gibson inspected just one site for their brewery. It’s easy to see why. The former soap, candle and ammunition factory was built in the 1880s and features decorative brick arch work and a 10-metre-high pitched roof.