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    The Armstrong St Food Store

    3.0 (1 review)
    Closed 5:00 am - 8:00 AM

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    Pink Flake - Fish & Chips

    Pink Flake

    4.4(13 reviews)
    2.3 kmSt Kilda
    $

    Well, we were out and about, wandering around St Kilda because, well, we could, and it had also…read morebeing something like 6 months of lockdown, so actually having the opportunity to get out of the house was quite welcome. Anyway, it was time for lunch, and the only option was takeaway, and this place was just within my radius, so we decided to check it out. Well, I have to admit that it was pretty disappointing. Yeah, for a fish and chip shop it really wasn't all that good. The chips were pretty bad, and the fish wasn't that great either, so I wouldn't be recommending it.

    Arrived mid-afternoon at Pink Flake, this place is in amongst a number of other sidewalk cafe…read moreplaces along Acland Street in St. Kilda. From the outside this place is nothing special. It looks very much like any other place along the street. Kitchen that protrudes into much of the interior space, with a few tables along the long wall inside. A number of tables on the sidewalk. You go inside and place your order. We decided to go with the Flake and the Barramundi, each with fries and with the Asian salad. Managed to find a table outside. I'll be honest the noise from the street is very loud, hence there isn't any type of romance of a sidewalk cafe here. The server brought our meals out to the table and made sure that we had the condiments box as well. I went with grilled Barramundi and it was seasoned up beautifully and grilled to perfection. My wife got the deep fried Flake and it was cooked perfectly. The Fries were hot and fresh along with the very crisp Asian salad. I went with the chili lime aioli. Overall, I didn't expect much out of this little fish and chips place. I was hugely surprised. Excellent fish, fries and salad. If you are going there hoping for ambiance, you should probably look else where. But if you want a really fantastic meal of fish and chips. Definitely hit up Pink Flake.

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    Trippy Taco

    4.5(8 reviews)
    1.6 kmSt Kilda
    $

    Trippy Taco Southside is the offshoot location of Trippy Taco in Collingwood, which has enjoyed a…read morelong-standing reputation for delicious, inexpensive vegetarian Mexican food. This location (the St Kilda one) is a lot newer, so I wasn't sure what to expect. But they pretty much share the same menu and ingredients as the Collingwood location, and I wasn't disappointed. I had the tofu asada burrito (made vegan) and my boyfriend had the special quesadilla. We also shared chips and guacamole. Both of us enjoyed our meals. Most of the menu items can be made vegan (including their desserts!) The St Kilda location feels larger than the Collingwood one. The Collingwood one has more of a "cozy, cluttered and cheerful" vibe. But the ambience in St Kilda is still nice, with the same brightly colored Mexican decor. It just somehow feels more contrived and trendy than the decor at the Collingwood one. But eh, I guess that's how a lot of places are in St Kilda. The St Kilda location also has a much larger outdoor space than the Collingwood one, with quite a few tables (including a long one that seats 10+) out front. We sat outside because it was a beautiful day. They have these adorable cushions to sit on that look like giant limes. Like, seriously, I wanted to steal one, they were so cute. (I didn't.) We got there fairly early for dinner time (around 5:30) and the place was pretty quiet, with fast and efficient service, but by the time we left it was starting to fill up. This location is also a bit more boozy than the Collingwood one, which makes sense given the St Kilda crowd. They're fully licensed and had $14 margaritas and mojitos on the menu. Even if you're not coming to Trippy Taco to eat, it would be a nice place to have a few drinks in the sun. I should add that nothing about Trippy Taco is "authentic" Mexican food, but then again I'm from Texas and have lived in Oz long enough to know that nothing here is really authentic Mexican food. If you're from Mexico or the southern U.S., just come here knowing that flavors will not be authentic, and hopefully your expectations won't be set too high. For unauthentic vegetarian Mexican food, though, it's definitely tasty and worth a visit :)

    Bloody Mary and Breakfast Quesadilla on a beautiful fall day. Eggs perfect and fresh salsa.read more

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