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Bundoora's Top Food Spots: New Openings and Favorites Revealed

Updated listings highlight new openings and established spots across Bundoora's neighbourhoods this July.

By Bundoora Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Bundoora added 14 new restaurants and cafes in the past six weeks alone.

Global supply disruptions have pushed more residents toward hyper-local menus that rely on regional farms rather than imported staples. The change shows up in shorter wine lists and daily specials built around whatever arrives from suppliers within 200 kilometres.

Downtown options

Trattoria Bella on Bundoora High Street opened its doors on 28 June with a 48-seat dining room focused on handmade pasta. Two blocks east, the counter-service spot Noodle Row on Quay Lane serves bowls priced from 14 to 19 dollars using broth made on site each morning. Both venues accept reservations only through their own apps, and tables after 7 pm fill within 48 hours of booking.

The Bundoora Markets on Station Road reported 31 percent higher foot traffic in June compared with the same month last year, according to the market office. Vendors there supply produce to 19 nearby restaurants, including the two mentioned above.

Practical steps

Call ahead for weekend slots at Trattoria Bella and Noodle Row. Walk-ins remain possible before 6 pm on weekdays. Review the daily specials board posted outside each entrance for the freshest dishes, and carry cash for market stalls that do not accept cards under 10 dollars.

Check the Bundoora Chamber of Commerce website each Monday for the latest list of pop-up kitchens operating in the Old Wharf district.

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