2025 Fitzroy Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Melbourne, Australia If you want to know about famous cafes, this is the place LUNE LUNE croissants are famous all over the world The New York Times in the US called them the best croissants in the world I visited for the second time, and the first time there was a line, but the second time I was able to get in without waiting! When I left the store, there was a line as expected. I guess I was lucky to get in lol I ordered a white (coffee) and a croissant! They ask for your name, so if you say it, you will receive a croissant and wait at your seat! Your name will be called and your coffee will be brought to you LUNE's croissants are large, crisp on the outside, fluffy inside, and slightly sweet (it wasn't warm because it wasn't freshly made). They come with a knife, so I cut it with it and ate it! There are only tables and no chairs, so you have to stand to eat, but I can see why there is a line but the turnover is so fast. Please come and try the best croissants in the world🥐 🚩9/161 Collins St Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia #Free hotel stay #0 yen trip February 2025 #Australia #Melbourne

About 20 minutes by tram from Melbourne Central. Introducing Fitzroy, a fashionable town perfect for shopping❣️ 📍Pidapipó Laboratorio Fitzroy I heard a lot about their pistachio gelato, so I stopped by and got a super-sized gelato🤣It was my first time to try it, as it was so big that it was heavy to hold the ice cream😂It's very rich and delicious, and it's vegan, so it's great that many people can eat it! 📍Fitzroy Market An open-air market held on Saturdays and Sundays. There were about 20 stores lined up, selling vintage clothing and miscellaneous goods. It's very pleasant on a sunny day. 📍The Rose Street Artist Market This is also a market held only on Saturdays and Sundays. Handmade products are lined up. You can purchase handmade goods filled with attention to detail directly from the creators, so it's sure to be an unforgettable item☺️ 📍Seven Seeds Coffee Roasters To have a snack. It's about a 10-minute tram ride from Fitzroy. It's a popular shop with a lot of customers. I ordered a flat white, and it was very delicious ☕️ 📍Lost and Found Market A second-hand clothes and miscellaneous goods store. You can experience the excitement of a treasure hunt! 📍Hunter Gatherer Fitzroy A second-hand clothes store. There were a lot of cute clothes! 📍Patagonia Fitzroy Outlet Patagonia outlet store. You can buy a jumpsuit for 8,000 yen, and a sweatshirt for 5,000 yen. It's very cheap, so I ended up buying a lot 🤣 📍Cheaper Buy Miles A discount supermarket. Items that are close to their expiration date are sold at bargain prices. I bought yogurt and drinks for breakfast here! A town with many cafes and second-hand clothes stores. You'll loosen your purse strings. It's a very nice town, so be sure to visit it when you travel to Melbourne! #fitzroy #fitzroy #melbourne #freehotelstay

In Melbourne's culinary paradise, there is a place that captivates me, and that is **Lune Croissanterie**! Every time I step into this croissant sanctuary, my mood instantly brightens because each croissant here is like a delicate piece of art that I can't get enough of. The excellence of Lune's croissants is entirely due to their relentless pursuit of craftsmanship. Each croissant is meticulously crafted over several hours, with each layer repeatedly rolled and folded to achieve an astonishing level of flakiness. When I bite into the golden crust, the burst of crispiness is irresistible, as if I'm indulging in a feast for the taste buds. Lune's croissants are not just traditional butter croissants; they also offer a variety of tantalizing innovative flavors! From rich chocolate croissants to sweet almond croissants, each flavor is a new surprise. Especially their seasonal flavors, which always bring a different kind of delight, making every visit feel like a new discovery. Besides the delicious croissants, the ambiance of Lune's store is equally captivating. The stylish decor and relaxed atmosphere allow me to quietly enjoy my croissant and coffee, as if time stands still here. Sitting by the window, savoring a croissant and watching passersby, is an unparalleled pleasure. Moreover, Lune Croissanterie enjoys immense popularity on social media! Whether on Instagram or other platforms, you can always see foodies sharing their beautiful croissant photos. This makes me look forward to each visit even more, knowing that I will taste some of the best food here and share this joy with friends. In short, my love for Lune Croissanterie is beyond words! The croissants here are not just food; they are a form of art that brings me happiness. I highly recommend every friend visiting Melbourne to experience this irresistible deliciousness! Trust me, you will fall in love with this croissant sanctuary just like I did!

