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The Anachronistic Sarah Sands Hotel
The Anachronistic Sarah Sands Hotel

The Anachronistic Sarah Sands Hotel

The Sarah Sands Hotel, the long-dormant pub on the corner of roads Sydney and Brunswick, is back. After a multi-million-dollar renovation, the Sarah Sands might seem a bit anachronistic compared to the usual Brunswick pubs that we know and love. The question remains whether it’s just a bit too clean-cut for us Brunswickians, we let you be the judge of that.

A Taste of Lebanon
A Taste of Lebanon

A Taste of Lebanon

Mankoushe is humble and warm. Their menu is seasonal and all ingredients in the kitchen are sourced locally. Ancient methods, modern flavours and a great story to tell. Read this article to learn more about Mankoushe, located in the heart of Lygon St right here in Brunswick.

Swaying Tom Phat

Swaying Tom Phat

Behind every delicious story, there is a journey that is initiated by the traveller. Tom Phat’s journey, its foundation laid by owner ‘Sway Quach’ more than two decades ago. Learn more about the nuances behind one of the best South East Asian restaurants in Brunswick.

A Bhang-ing menu!
A Bhang-ing menu!

A Bhang-ing menu!

Imagine a combination of traditional Indian furnishing, and Melbourne’s hole-in-the-wall aesthetic. That's Bhang, one of those hidden gems of Brunswick located on Mitchell St slightly off Sydney Road. Read this article and learn more about their Bhang-ing menu and top-notch service.

Italian Coffee

Italian Coffee

Latin became the common language for science, and English for business, but when it comes to coffee, Italian is the preferred verbal and written code. Most likely, every coffee shop in the world will present a cappuccino or a latte on their menu without giving...