Ninni & Co. is an independent guide to Melbourne hospitality.
Restaurants, bars, drinks, people and the stories behind them. Covered with an industry eye and an appreciation for the places that make this city worth eating and drinking in.
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WINE, CRIME & A KING’S COUNSEL WALK INTO A WINERY.
On Saturday 29 August, Jamsheed Urban Winery in Preston is hosting Wine & Crime, bringing investigative journalist and author Adam Shand together with veteran criminal barrister Philip Dunn KC for...
WINE, CRIME & A KING’S COUNSEL WALK INTO A WINERY.
On Saturday 29 August, Jamsheed Urban Winery in Preston is hosting Wine & Crime, bringing investigative journalist and author Adam Shand together with veteran criminal barrister Philip Dunn KC for...
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Helios Is Bringing a New Kind of Greek Dining t...
Opening soon on Glenferrie Road, Helios is the latest project from chef Ioannis Kasidokostas and Maria Tsilfoglou, the team behind South Melbourne’s Aegli. Taking over a former sports bar in...
Helios Is Bringing a New Kind of Greek Dining t...
Opening soon on Glenferrie Road, Helios is the latest project from chef Ioannis Kasidokostas and Maria Tsilfoglou, the team behind South Melbourne’s Aegli. Taking over a former sports bar in...
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Studio Amaro | A Little Bit Trattoria, A Little...
Sitting on Chapel Street in Windsor, the idea is pretty simple: Italian food, good drinks and somewhere to keep the night moving once dinner is finished. The restaurant is open...
Studio Amaro | A Little Bit Trattoria, A Little...
Sitting on Chapel Street in Windsor, the idea is pretty simple: Italian food, good drinks and somewhere to keep the night moving once dinner is finished. The restaurant is open...
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