📍Lune Croissantie Melbourne CBD Lune Croissanterie, located in Melbourne’s CBD, was recommended even by the New York Times, so I went to line up to try it. I have to say that after queuing for 45 minutes to buy it, the expectations were naturally very high. However, after eating I felt a little disappointed and not as stunning as I imagined. The croissant was indeed well done, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, but it didn’t feel particularly outstanding, maybe because the expectations were too high. In-store card payment only dine-in no seating is standing dining Triple Choco AUD11.5 🌟🌟🌟 Almond AUD11.5 🌟🌟 Kouign Amann AUD9.5 🌟 Overall, Lune Croissantie is still worth a try, after all, it is also a famous store, but if I had to wait in line for such a long time to buy it, I might not. Suitable for those who want to try something new, but don't have too high expectations. After dinner, you can check out the nearby graffiti alley Hosier Ln #June Good Places 2024

#Overseas travel Rose Street Market I'm so excited to see this cute market~~ The lemon-colored cart on the left is selling tiramisu, and my friend said it's famous and followed this Instagram, so I bought some and tried it. It's moist and delicious👍🏻 While looking around here, I felt like I was seeing Melbourne's trendy culture and works rather than a regular market. The Fitzroy area is said to be the hippest in Melbourne these days, and there are many cafes around it, so if you go to Melbourne, be sure to stop by on the weekend! #MelbourneTravel #Fitzroy #RoseStreetMarket #Melbourne #MelbourneMarket

Fitzroy is a haven for creatives and coffee lovers alike. I started the day at Toby’s Estate, where the coffee is as good as they say—smooth, rich, and energizing. After that, I spent the day strolling around the neighborhood, soaking in the vintage charm and street art that’s practically everywhere. I browsed through vinyl records and second-hand books in quirky little shops that made me want to redecorate my whole life in retro. Next stop was the Fitzroy Market, full of handmade crafts, local brands, and good vibes. Perfect spot if you’re hunting for something unique. Wrapped up the day at Calere, a beautifully curated space with a cozy vibe—ideal for winding down with a drink and reflecting on a perfect day in this artsy pocket of Melbourne. #รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง

A market for vintage clothing and handmade goods. It's fun just to look at them, and I end up visiting every weekend🚃💨 This is a market in Fitzroy, Melbourne, that sells second-hand clothes and handmade goods. Just looking at them is fun, and I always end up visiting the market on weekends when it's open. It has a bit of a Shimokita feel, and I like this town🌿#melbourne #fizroy #vintageclothes #handmade #market #Melbourne #Fitzroy #Fitzroy #Second-hand clothing store tour #Market

#springitinerary Lune Croissanterie: Worth Every Crumb Lune Croissanterie in Melbourne lives up to the hype. I finally made the early morning pilgrimage (yes, there was a queue), and within minutes of that first bite, I understood why people wait. The croissants here aren’t just pastries—they’re an experience. Buttery, delicate, with that perfect crisp you can hear before you even taste it. I went with the classic croissant first (because when something’s done this well, you start with the original). Then I couldn’t resist the almond croissant—flaky, rich, and somehow not too sweet. My only regret? Not grabbing a second one for later. If you’re in Melbourne, Lune is a must—it’s not just a bakery, it’s a bite-sized masterpiece. #melboune #pastrylover #cafe #pastries #travel #australia

Visited Melbourne for 1 week and the experience is not bad. Prices are pretty expensive especially on public holidays due to the extra tax. The city is easy to get around with trams, trains and buses available. People are very friendly and cool 😎. What I like about Melbourne is that the time passes super fast as it is 2 hours ahead of SG time. It is also a stress-free city. Super cool 😎

Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters in Fitzroy truly lives up to its reputation as one of the world’s best coffee shops. The space is sleek, welcoming, and filled with that irresistible aroma of expertly roasted beans. I ordered an Americano made with Panna Cotta beans — and wow, it was so damn good. Smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced, with a subtle sweetness that made every sip feel special. It’s the kind of cup that makes you pause, smile, and appreciate how good coffee can truly be. If you’re a coffee lover visiting Melbourne, this spot is an AB-SO-LUTE-LY MUST! Come for the beans, stay for the experience! /ig: tobysestatecoffee 📍Fitzroy Flagship | 35 Rose St., Fitzroy 🇦🇺 Opening Hours: Mon - Fri 7.00 AM - 3.00 PM | Sat - Sun 8.00 AM - 3.00 PM #รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง

