Guidebook for Saint Kilda
Food Scene
Modern Vietnamese - the restaurant has a roof-top, beautifully fitted out. The food is unbelievable... the cocktails are pretty good too!
86 residents recomanen
Uncle St Kilda
188 Carlisle StModern Vietnamese - the restaurant has a roof-top, beautifully fitted out. The food is unbelievable... the cocktails are pretty good too!
Spanish tapas - this is small cozy restaurant - delicious, it is on the more expensive side.
27 residents recomanen
Las Tapas
100 Chapel StSpanish tapas - this is small cozy restaurant - delicious, it is on the more expensive side.
Mellow coffee shop with exposed-brick walls and a garden, offering brunch options and sandwiches.
34 residents recomanen
neighbours cafe
42 Chapel StMellow coffee shop with exposed-brick walls and a garden, offering brunch options and sandwiches.
Great cafe fare to the sweet sounds of vinyl at the sleepy end of Chapel Street.
25 residents recomanen
Hannah
141 Chapel StGreat cafe fare to the sweet sounds of vinyl at the sleepy end of Chapel Street.
An institution in St Kilda, Laschicas was a thing, before brunch was thing. They've been around for so long because of their incredible coffee and food.
86 residents recomanen
Las Chicas
203 Carlisle StAn institution in St Kilda, Laschicas was a thing, before brunch was thing. They've been around for so long because of their incredible coffee and food.
A personal favourite of Mike's, this café is a New Zealander's "home away from home" - delicious for the rest of us too.
45 residents recomanen
Batch Espresso
320 Carlisle StA personal favourite of Mike's, this café is a New Zealander's "home away from home" - delicious for the rest of us too.
Drinks & Nightlife
Pub with a great roof top space - More casual, a great selection of beer on tap and good hearty food
145 residents recomanen
The Local Taphouse
184 Carlisle StPub with a great roof top space - More casual, a great selection of beer on tap and good hearty food
Sightseeing
Maybe one of the best kept secrets in St Kilda, is our gorgeous little neighbours –St Kilda’s little penguins. There is a colony that lives at the end of the St Kilda pier. You’ll find these furry little guys coming home at dusk. Head down to St Kilda beach, find the pier and walk to the end. You’ll see the crowds. It is very important to NOT use flash photography, which they don’t like. We are very lucky to have this little bit of nature in our back yard. Definitely worth a visit.
183 residents recomanen
St Kilda Pier Kiosk
Pier RoadMaybe one of the best kept secrets in St Kilda, is our gorgeous little neighbours –St Kilda’s little penguins. There is a colony that lives at the end of the St Kilda pier. You’ll find these furry little guys coming home at dusk. Head down to St Kilda beach, find the pier and walk to the end. You’ll see the crowds. It is very important to NOT use flash photography, which they don’t like. We are very lucky to have this little bit of nature in our back yard. Definitely worth a visit.
Parks & Nature
Just down from Acland Street, you’ll find St Kilda beach, which has a variety of great restaurants and trendy bars. Our recommendation for dinner is the Stoke-house (make sure you book in advance). If you’re looking for a pub/bar, you can’t get more local than The Espy, a St Kilda institution that’s just reopened, to much fanfare of excitement of the locals.
697 residents recomanen
platja de St Kilda
Just down from Acland Street, you’ll find St Kilda beach, which has a variety of great restaurants and trendy bars. Our recommendation for dinner is the Stoke-house (make sure you book in advance). If you’re looking for a pub/bar, you can’t get more local than The Espy, a St Kilda institution that’s just reopened, to much fanfare of excitement of the locals.
Entertainment & Activities
Acland Street is a shopping and dining strip, and is where the famous St Kilda cakes are. Heaps of restaurants or bars that you'll be able to walk into for dinner without a booking. You will be right next to Luna Park and the beautiful Bay. It's definitely worth a visit if you haven't been to St Kilda before.
259 residents recomanen
Acland Street
Acland StreetAcland Street is a shopping and dining strip, and is where the famous St Kilda cakes are. Heaps of restaurants or bars that you'll be able to walk into for dinner without a booking. You will be right next to Luna Park and the beautiful Bay. It's definitely worth a visit if you haven't been to St Kilda before.
5 minute drive, 20 minute walk or 8 minute tram ride (76 from Chapel Street, opposite the apartment outside the petrol station). So many great choices here... this is where we always meet our friends for dinner, some highlights - Hawker Hall, Mr Miyagi, Tokyo Tina. These restaurants are popular, so you might have to wait to get it. If you're feeling really adventurous, go into a sandwich shop called Boston Sub, and walk through the fridge... trust us, it's worth it!
458 residents recomanen
Chapel Street
Chapel Street5 minute drive, 20 minute walk or 8 minute tram ride (76 from Chapel Street, opposite the apartment outside the petrol station). So many great choices here... this is where we always meet our friends for dinner, some highlights - Hawker Hall, Mr Miyagi, Tokyo Tina. These restaurants are popular, so you might have to wait to get it. If you're feeling really adventurous, go into a sandwich shop called Boston Sub, and walk through the fridge... trust us, it's worth it!
A Melbourne institution - ride the scenic rail-way, and get a phone under the clown face!
127 residents recomanen
Luna Park/The Esplanade station
A Melbourne institution - ride the scenic rail-way, and get a phone under the clown face!
Everything Else
Beauty - Beautyologist (tans / waxing / treatments) - 181 Carlisle St, St Kilda East VIC 3183
Beautyologist
181 Carlisle StBeauty - Beautyologist (tans / waxing / treatments) - 181 Carlisle St, St Kilda East VIC 3183