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A New Diner Devoted to Breakfast Burgers, an Old-School Hot-Chip and Ice-Cream Shop, $1 Bao, Artist-Run Evening Workshops

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Plus, a swish new lakeside getaway.  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌?

Plus, a swish new lakeside getaway.  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌   [Broadsheet]( 17 July 2019 [This Week]  Hi Melbourne, If your weekday breakfasts are as panicked as mine, you’ll love Egglab, a Fitzroy newcomer that’ll have your brekkie burger in your hand before you can say "brioche". More slow-paced is a swish new winter getaway with views of snow-capped mountains, and a new evening workshop series where you can learn embroidery, screen-printing and more. Two local labels have created a seriously cute new line all about endangered animals, and two sisters are making playful, colourful bags from leather discarded by other labels. Plus Melbourne’s (finally) getting an ice-cream and hot-chip shop, and further afield one of the world’s best chefs takes us through his Bangkok restaurant hit list. See you around town, Ellen Fraser Broadsheet Melbourne editor   The best of Broadsheet this week.  [[ ] Food & Drink Egglab 2.0 opens with one thing at its core: breakfast, fast and cheap. Eggs in various formats – scrambled with caramelised onion, chipotle mayo and cheddar; fried with bacon and hollandaise; or on top of a chicken cotoletta – are stuffed between two slices of bread (or brioche) and served in three minutes. All in a room full of yolky-orange design flourishes.]( [[ ] Travel This utlra-swish new luxury villa is the epitome of escape. From your freestanding bathtub, gaze out over mountains reflected in the mirror-like surface of the lake. There’s a personal butler and private chef so you never have to go outside – but if you feel inclined, head out for adrenaline-packed activities accessible only by helicopter.]( [[ ] Food & Drink Coming Soon: an Australiana-themed ice-creamery and hot-chip shop. From the owner of Peaches, Dexter and Takeaway Pizza, there’ll be (mostly vegan) flavours such as coconut and finger lime, watermelon and olive oil, and soy sauce, which is out to rival salted caramel. Dipping will be strongly encouraged.](   Here’s more from Broadsheet this week. [ ]( [Art & Design A New Evening Workshop Series Teaching Screen-Printing, Embroidery and Comic Drawing The all-artist team behind Pink Ember Studio is running all kinds of classes for all skill levels.]( [ ]( [Fashion The New Zealand Label Transforming Unwanted Leather Into Playful Handbags Using off-cuts and dead stock, two sisters are creating colourful cross-body bags, totes and boat bags that wear beautifully over time.]( [ ]( [Art & Design Home Visit: A Sun-Drenched, Art-Filled 1920s Weatherboard Home This art collector’s revitalised Footscray home is part Edwardian and a little bit art deco. And the living area is like a tiny gallery.]( [ ]( [Fashion Support Endangered Animals With These Cute Sweaters and Brooches Two Melbourne labels are creating limited-edition pangolin sweaters, bilby brooches and penguin earrings, all for a good cause.]( [ ]( [Food & Drink Collingwood’s Hole-in-the-Wall Gnocchi Spot Is Closing It’s only been open since March, but its young operator has plans for a tiny gnocchi empire.]( [ ]( [Entertainment Melbourne International Arts Festival Drops a Star-Studded New Program Jazz legend Kamasi Washington, psych-pop superheroes the Flaming Lips, immersive works from Japanese art collective Teamlab and more.]( [ ]( [Food & Drink Coming Soon: Democratico Bar The owner of Café Di Stasio and one of Melbourne’s best new restaurants, Città , has plans for an Italian cocktail bar modelled on childhood memories of Thornbury Espresso Bar.]( [ ]( [Travel David Thompson’s Guide to Bangkok One of the world’s best Thai chefs is an expert on the chaotic capital. From a diner dedicated to omelettes to a market full of tropical fruits and a surprise eatery, here’s his hit list.](    [ ]( [Active How to Make Time for Downtime Bed Threads founder Genevieve Rosen on how to carve out space for mental health in a hectic working week.]( [ ]( [Art & Design Local Olfactory Label Maison Balzac Adds New Goodies to its Collection It worked with a Japanese incense collective to create scents based on childhood memories.]( [ ]( [Food & Drink Cafe Three Blue Ducks Is Opening at Melbourne’s New Wave Pool It’s won dedicated brunch fans in Sydney, Byron and Brisbane. Now it’s opening a no-frills, poolside "shed" – with a 250-person-deck.]( [ ]( [Food & Drink Broadsheet Kitchen’s Korean Takeover at Ides Junior sous chef Gary Jihwan Kim will radically transform the celebrated Collingwood eatery into an authentic Korean kitchen for one night only.]( [ ]( [Entertainment The DJ Collective Behind Melbourne’s Most Beloved Parties For half a decade, Wax’o Paradiso has scoured the outer reaches of disco ephemera. Here’s how they keep the dance floors full.]( [ ]( [Entertainment Fred Armisen Is Coming to Australia The Portlandia star and former Saturday Night Live regular is touring Australia for the first time.]( [ ]( [Entertainment Melbourne Loses Another Live Music Venue While there were plans to reopen, the Sydney Road stalwart will remain closed following a traffic accident in March last year.]( [ ]( [Travel From Beauty Therapy to Building Boutique B&Bs Before landing on her genius off-grid business idea, Aimee Stanton had to accept what she thought she wanted wasn’t right for her.]( [ ]( [Food & Drink Snack Bar: All Of Melbourne’s Latest Food News in 60 Seconds A sleek new spot all about yakitori skewers, a Californian-cool cafe doing boozy brunch, unlimited $1 bao, and win free breakfast for a year.](   [Scout]( A jobs site by Broadsheet [ ]( Resource [Melbourne Jobs Wrap: Best of the Week Let Scout help you with your next career move.]( [ ]( Feature [Is There a Place for Cats in the Office? Scout weighs up the pros and cons with Doctor Beatrice Alba, a research fellow at La Trobe University’s School of Psychology and Public Health.]( [ ]( Feature [Crowdfunding for Your Hospitality Business: Does It Work? Scout chats with David Nelson, the director of Melbourne restaurant Sash, about public funding in an industry typically built on private investment.](     - [Food & Drink]( - [Fashion & Style]( - [Art & Design]( - [Entertainment]( - [Travel]( - [Active]( - [Things to do]( - [Forward to a friend]( - [View online]( - [Update Preferences]( - [Unsubscribe]( - [Privacy Policy]( - [Contact]( - [Advertise]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Broadsheet]( - [Food & Drink]( - [Fashion & Style]( - [Art & Design]( - [Entertainment]( - [Travel]( - [Active]( - [Things to do]( - [Forward to a friend]( - [View online]( - [Update Preferences]( - [Unsubscribe]( - [Privacy Policy]( - [Contact]( - [Advertise]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram](  © 2019 Broadsheet Media Design by [The Company You Keep](

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