Fitzroy is definitely a vibrant community in Melbourne! The atmosphere is full of art and multiculturalism Colorful graffiti, independent shops and creative studios can be seen everywhere on the streets, making every corner full of inspiration! There are many unique shops and cafes in this area ☕️~ For example, flower shops, small shops selling cultural and creative products, sundry shops, etc. Perfect for strolling Citywalk! Spending a day here makes you feel happy and fully charged! 📍Address: Fitzroy #GlobalTravel

[Colorful women's clothing brand street stores found in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia] We will introduce you to the atmosphere of your hometown around the world that we found on Fitzroy, Brunswick Street in Melbourne, Australia. Women's clothing for the rainy season and summer that is easy to wear for Japanese people is easily available at sale prices for spring and summer clothing at the online stores of Australian brands in April. In Japan, gorman is popular for its free vivid/pastel tone/multi-color pattern designs that can only be found at select shops such as Beams and Plaza, and we will introduce independent brands that combine high design and sustainability efforts that can be incorporated into office casual wear with materials suitable for the humid seasons of spring and autumn. All brands except second-hand stores have Instagram accounts and online stores. Please check the holidays of the street stores. (Visited in March 2025) Characteristics of women's apparel in Australia 🇦🇺 👚#Solo travel Correspondence between Australian and Japanese sizes for women's clothing I recommend trying it out, but I was given the following explanation. Japanese size: Height 150-160cm, about size 6-8 →S, 5-7. Japanese size: Height 160cm-, about size 8-11, slim →M, 8-10 Japanese size: Height 160cm- 11-13, curvy, plus size, want to wear it loose, layer with outerwear, etc. →L, 10-12, 13 Over 13: LL... →13+ The amount of plus sizes: Unless it's a high-end brand, it's the majority, very common. It's not like it's placed at the back of the floor like Japanese ○I○I. An open attitude without age restrictions in social activities in general: There are no comparisons or status barriers such as what colors, patterns, and designs are taboo because you're older, what social roles are appropriate, what level you should be at because you're a hobbied adult, whether you invest a lot in yourself, or what teachers and communities are like. All hobbies and your challenges are taken on a positive note. Depending on the store property and response, aisle widths and fitting rooms are barrier-free as standard. Australian apparel 🇦🇺 To import and localize to Japan, it will be important to be able to hem and shorten clothes quickly and in large quantities. I would recommend it only to those who are looking for repeat business, not just quantity. Start interacting with independent brand makers little by little In particular, independent brands do not simply mass-produce, sell a lot, or increase the average price per customer. In many cases, one designer handles all the processes, so if you start a conversation like "I'm just a Browsie ~haha... Could I try one of these?", you may hear a lot of stories and want to support them. Differences from the ideal lifestyle of a Japanese weekend In summer, from December to February, dusk is late, and from March to May, it is autumn. For casual home parties, picnics, beaches, BBQs, and outdoor activities during the daytime afternoon. The reason why there are many proposals for comprehensive coordination with pet supplies, vases, tableware, miscellaneous goods, and home fabrics may be that since the COVID-19 pandemic, the combination of working from home has increased, and the need to brighten and enrich home life has increased. Differences from the restrictive image of work style in Japan Clothing does not exist only to bring out the presence of the group you belong to, to be aware of your position, and to completely erase the presence of your physical body and your individual facial expressions/expressions, but to bring out your position. It is about body-positive communication, and dressing as a means of displaying hospitality while disclosing an open message. This is different from the image of freedom that Japanese people have, and the "freedom of clothing, hair color, and nails" that Japanese non-regular employment job advertisements tout. I wonder if you understand. Walking around the Fitzroy district. This time, I had a fresh brunch at Queen Victoria Market, and I thought I didn't need a cafe or restaurant that I could make and would be better off going with someone, so I went south for some window shopping from Tram 16-Johnston St, Brunswick St. 👗gorman Brunswick A small street-front store of a popular casual brand that is often introduced by Japanese bloggers and is often seen wearing in the city. With over 60 stores in Australia and New Zealand, the scrubs for nurses have a fun design that is recommended for pediatrics, dentistry, veterinary hospitals, and rehabilitation, with a perspective that is not found in Japanese medical uniforms. Their school bags for children are also cute. Manufactured in Sri Lanka, China, etc. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–6PM 📍Location: 188 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👗Princess highway Women's wear in bright colors that are perfect for the seaside. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–6PM 📍Location: 188 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 🛍️The Somewhere.Co Pastel-colored picnic items, folding picnic sheets, shoulder shopping bags, lightweight lunch bags, children's bags, etc. Similar to Kath Kidson. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM-6PM 📍Location: 250 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👗KUMO KUMO is an independent brand that imports high-quality deadstock fabrics from Japan and designs and manufactures in Melbourne. In addition to clothing, they also carry pottery that is reminiscent of Scandinavian design. Perfect for university students in Japan, office casual wear for office workers, and caster costumes. 🕰️Opening hours: 11AM–5PM 📍Location: 242 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👗Leonard St. in Brunswick A gorgeous design with earth colors and vivid tones. The patterns are relatively slim, making them perfect for fashionable wear in Japan, party casual wear, street wear, and film costumes. 5 stores and a headquarters and warehouse in Australia. The company has been in partnership with Ryan Bali Garment in Bali, Indonesia for over 15 years, and provides fair trade and ethical working conditions for local employees. They explain their sustainability efforts, such as avoiding waste and donating inventory to affiliated charities. 👗Leonard St. 🕰️Opening hours: Melbourne Stores Monday - Saturday: 10am - 6pm Sunday: 11am - 4pm 📍Location: 248 Brunswick St Fitzroy VIC 3065 🛍️ The fabric store Fabric sold by weight. 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30AM–5:30PM 📍Location: 184 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia Second hand stores: The second hand market is not just about selling unwanted items because it will add to your income rather than throwing them away, but is also popular for its positive connotations regarding the whole buying and selling transaction and volunteering. 🧳👗👖Vinnies Thrift store St.Vincent's From $8 Clothes, tableware, daily necessities, toys, furniture, outdoor equipment, etc. A typical warehouse-style second hand store, but also a volunteer community run by the St.Vincent de Paul social welfare corporation. 🕰️Opening hours: 10AM–6PM 📍Location: 214 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia 👖👗🧥Hunter gather Fitzroy A volunteer community run by the Brotherhood of St. Laurence, an Anglican church with a large hospital in the area. 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30AM–5PM 📍Location: 274 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia #Australia #Overseas travel My travel plan

