Great little post office, tucked away near the corner of Nicholson/Brunswick Rd. I've always been…read moregreeted warmly by friendly staff, who notice repeat visits and are eager to help. Stationary is towards the back with a good selection of cards up front. Later opening on Fridays is a plus.

This Post Office is a great example of how a PO should operate!…read more I have tried other PO's in the area and have found they don't come close. In fact the other local PO I found the operators to be rather rude and disinterested. I highly recommend this Post Office for all mailing needs. L M Huss

Staff are very helpful and knowledgeable on postage of items locally or internationally. Parking…read moreright out front. This is my preferred PO for packaging advice on unusual or fragile items that need to go overseas.

What a great way to start the morning. I Decided to go for a stroll and ended up at the market and…read morespent a good chunk of time then walked out with a bag of groceries. Reasonably priced and a great selection of products. If you ever want to prepare a meal, there's great selection.. Market city coffee was fantastic, bought some cheeses, and picked up a borek pastry. Market is separated into different buildings. Seafood, deli and meats, and I didn't get to walk to the produce section. I stopped in at nine, but according to Google, it opens at six. In a shopper. Owner told me they close at three on the weekdays and four on the weekends. Open every day!

A market right in the middle of the city--and what's even better, it's still within Melbourne's…read moreFree Tram Zone. It looks a little touristy at first glance, but locals clearly still use it, which is always a good sign. I'd been here several times before and always regretted that my accommodation didn't have a kitchen. This time, I made sure to stay at a BnB with one, specifically so I could bring some goodies back and cook for myself. The indoor buildings have plenty of interesting offerings, but I think the outdoor deck area is where you'll find more variety--produce, crafts, food trucks, and more. And on Wednesday evenings during winter, the Night Market takes over, with even more delicious food trucks. No matter how many times I visit, I never get tired of this place. There's always something tempting enough to make me question whether I really need to leave.

I love visiting the mansion. I try every couple years. I bring as many as I can that's never been…read more The restaurant/cafe is expensive. Probably better to take food and have a picnic. (YES ALLOWED). The grounds are impeccable. There's more than the mansion also. The back houses. The farm. There's a trail of art works. Amazing day out. 3 hours in house. 1hr out buildings. Art trail 45 mins. A small bus ride through grounds looking for birds and gliders 10mins. Was the background for The Pirate Movie. Rose Garden available during season rivals any on earth.

If you are looking for that "perfect" place to relax and enjoy your surroundings, Werribbe Park and…read moreMansion is that perfect destination - run by Parks Victoria. It is only 30 minutes from Melbourne by car, with plenty of free parking available and the best part is... entry to this magnificent Werribee Park Gardens and Victoria State Rose Garden is FREE. We strolled through the park and absorbed the well laid out landscape of roses in many colours and took time in smelling their fragrances. Plenty of places where you could sit down on their sculpted seats or pick a spot on their luscious green lawn - the area is huge to walk around that enables you to find a suitable piece of lawn to rest upon, under a shade of tree or sunlight - your choice. I even saw a family kicking the ball - a family-friendly place to visit. Many photo opportunities and then there is "The Mansion". You cannot miss the mansion because it truly is a mansion, it was built during the 19th Century (Victorian era) with Italianate architecture style. They do run tours there where you have the opportunity to see inside the Mansion and the history that goes with it, but we chose not to do it, we were quite happy enjoying the free views of 'The Mansion'. There is also a café located near the mansion where you could buy something to eat, have a cuppa or an ice-cream or why not bring along a picnic basket instead? And yes... they do have toilet facilities there as well. If you had a stressful day, smell the rose that would surely make you forget the past and an opportunity to recoup!

We LOVED our visit to Chinatown Melbourne! The lights, the people, everything was so amazing. We…read moretried Duran Fruit at a spot and probably won't ever do that again, but other than that, we can't wait to return.

I know, I know; I am 3+ months behind on my reviews... It's…read morejust that my travel schedule has been super busy and I am about to take off again. Thanks for your patience. Quality/Quantity - So many good places to eat and drink. Monthly pop-ups, market days. Many malls also. Next time I will visit the Museum of Chinese Australian History. Address: 22 Cohen Place Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Tel: (03) 9662 2888 E-mail: info@chinesemuseum.com.au Atmosphere - Good size Chinatown, way bigger than Sydney. Beautiful cool decor, see pictures. Service - Good. Price - Depends on what you do, buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Cut and pasted from website: "Chinatown is a distinctive and well-known area of Melbourne which dates back to the gold rush days of the 1850s. Chinatown Melbourne is the longest continuous Chinese settlement in the western world. Chinatown's essential character and the main focus is along Little Bourke Street with alleys that link the area to Bourke Street and Lonsdale Street."

Look, a Post Office is a Post Office and the only thing that can really make one stand out from the…read moreother is SERVICE. The people that man the Kew post office are, how should I put this... fairly lack-lustre about their jobs. They don't go head over heels to impress you, or work speedily to get you out of there ASAP but I suppose it wouldn't be so thrilling working in a post office, so who can blame them. There are heaps of quirky little things you can buy here, including cook books, soft toys and CD's/DVD's. So if you are looking for that last minute gift you are likely to find something here. Post boxes of various sizes are available for rent - perfect if you are a local business or just-so-happen to get a lot of mail! Finally, and this is going to sound ridiculous, but one of the best things about this Post Office is the AIR CONDITIONING. I may or may not go to the Post Office more than is required on a hot summers day...

This post office is my most preferred in the area. The staff are exceptionally friendly and the…read moreservice is fast.

Located within 271 Collins St, a few minutes away from Melbourne Tourist Info near Flinders Station…read morewhere I bought my postcards from. The staff were friendly.

A great little post office which really helps you avoid GPO queues…read more They have self service machines, so if you are paying a bill or sending a parcel, go here. There are 2 machines which help you skip the queues. I find the queue in this one moves quite quickly even in peak hour. I rate this one 2 thumbs up.