Feeling a little cheesy.

For cheese lovers living in Melbourne the establishment of Milk the Cow is a welcome addition to the varied and inspired range of Fromageries throughout the city.

Nestled in St Kilda at the quiet end of Fitzroy street, with cheese flights, a divine and evolving menu, private functions and fun filled foodie events – this little boutique has it all.

If you can, ask for a seat along the cheese bar – the charming little stools will hands down give you the best view in the house.

As the chill sets in, we strongly recommend taking a night out to indulge. This is one of our all time Melbourne winter favourites. Here are a few JW photographs to give you a little taste…

Enjoy! We do (quite frequently in fact)!

Let’s go down to old Luna Park.

Luna Park is a fitting backdrop for St Kilda. The area buzzes with tourists all year round and the locals are an eclectic blend: contrasting life experiences, challenges and dreams.

The park is so iconic that it is on the Victorian Heritage Register and its features are protected through the National Trust of Australia. The park was the first amusement park built in Australia and is now over 100 years old. The park was developed by J D Williams, who modelled the park on its New York namesake in Coney Island, with similar ethos and design elements.

The entrance is garish and hyper, the rides are rickety and the fairy floss is sickly sweet. The sun shines through the palms and from the infamous scenic railway children shriek with fear and delight.

St Kilda continues to buzz…