[Super Short Stroll TOUR in Melbourne Day 3] The fastest, most extensive and shortest 3-day tour in Melbourne 3 days spent living at the very end of Tram Line 11, not limited to the free tram area or famous places Last day D3 🚃Training to switch tram no.11,48,12,19,57,59 🍎Queen Victoria Market and branch: I ate Dozens of Oyster $20-30 and drink Fresh Fruits smoothie 8-10$. 🕰️Opening hours: 6AM-4PM 📍Location: Queen St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia 📍Flinders Street Station ⛪️St.Paul's Cathedral 📍Location: 200 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia 📍Swanson Street and Vegi curry dinner 10$. tram11 📍Fitzroy street 📍Fitzroy town hall : 201 Napier St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia ⛪️St.Patrick's Cathedral In the evening, I went to Fitzroy town hall to watch Benjamin Skepper's recital, and after chatting with his fans, I took the tram back to my room. The cathedral is also a place where believers live. Weddings are held there on weekends, and the community's intention is to introduce pagan culture in a positive way. On this day, St. Paul's Cathedral was decorated to celebrate Nowruz, the Iranian New Year. #Melbourne Tourism #Memories of Overseas Travel Accommodation Overseas Travel #Overseas Seasonal Places #Overseas Travel Strategy Transportation Information

LUNE in Melbourne is famous for having the "world's best croissants" 🥐 Their beautiful layers and crispy texture are the result of craftsmanship, making them unforgettable once you've tried them ✨ The especially popular "Classic Croissant" is filled with the aroma of butter, spreading happiness with every bite 💕 They also have chocolate and seasonal flavors, all of which are absolutely delicious! It's so popular that there are lines from early in the morning, so it's recommended to arrive before opening🎶 If you want to enjoy the best breakfast in Melbourne, LUNE is a spot you can't miss✨ 📍Basic information (check the website for the latest information) ✴︎ Address: 119 Rose St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia ✴︎ Access: About 15 minutes by tram from central Melbourne ✴︎ Price: Croissant from about 6 AUD ✴︎ Business hours: 7:30-15:00 (ends when sold out) LUNE's croissants are truly artistic and delicious✨ Experience the light, crispy texture and rich butter flavor in Melbourne💛! #Spring0yentrip #Australia #Australiantrip #Melbourne #Melbournetrip #Melbournecafe #Melbournesightseeing #Overseastravel #Overseastravelstrategy

