To make the best of Melbourne’s inner western suburb of Yarraville, head to the Sun Theatre and you won’t have to travel far to find food, fun and films. Like many Melbourne hipsters, you may never leave
Café Terroni
Café Terroni provides Southern style Italian which, if you’re going to carb load, here’s where to do it. Start with crumbed polenta chips, follow with the house-made gnocchi and if you’ve got room try the Tiramisu or Crespelle di Banan con Gelato. De-lish
Sun Theatre
Much more than your average cinema, the Sun Theatre in Yarraville shows all the latest movies as well Sun Classics. An Affair to Remember, Halloween (the original), and Voyage of the Southern Sun are just a few of the 70mm sessions you’ll catch this month. Tickets are half price on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Cornershop
Cornershop like to source their produce from local growers and farmers – not just their eggs, but the meat and even the sweet treats. As a result, each morsel tastes like it was made with love, heck, even the coffee is roasted locally. Perched right next to the Sun Theatre on Ballarat Street, if you’re in Yarraville, be sure to stop in for breakfast or lunch. The zucchini and mint fritters with cumin yoghurt are heavenly.
Interactive Science Museum And Planetarium
Once the sun goes down and you’ve eaten your way through Ballarat Street, take a trip to Melbourne Planetarium on the outskirts of Yarraville for their special starlit Friday night events. After hours sessions start at 7.30pm and 9pm and tickets are $25. Over-18s only.
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