Thornbury Restaurants With Disabled Access
Destination-worthy diner The Old Milk Bar Café on Dundas Street brings a slice of retro vibe to Thornbury. From the rustic sign and wooden doors to the metal hanging lights, it's like stepping back in...
Feeling blue? We have the remedy for you – head to Tickled Pink on Miller Street in Thornbury. Pastel pink walls, a stone counter and bench-style seating await as you take a seat to catch a glimpse of...
Som Tam brings authentic Thai flavours and a pocketful of charm to High Street, Thornbury. Wooing residents in Melbourne’s inner north, the establishment’s bare brick walls, wooden furniture and red c...
Paying tribute to local history, Little Henri café on High Street throws devotion towards Sir Stafford Henry Northcote and his dedications towards Melbourne’s development and culture, garnering a loya...
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A suave addition to Thornbury’s dining and bar scene, Barton Fink bar, lounge and cafe offers refuge from city bustle and creative humour for those who are familiar with the movie. Providing ...
Established for over a decade, The Thornbury Local maintains a crowd of loyal diners who visit this multi-storey High Street venue time and time again. Creating a community feel inside, entertainment ...
A journey north along High Street into Thornbury is rewarded by the sight of Brother Alec café, luring in those passing by with the temptation of aromatic coffee and delightful cuisine. Warm and frien...
