Fitzroy
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Fitzroy is one of Melbourne's most creative neighbourhoods, occupying the city's smallest and most densely-populated suburban area. Decades of urban renewal, gentrification, and historic preservation has produced a haven for artists, designers, makers and musicians to live, work and play. Fitzroy is home to many migrant communities whose influences contribute to the area's diverse social and cultural landscape. The suburb also boasts a wide range of independent small businesses, with an abundance of bars, cafes, restaurants, galleries, street art and entertainment.
Sonido!
Authentic Colombian cafe with arepas and South American beats
Tarlo & Graham
An emporium of antique and modern natural history, industrial objects, taxidermy and curiosities
Mario's
Smith Street Bazaar
A two-tiered vintage store filled with mid-century furniture, homewares and objects
Casa Iberica
A family-run Spanish deli for over 40 years
Strange Neighbour
A contemporary gallery of curated and solo exhibitions, talks and events
The Galerie
The Fitz
Northside Records
Trippy Taco
Belle's Hot Chicken
Page Two
A treasure trove of rare, second-hand, hard to find books
Arcadia
Rose St Artist's Market
Local artist and designer market for all things handmade
Po’ Boy Quarter
Melbourne’s only eatery dedicated to the traditional New Orleans po’ boy
Burnside
Third Drawer Down
An independent concept store of museum of art souvenirs and design objects
Angelucci 20th Century
Mid-century decorative furnishings and design from 1945–1975
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Smith Street Bazaar
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Smith Street Bazaar is a vintage store filled with mid-century and retro furniture, homewares and objects. The size of the shop front is deceiving — the store extends deep into the building to house a collection of objects that have been globally sourced and lovingly restored. From small decorative items to large pieces of furniture, Smith Street Bazaar is full of vintage gems.
