Chesterfield Farm is a great place to come and experience a little bit of farm life. The grounds…read moreand staff are lovely. All of the animals are gorgeous and friendly. There's a little petting zoo for the kiddies and a tractor ride around the entire farm. The cockies say hello and goodbye and you can buy farm fresh eggs from the store. We had a great time at the cow milking session and on the tractor ride. Fun for the whole family.

Just love this place!! The owners are so nice and welcoming. Find great denim, tshirts, sunnies and…read moreaccessories while you look at fantastic pieces of art! What more could you want!!

If you walk just a few paces beyond the bakery at Abbotsford Convent, you'll come to the expansive…read moreroom that was once the dining hall for nuns. It's now St Heliers Street Store & Gallery, run by Cam who happens to be the nephew of the Convent's publican, Handsome Steve. I visited St Heliers with a group of friends for the opening night of Richard Denny's exhibition 'Tea with the Fat Badger'. Given it was opening night we enjoyed certain advantages (namely free Moet) that made me fall just a little bit more in love with Cam's set up than is healthy. The exhibition space is airy and open owing to the enormous windows and super high ceiling. Why did the nuns need so much space to eat?! The shop area at the top end of the hall is equally as spacious with a few tables spread around (including a couple outside overlooking the courtyard). Although the usual menu wasn't available (who wants coffee when there's free Champagne?) I had a chat to Cam about what he usually offers, and was delighted to discover there is milkshakes on the menu, along with ice cream and of course kick-arse coffee. Aside from the pieces being exhibited, there's also work of other Convent artists available and you can pick up basic essentials you may need on your day out at the Convent, like replacement batteries for your camera and sunscreen - not only is St Heliers a lovely space, it's providing essential services for both the artists and visitors alike. UPDATE: I've been back and sampled the chocolate milkshake. Damn good stuff.

I think this little store is fantastic. And no, it's not just because of the cheap chocolate and…read morethe free wine. Although...free wine? Wow. It wasn't the best I've ever had (some cleanskin or other), but free wine! Crazy times. It's also got a lovely atmosphere. The gallery is cool, full of interesting pieces - updated fairly regularly, too. My friend nudged me in the ribs hard the last time we were there. It was Mick Turner from the Dirty Three! I don't think I've ever seen him fanboy quite so much.

We dropped by here on the weekend and bought boysenberries and raspberries. The staff were really…read morefriendly, wrapped our berries in newspaper so they would stay cool in the car and let us wander around the grounds to take photos. Inexpensive, delicious berries!

It was positively the most wonderful tour of the Yarra Valley wineries and I have done several but…read moreour tour guide 'Positive or Posi'. Was fabulous! The music in the van created that fun relaxed atmosphere!! Wonderful day with friends and crew! Thank you

I saw lot of excellent reviews DKT and decided to engage them on my winery tour @Melbourne…read more Absolutely fantastic time we had lasting little more than 8 hours on 24 oct 22. Sean makes all the difference with his intense passion for the job that he does, his ever friendly demeanor and tremendous ability to engage the tourist. What a person Sean is! Besides, his knowledge of the subject is of the highest order. Would love to engage DKT again if I get a chance. Excellent lunch with options for all. In short great trip and Congratulations and you made day sean. Aditya Ravi Shankar Melbourne.

If it wasn't for Yelp I would not have known about this fabulous event & the discounted tickets…read moremade it even better!!! Top Shelf Boutique Drinks Festival is all about sampling your way around the exhibitors stands trying local and imported beers, wines & spirits. To say that I was a bit tipsy just 5 stands in would be an understatement. It was a great way to try drinks that I would never have previously considered & the exhibitors were all very friendly and knowledgeable, as you would expect them to be. Should you feel the need you can also purchase larger beverages at some of the stalls so if you want a cocktail or a full bottle of beer the option is there. Not that more alcohol is generally required. There were a handful of food vendors there with the usual burgers and fries options to help you soak up what you've consumed. I think that a complimentary bottle of water on arrival would perhaps have been a good idea, if there was free water available I didn't find it. All in all it was a great way to spend a few hours on a Sunday afternoon & I look forward to attending this event next year if it runs again.

For those that are serious about their booze, welcome to Top Shelf…read more We first went a few years back when I believe it opened for the first time to the public, being an industry only trade show when it started, but it seems the general public still are yet to really catch onto this which is fine by me. Tickers were heavily discounted online before the fest, which meant for the ridiculous price of $15 we got to sample as many top-notch Gins, Whiskeys, Vodkas and Rums as you could without getting legless. Some stalls were super generous with their samples, others just handing out cocktails, so you get bang for your buck after 5 mins in the door. Crazy good value. They've really upped their food game this year, which is great, as Meatmother and Huxtaburger were much needed to line tummies. We left with woozy legs and many new favourite drinks. Can't wait until next year.

A must visit when in Melbourne This kids farm is nestled in…read morethe inner suburbs just a stone's throw away from the city The animals here are so cute and approachable with sessions for feeding and interaction. Heaps of families out on a nice day being cute and that but it is a place really suitable for all ages The sheep goats and guinea pigs love being petted and the workers are happy to have a chat and talk about all things animals :) Perfect for a sunday day out. Finish your day out with a visit to lentil as anything next door !!

What a great day out for big and small kids alike! Get up close with the animals, chase a chicken,…read morepat a guinea pig and watch cows being milked just minutes from the city. There's loads of room to run around and plenty of space to spread out a picnic blanket if you're wanting to bring your own lunch. Or, take the easy way out and order food from the cafe on site. Pro tip: Bring $6 in change for parking!

Im an avid concert gig poster collector and purchased online from them a lot in past. I had the…read moreprivilege of stopping by when I was vacationing in Australia. Ended up leaving with a out 6 posters and have been got to experience first hand the great selection they have. And I now know why my posters always smell like eucalyptus. On a recent order I ended up with a wrong poster by mistake and they quickly fixed the mistake and sent me the correct order. Years and years of orders to come from me.

John was immediately responsive after the shipper crushed the package, offered replacement and…read morequickly shipped. You could not find a nicer guy to do business with. A+