Melbourne, Australia, has many great bakeries as well as coffee shops. Among them, I visited Lune Croissant, the most popular croissant shop in Melbourne. Lune Criossanteries is run by Kate Reid, who learned croissant techniques in France and founded it. It has gained a reputation for being the best croissant in the world, not just in Australia. It is so popular with local Australians that you can find it in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. Lune Croissant has three branches in Melbourne. There are two branches in downtown Melbourne, the main branch, Fitzory, and the second branch, Melbourne CBC, which I visited. The main branch in Melbourne, Fitzory, operates a "lune lab." You can see the bakers making special and new menu pastry breads in a glass cube space by reservation, and you can also taste the warm bread right away. 🥐Types of bread There are only about 9 types of bread, including basic croissants, pain au chocolat, and the famous almond croissant, so there isn't much variety. Lune Croissant Popular menu items are almond croissants and lemon curd cruffins. They also sell coffee, and they say they use ONA coffee beans. 📍Lune Croissanterie Melbourne CBC Address: Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Opening hours: Mon-Fri 07:30-17:00/Sat, Sun 08:00-17:00 #Overseas travel

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#OverseasSeasonalPlaces Melbourne is a city built by immigrants from Europe in the 19th century, so you can feel European culture. Just wandering around the city, you'll see a lot of brick buildings and other things, so it's a lot of fun👀! If you want to experience food culture influenced by Europe in Melbourne, one of the recommended places for you is LUNE's croissants! 🥐 There seem to be several stores in Melbourne, but we visited the Fitzroy store! We thought it might be crowded, so we went there in the morning◎ There's not much around the store, and it's a quiet place, but there was a line here, so we knew right away lol We waited in line for about ten minutes and then went inside the store. Before ordering, the staff asked us if we wanted to eat in or take it to go. If we wanted to eat in, we were told we would have to wait 15 minutes from there, but since we were there, we decided to eat inside the store. As a result, we didn't have to wait that long and were able to get a seat✌️ As for the taste of the croissants...! Yes, they were very delicious. I wanted to try it plain, and that was the right choice. It's not unforgettable, but the butter was effective and it was delicious, so if you're interested, please go and try it.

|Embrace youthful hedonism. Hecker Guthrie works. The in-house design team at Standard International, led by Verena Haller, collaborated to create a hotel that embraces youthful hedonism and contemporary chic. Our focus has always been to combine The Standard’s proven design pillars with our understanding of Melbourne’s local character, and specifically the character of the Fitzroy hotel. An honest and playful response was conceived that reflected location and experience rather than aesthetics. The hotel's weathering steel exterior sets the tone from the outset. From the moment guests strut through the front door, they are greeted with a warm embrace that is dripping with drama. Standard, Hotel X is not just paying lip service to the local design community. “Working with local designers and artisans was very important to Standard, Hotel X and the Hecker Guthrie,” explains Watt. “We wanted to create something that reflected Fitzroy’s appreciation for craft, hospitality and design.” This commitment to local talent is evident throughout the hotel. From the oversized woodwork by Charles Sandford Woodturning and furniture by Adam Goodrum in the lobby to the macrame weaving art by Sarah Parkes, it’s a veritable who’s who of Melbourne’s design scene. Add to that works by Jordan Fleming, Dean Norton, and Volker Haug, and you have a space that’s part gallery, part hotel. Speaking of galleries, art plays a starring role at the Standard, Hotel X. Curated by Verena Haller in collaboration with Hecker Guthrie, the series features site-specific works that blur the boundaries between art and architecture.

Kick off with a delicious pastry at Lune 🥐, explore vintage treasures 🛍️, and stroll through the Rose Market 🌹. Good vibes, great food, and hidden gems await! #FitzroyVibes

If you love art, hip and full of cool cafes, Fitzroy is the place to be. This is a place where you can find cool street art, indie coffee shops, secret bars and many vintage shops. You can walk around all day. We have been here many times. The atmosphere is chill and not rushed. For those who love art, cafes or hipness, I recommend it. Transportation: Tram 🚋 #Fitzroy #MelbourneVibes #CafeHoppingMelbourne #NewYearNewTrip #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#australiatrip Industry Beans redefines the coffee experience with its commitment to innovation and excellence. Located in a sleek, modern space, this visionary coffee destination focuses on sourcing the finest beans and transforming them through cutting-edge roasting techniques. Each cup is a masterpiece, offering a unique and memorable flavor profile that reflects the passion and expertise of the skilled baristas. The inviting atmosphere at Industry Beans, with its minimalist design and vibrant energy, provides the perfect backdrop for both coffee aficionados and casual visitors. The open layout and friendly ambiance make it an ideal spot to enjoy a meticulously crafted coffee, whether you're catching up with friends or seeking a moment of relaxation. At Industry Beans, every visit is a celebration of the artistry and science behind exceptional coffee.

