Chapel Street Precinct is excited to announce the finalists in the Hidden Gems Category for the Chapel Champion Awards 2022. Cast your votes below by 12 noon Monday 16 May (you can only vote once per category, per single email address, so make those votes count).
Winners will be announced week commencing 23 May 2022.
Nestled upstairs at Chapel Street Bazaar in Prahran, Centre of You brings an unconditionally accepting sanctuary for people seeking self-discovery, growth and healing. They host a multi-modal collection of aligned events and offerings centred around facilitating personal restoration. These include Yoga, Meditation, Sound Healing, Ecstatic Dance and many more.
OPPEN brings Melbourne’s version of a Scandinavian eatery to Windsor that celebrates wholesome foods and hygge vibes. Located on Maddock Street, next to the train station, this light and tranquil space is the perfect place for brunch dates, corporate lunches or private dining functions. Besides the all-day brunch menu, their Danish-style OPPEN sandwiches on house-made rye are the highlight – choose from toppings like rare roast beef with spicy béarnaise sauce, or smashed avo with signature Vegemite shards.
These do-gooders are working to combat addiction in adolescents by giving 100% of money raised in all of their stores to Teen Challenge International Victoria, their very own addictions rehabilitation centre. Designer labels sold at a fair price will have you strutting your stuff for a good cause.
Anton Venoir Interiors (AKA Anton Venoir Appartement 26) is one of Melbourne’s best kept secrets. Partner duo Stella and Anton have created what Vogue has labelled “Petit Palais” (Small Palace) and one of the “most beautiful rooms in Melbourne.” Initially created to house Anton Venoir’s private collection of 18th century fine French antiques and museum pieces and used by high end photographers. In this changing climate, where travelling abroad feels only like a dream, they have opened their doors for people to experience a piece of Paris without the jetlag. They host a series of bespoke events and private dining experiences around French decorative arts, food and wine.
Whether you’re a clean eater, healthy-ish or just listen to your body, Yeah Boy are in Windsor (tucked away on Duke St) seven days a week with nourishing food for the everyday eater. Feel good food that caters to every type of hungry body; all eaters are welcome at Yeah Boy.
A New York style cafe nestled in the back streets of Prahran on King St, Walter’s Cafe serve quality coffee, sandwiches, bagels and delicious pastries.
Home to literally the best lasagna you will ever eat. Yes. Better than nonna’s. Inspired by the traditional recipe, but with a modern twist, Lasagna Lab brings a piece of Italy to Chapel. Huge portion sizes mean you get loads of the good stuff, often with some to takeaway and have for lunch the next day. They’re also keeping the environment in mind, without scrapping on quality.
Nestled on Regent Street, Official Vintage was started by two friends who grew up loving vintage and wanted to offer people good pieces at prices they could afford – something they felt was missing from the Australian market.
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Next time you’re heading to Chapel Street, why not explore a little further and take a stroll down to Forrest Hill Precinct in Chapel North? A unique hub offering designer fashion, world-class desserts, top shelf coffee, art devoted accommodation and unique health and wellness. It is also home to Australia’s first international integrated lifestyle and retail precinct, Capitol Grand.
Check out who's joined the vibrant corridor that is Chapel Street Precinct Melbourne. Here are just some of the new businesses to explore in this iconic hood.
We’ve got the lowdown on the some of the best bars to check out, and we would know because we #getonthebeers. Here’s some of our favourite bars in Chapel Street Precinct.
Brunch is back on Chaps! Grab a buddy, a pal, or even a BAE and get your brunch on! Check out our list of some of the best places to check out in Chapel Street Precinct.
This petite Prahran street leads you gently from the hustle of Chapel Street, into a warm village of boutique makers, retailers & artists. Not a single soul has ventured to Greville Street without vowing to return again. And again. And again.
Whether you're celebrating a special event, in need of a cheeky hair of the dog or just feel like taking the edge off before lunchtime (it's midday somewhere right?) - there's an array of boozy brunch options for you in Chapel Street Precinct Melbourne.
Before this article had even started we could feel the Melburnian eyes of judgment piercing through their screens. Coffee is quite possibly THE most important part of our lives. Get your Chapel Street Precinct caffeine relief!
So you've swiped right and matched - got through the awkward messaging stage and locked in a first date. Or maybe you've been together for a while and love to keep the fire alive with regular date nights. Below you'll find everything you need to crush a romantic date on Chapel.
