Moroccan Soup Bar
Budget Meals
7
5
Deceptively, this place doesn't serve soup! At least I don't think they do... But what we really love about this place is the takeaway situation. You can bring your own takeaway containers (very eco-friendly!) and the lovely ladies at the Soup Bar will fill them with Moroccan delights for about $10 per person!
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Melbourne's laneways
Budget Meals
19
6
Sometimes a little daunting, and often missed by visitors, Melbourne's unique laneways are a treasure trove of food, drinking and shopping! There's something for everyone in Melbourne's laneways, and even locals sometimes find they have difficulties re-finding that cute little store/restaurant/cafe that they could swear was there last week!
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Wednesday Night Market
Budget Meals
6
4
Each summer Melbourne’s iconic Queen Victoria Market puts on a special treat in the Wednesday Night Market. Unlike the daytime market, the Night Market is less about kitsch souvenirs and more about artisan goods.
The night market has a great range of local products for your Wednesday night shopping fix and a range of live entertainment.
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Bimbo Deluxe
Budget Meals
5
2
Melbourne can be quite an expensive place to eat (and live!), which is why Bimbos is so popular! This pub/bar is famous around the local crowd for its $4 pizza. Not only is it cheap, it's also tasty (two things that don't always go together)! There's a range of different toppings, and you'll find that it caters to a wide clientele.
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Abbotsford Convent
Budget Meals
12
4
The Abbotsford Convent is a multi-faceted arts and culture precinct, an oasis away from the busyness that surrounds it. The Convent was established in 1863 by four nuns from the Good Shepherd Order as a place where they could care for women. After it was sold, in 1975, locals fought hard to keep it from being developed into apartments and won!
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Chadstone Shopping Centre
Budget Meals
7
3
Everything you could want in one place. Love the food court here. They have great options for ALL tastes (even vegans!) Great cinema here (recliner seats in normal cinemas) and they even have a LEGO museum for kids to enjoy!
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Collingwood Children's Farm
Budget Meals
8
2
Only 5km from the the Melbourne CBD, just on the Yarra River is an oasis of seven hectares of paddocks, gardens, orchards, rustic buildings and shady trees. The Collingwood Children's Farm is a not-for-profit community resource providing country experiences for city people.
The onsite cafe is also a great place to go for breakfast!
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Hank Marvin Market - Alma Park East
Budget Meals
4
0
Lovely little park for friends, families and pets. With a combination of more than 30 stalls and food trucks, this market is a winner with the locals even though it is relatively new. Plenty of public transport if you are not taking the car.
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Mamasita
Budget Meals
7
5
As multicultural as Melbourne is, it’s only recently that quality Mexican food has been popping up in the city. The place that started the trend is Mamasita. To find it, you must go through a hidden doorway and upstairs on Collins Street, in the ‘Paris’ end of town. They also have around 100 choices of tequila!
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Jimmy Grants
Budget Meals
6
2
Jimmy Grants, whose name comes from the rhyming slang for "immigrants", is the latest project by renowned local chef George Calombaris. With the most authentic Greek street-food this side of the Equator, the tiny restaurant is the hippest place to eat cheap in Melbourne.
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Gelato Messina
Budget Meals
3
1
The gelato at Messina is amazing - and they always have special new flavours to try. It is the perfect place to stop off after a long hot day exploring Smith St, Brunswick St and Gertrude St (the three best shopping streets in Fitzroy).
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Seedling Cafe
Budget Meals
1
0
This is my go-to place in the CBD. They serve amazing coffee, smoothies, salads and warm meals as well as a choice of tasty raw bars (the peanut butter is a must try!!). All food is refined sugar free, paleo inspired and vegans are very welcome. My usual is an almond latte and house made granola with coconut yogurt - amazing!
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Crossways Food for Life
Budget Meals
2
0
With a menu that rotates daily, Crossways always provides generous servings of Indian main meals and deserts. Hidden up a flight of stairs that are nestled between two shopfronts, Crossways is popular with university students as its set price entitles you free seconds. As all the staff are Hare Krishna, the food is always vegan, but very filling.
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Lentil as Anything
Budget Meals
4
4
Lentil as Anything is a truly amazing business/concept/social enterprise. Started in 2000, this not for profit organisation introduced pay as you feel restaurants to Melbourne where customers give what they feel the food is worth, contributing to a world where respect, generosity, trust, equality, freedom and kindness play an important part.
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rhubarb
Budget Meals
1
0
Tarsha is known as "Mumma Rhubarb" for a very good reason. The day after she opened this new cafe she gave birth to her little baby boy! I'm sure he'll grow too big to carry before long, but in the meantime, you'll see the adorable bub wrapped close to his Mumma's chest as she runs this beautifully serene new wholefoods cafe.
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