📍Lune Croissanterie Melbourne CBD These croissants have a crunchy texture and are delicious, even more so than the ones in Japan. They're so tasty that one per person is enough! 🥐 I went there around lunchtime on a weekday, and there were nearly 15 groups waiting in line. 💦 The store was crowded, but since you eat while standing, it seemed like the turnover was fast! Please come and visit! 🧡 【Information】 📍Lune Croissanterie Melbourne CBD 📮Shop 16/161 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia 🕰️7:30-17:00 *8:00-17:00 on Sundays and Mondays only #0yentripJanuary2025 #Melbourne #Australiatrip #trip #solotrip

Fitzroy, Melbourne’s Seongsu-dong If you were to pick the coolest neighborhood in Melbourne, Fitzroy would definitely come to mind. It is similar to Seongsu-dong in Seoul. Between old buildings that have been there since long ago, stylish cafes and unique shops are located, and as you walk along the streets, you can sense a unique artistic sense everywhere. Fitzroy is a place where Melbourne’s artists and creators gather. The endless graffiti and murals on the walls of the streets catch your eye. Looking at the graffiti that changes every time, you think, “This neighborhood is new every day.” The vintage shops and small galleries hidden in every alleyway make you feel like you are on a treasure hunt. A day in Fitzroy is always a time to experience art and culture. Walking around the vintage market with a cup of coffee in hand, browsing the pages of a small bookstore, and drinking beer at a local pub in the evening. All of these moments make you feel the atmosphere of this place even more deeply. If you want to spend a special day in Melbourne, Fitzroy is a great choice. This free and sensual neighborhood will add new colors to your trip. #Australia #AustraliaTravel #MelbourneTravel #Melbourne #Fitzroy

#Overseas travel #Melbourne #Melbourne travel #Melbourne restaurants 🇦🇺 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 🥐 LUNE Croissanterie fitzroy I finally visited LUNE Croissanterie, which is often mentioned when searching for Melbourne travel. There are 3 branches in Melbourne, so you can search on the map and go to the one closest to you. I visited in the morning, and there were a lot of customers, so I had to wait about 10 minutes to order. However, the croissant came out within 1 minute of ordering, so I was able to eat it right away. I ordered an almond croissant, and I thought it was expensive because it was over 11 dollars for one croissant, but I didn't regret the money when I saw the generous amount of almonds. I took a bite, and it was crunchy and soft inside, and it was really delicious. And there was something like nut jam inside, but it wasn't too sweet, so it was just right. If you're traveling to Melbourne, you must try the Rune Croissant 🥐🧡 There are standing tables so you can eat while standing, so I ate there. Since most people usually take it to go, there were plenty of seats left at the standing tables.

If I don't wake up early, I feel like I'll have to wait in line for a long time, so I ran to the Rune Croissant as soon as I opened my eyes. The price is really evil, but it tastes good. However, if you wait a long time to eat, you'll probably get annoyed. I think there was a kimchi flavor, too, and they say it tastes better than you'd think. #OctoberTravelSupportEvent #MelbourneTravel #MelbourneRestaurants

#0yentripautumn I went to Fitzroy in Melbourne! This area is full of cafes, second-hand clothing stores, and general stores, and just walking around is exciting. Each store is unique, and you'll lose track of time. The colorful street art and designed buildings are particularly eye-catching, and the whole town exudes a lively atmosphere. In a cozy cafe, I enjoyed a delicious coffee and had a fun conversation with my friend. I also had the joy of finding a bargain at the second-hand clothing store, so I never got bored all day. The charm of Fitzroy is that there is something new to discover every time I visit. It was a wonderful town that I definitely want to visit again next time!

The table service was on point and outstanding in every aspect. Clean, measured, unforced dining featuring urbane flavour profiles that were something special. They also have an extensive wine list to choose from. The sirloin was cooked on the rarer side which I prefer but understand that it's not for everyone. The bearnaise that came with the sirloin was stunning - creamy and not too tart. The potatoes were cooked really well, just soft but not to the point of mush, also the sauce on that was spectacular. We also opted for the wine pairing which was matched perfectly and unique. The staff's attentiveness and the restaurant's ambiance added layers of delight to an already fantastic dining experience. We will definitely be returning for a second visit. #australiatrip #deliciousfood #couplestrip