Seamus McPeake's Irish Pub is the local pub for the residents of Knox and surrounds. Hidden away in…read morea corner of Knox City Shopping Centre's Knox Ozone, it is a small venue which has the energy more commonly found in venues of the inner city. Among locals it is called "The Irish". A traditional irish pub in every sense it sports dark wooden furniture and a few booths at the back - perfect for a catch-up with mates. There are little nooks and crannies in every corner with all kinds of seating from bar stools, to benches to seats that double as small tables. Service is quick, but not quick enough when it comes to keeping the place clean - it is pretty grimy and the chances that someone will spill a drink on you are pretty high so I would caution against wearing your best clothes. Dress code is smart casual - just keep it simple. Entry is only $5 and drinks are relatively cheap too which is always a good thing. The place is busiest on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights and because of its size is packed full pretty quickly. There is an outdoor smokers area, which is tiny but it doesn't seem to deter patrons from crushing against each other in order to secure themselves some room out there. The dance floor is tiny but again, when there is a will there is a way and there are a lot of very willing dancers here. Patrons range in age from the very young to the very old although there tends to be more males than females.

Your review helps others learn about great local businesses.I was wandering around Know City one…read moreSaturday afternoon (which I have to admit is a really, really long way out of my way) on a little bit on an expore when I came across this pub right next to the Village Cinemas. My first though was 'excellent location'. Any pub that is next to a cinema is a good pub as far as I'm concerned, especially since one can grab a beer while waiting for the film to start. As an Irish pub it isn't all that bad, similarly with the fact that it is a shopping centre pub (most shopping centre pubs I've encountered are pretty dull). It had a lively atmosphere and friendly staff, and an outdoor area out the front (mostly for smokers). I quite liked the place, to it is a bit too far for me to travel just for a drink.

Based on the reviews I thought this place was gonna be a complete dump but it was actually pretty…read moregood. We just stopped in for some G&Ts, beers, nachos and calamari before going out to a nearby jazz club, and it was all pretty good. The place is run down and carpeted, but it's not sketchy. Just a good, average, pub.

Great Irish bar!!! Great beer selection and a great Irish whiskey selection. The music is…read morefitting and the service is excellent. Had the pork belly with mash. Was excellent. No complaints whatsoever and would recommend this Bar to anyone.

Had an amazing time Brought my Irish Nan and Had a dance…read morewith her to live Irish music, fiddle and all ! Has the mash and sausages (bangers and mash!) Delicious to be sure to be sure !

For a back street pub, there really wasn't all that much about this place that stood out in my…read moremind. In fact, as a pub, this place sort of turned out to be rather disappointing. Sure, it was small, and it did have a beer garden out the front, and it certainly does carry an Irish theme, and really, that was pretty much about it. The beer selection was rather limited, and the service, while passable, wasn't particularly great.

Located before security in the airport terminal, this is one of the better restaurants you'll see…read morein the airport. I took a seat in the back windows looking out at the planes and the taxiways. It's a nice place to airplane watch. The seat said reserved, but no one said anything when I took it without asking. To order, you go up to the back of the bar where they take your order and then deliver to you when ready. The food service is not fast so don't go here unless you have some time. I ordered the Ribeye special along with a draft beer. Both were very goose. The steak was well done, though on the smaller side of ribeyes. Thick cut, but smaller profile. They sell by the gram weight so I knew what I'd get was fine, but I guess they have smaller cows down under. The order also came with some nice thick steak fries. In all, I'd say this is the spot to go to in the airport in this terminal for food if you have time.

Last time I was here for a beer and a snack killing time before a flight, I had some of the best…read morecalamari I've ever had. I know, surprised the heck out of me too. Was probably hoping too much that they could repeat the feat this weekend past when I retraced my steps, as it was just ok. Not bad, just not socks-off good. The cheesy-garlic bread hit the spot though. Despite the disappointment, I still prefer it to most of the other airport eats.

The best cafe in Dromana! With great service and delicious food, you will not be disappointed. It…read morehas become my favourite spot to eat locally. I struggled to go past the pulled pork roll but I have ventured to trying different meals from the specials board and highly recomend the recent shand rolled gnocchi - wow! Its got a great kids menu and the milkshakes are a fav. with the marshmellow on top and I love their coffee ... any excuse and im there

The best breakfast pint in Tullamarine, enough said!read more

If you need a drink in Melbourne Airport, this place sells drinks…read more Staff are friendly enough and there are plenty of seating.

The food is very delicious and creative. Coffee is also…read moregreat. Love this place, will come again.

Solid brunch place with some inventive breakfast items on a cool street. Ordered the babaganoush…read morebreakfast plate with two poached eggs on top of toast with grilled halloumi and a smear of babganoush on the bottom of the plate. It was tasty but the threw all of the items on the two pieces of toast piled on top of one another - like they were in too big a rush to notice or care and I had to reconstruct it myself. Would have liked a bit more of the eggplant spread given that it was featured in the menu listing up front and not barely enough to call it a condiment. Coffee looked pretty but was just okay. Nice place overall.

My first visit to Light Years was for breakfast; a delicious and unforgettable meal it was…read more The location was off the beaten path, it took me about 15-20 minutes walk from the nearest metro. I was wondering why such a popular spot would be so isolated? But all is well worth the effort to get here. The venue is brimming with natural lighting, classic charm and warmth. For my breakfast, I ordered the Pixelated avocado (on a sourdough toast) because it just looked so darn intriguing. I didn't expect anything else to be honest, and turned out this was GOOD!! Every single element in this dish has complex flavors that compliments each other. The chili dried air kale, diced pixelated avocado and the soft shell crab was especially stunning. The dish certainly performs to its Instagram ability. For my drink, I ordered their matcha latte; it was strong tasting yet smooth. I could drink this all day! The Light Years is certainly not disappointing in any way, from the beautiful venue to the outstanding food, supported with service and ambiance for days. Easily, my favorite brunch spot in town at the moment and much to recommend you :).

Went to Light Years for Sunday brunch and was relieved to find that, although very busy, the wait…read moretime was only a few minutes. Recently opened at the bottom of a new apartment block just along from the Camberwell tram depot, it should not be confused with Lights in the Attic cafe which is a bit further down Camberwell Road. The fit out is the now common scandi/minimalist affair with a smattering of potted greenery. Coffee is from Dukes, but the star of the show here is the food. All the dishes I saw coming out looked great and were good sized portions. I had the bircher and it was a generous serve, looked pretty and tasted even better. Overall a good value and tasty option for brunch/lunch in the leafy inner east.