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5 Halal Spots Across Melbourne Worth Adding to Your List

Demo Admin9 July 2026 2 min read
5 Halal Spots Across Melbourne Worth Adding to Your List

From brunch in Spotswood to shawarma in Craigieburn, here are 5 halal spots across Melbourne worth the drive, no matter which side of the city you're on.

Melbourne's halal food scene stretches from the inner city out to the northern and southeastern suburbs, and it's easy to stick to the same few spots close to home. This roundup pulls together five different vendors across five different suburbs, each worth the drive.

1. For Brunch: 85 Espresso, Spotswood

If you're after a relaxed brunch with genuinely good coffee, 85 Espresso ticks every box. Expect dishes like free range eggs, a nourish bowl, and a standout lamb roti wrap, all made with halal and vegetarian diners in mind.

๐Ÿ“ 85 Hudsons Rd, Spotswood.

2. For a Quick Kebab: A&Y Turkish Kebabs, Broadmeadows

Located inside Broadmeadows Central, A&Y is a solid pick when you want a fast, affordable Turkish feed. Kebabs, pides, lahmacun, and HSPs are all on offer, with combo deals that make it easy to feed the whole car ride home.

๐Ÿ“ Shop 15/1099-1169 Pascoe Vale Rd, Broadmeadows.

3. For Something Different: Adonai Restaurant, Carlton

If you've never tried Nigerian food, Adonai is the place to start. Jollof rice, pounded yam with egusi soup, and fried plantain are all menu highlights, served in a clean, welcoming space with staff happy to walk you through the menu.

๐Ÿ“ 478 Drummond St, Carlton.

4. For Shawarma: Al Karam Restaurant, Craigieburn

Al Karam has built a strong local reputation for its shawarma, particularly the Arabic shawarma plate and tawook wrap. It's a small, cosy space that leans more toward takeaway, but the flavour and portion sizes make it worth the visit.

๐Ÿ“ Shop 5/264-270 Craigieburn Rd, Craigieburn.

5. For Brunch with a Twist: Albertchino Cafรฉ, South Melbourne

100% halal and dressed up with a striking black-and-white Scarface mural, Albertchino blends Melbourne brunch classics with Middle Eastern flavours. Try the knafeh French toast or the pulled lamb on rรถsti, and grab a chai while you're at it.

๐Ÿ“ 60 Albert Rd, South Melbourne.

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