IN TENTS THAWTS - MICK PACHOLLI
CITY OF PORT PHILLIP
TOPOLINOS ONLINE
FITZROY STREET FAVOURITE GOES ONLINE
It has happened! Topolinos have gone and got themselves a website, you can cruise the menu, book online...AND now they will deliver as well!
I tend to like Italian styled food, not sure why but I love it!
I like both Topos and Leos, and think about it...how come Fitzroy Street has been able to have two such popular restaurants in the same strip? They are both grouse!
Topolinos reeks St Kilda, establishment family restaurant, priced to please and always at the top of the game with produce.
I was having this discussion with owner Chris, and I said you see these family owned restaurants on telly with rude British chefs telling them to change the decor, which quite honestly Topos has, a litany of their era which reflects Fitzroy Street's history, and Chris said to me, Mick, we're still doing well, would change nothing.
And he is right because they are still doing it their way, but moving with the times.
I suppose that is why Topos and Leos and Monroes just keep on keeping on...they just keep on doing it...well!
CONTRIBUTORS & BLOGGERS
QLD Flood Relief Concert Sorrento
BRILLIANT EFFORT...YET AGAIN!!!
$30,000 RAISED FOR THE TOWN OF CHARLTON, QLD
These girls are UNREAL!!!!
Mae Parker and her crew of able bodied Rock Chicks have turned their attentions to a number of causes over the last few years, and in the wake of the Queensland floods they have stepped out to do it again, and boy did they do it well!
Over the years they have been able to arrange these benefits using their amazing ability to just get bands and other performers to p0ut up their time for the cause and this often backed up by road crew and equipment suppliers.
Sadly the weather was unkind, but when the skies opened up the crew manhandled the necessary equipment inside the clubhouse and the concert continued.
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