Hardware Lane

This is a hidden food paradise! It's a lot more interesting than staying in a hotel for a buffet breakfast - the Hardware Soci 233; te at the end of the lane at Lonsdale Street, which is said to be the best breakfast shop in the city, is overcrowded every day.

The most in the alley is the restaurant and all of them occupy the lane. They all put tables on the road to eat. It's very lively, sunny, tasting delicious food, and very leisurely. The Hardware Soci&te, which is said to be the best breakfast shop in the city, is overcrowded every day.

There are plenty of Italian food. If in summer, open-air restaurants are all over the alleys, and bands are playing serenades on the sidewalks. There are a lot of authentic coffee, walking on this road feels very deep into the lives of the people of Tu and Australia. Simple coffee shop with a strong taste, this is the cat-based coffee culture coffee art.

Inside the lane is the most popular cafe in Melbourne's downtown business district. There are a lot of people standing in line. They are all waiting for empty tables. When you see some people, the lane is near here. Street musicians playing live everywhere create a vibrant and exciting feeling.

Inside the lane is the most popular cafe in Melbourne's downtown business district. There are a lot of people standing in line. They are all waiting for empty tables. When you see some people, the lane is near here. Street musicians playing live everywhere create a vibrant and exciting feeling.

Walk around here and choose the restaurant you will eat along the way. Almost all types of dishes are here, and you're sure to find something you like. Frequently appear in television programs or newspapers listed as "must eat place".

This is a gourmet street hidden in Melbourne. There are many kinds of cafes and local food in Australia. Don't miss it!

Next to the Queen's Garden, when walking through the alley, you can buy some fast food and have a coffee break!

Hadwell Alley is full of restaurants. The red brick floor stretches from Burke Street to Lonsdale Street. A breakfast shop at the end of the alley is famous. Salmon and duck leg breakfast are worth a try.

Very beautiful lane, not very big, but the scenery is good.