While Brunswick is best known for its coffee, their food isn’t to be sneered at, with cuisines from all over the world coming together in a wild fusion that wows the taste buds. Tom Phat is one such place, with adopting Australian flavours with Thai and Asian cooking techniques to create a one of a kind meal that you will want to return to time and time and again. Try their Asian inspired breakfast menu while sitting amongst recycled furniture and cat figurines. When you’re wanting something quick but good, Juanita Peaches is a great fast food joint that has delicious doughnuts available during the day and crunchy fried chicken in the evenings. It has a very American diner vibe, which is perfect if you’re not wanting something fancy (or neat). Good Days has some of the most amazing Vietnamese food available in the city, with most of the dishes being able to be made gluten free and vegan. The food is to die for, so gorge yourself on rice paper rolls and pho.

Because it’s within such proximity to the city, it’s a very central place for your things to be. There are also a wide variety of spaces that you can choose, from storage containers to garages, basements to cages. There are even yards that you can rent to store larger vehicles such as caravans if you need to.

If you’re driving, Brunswick Road is one of the main streets that borders Brunswick, however Victoria Street is another popular street that gets you closer to the centre of the suburb. Otherwise, the tram line goes straight through the middle of Brunswick, making it very easy for you to navigate through to where you need to get to.