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Wondering where to watch the AFL grand final in Melbourne for 2023? Check out our ultimate guide.
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Where To Watch The AFL Grand Final In Melbourne

In keeping with tradition, plenty of places are ordering extra booze, running game day specials and streaming the game live and loud, so whether you're looking for a classic day at the pub, a little time in the sun on a rooftop, or something different entirely—Melbourne venues are delivering. 
The exterior to Old Garage Cafe, a brick building with tables out-front and a window for take-away coffee.
Food & Drink

Old Garage Cafe

Down in the leafy streets of Camberwell, there’s a sleepy little cafe that’s been making some noise in the suburban precinct. Old Garage Cafe which launched back in mid-2020 has made its home out of a former mechanic's garage, the industrial feel of the space with the raw brick interior brings back some of that repair shop charm. Tucked down a side street just off the main drag Old Garage has a very casual feel, a doggo friendly policy also adds to the welcome atmosphere.
A long, minimally-designed wine bar with bottles on the right hand wall.
Bars & Pubs

Glou

We love a wine down here in Melbourne, and we also love a yarn. So we think you’re going to love the new Glou wine store opening on Smith Street. The team behind Glou are building a community around sustainability and awareness in the wine industry with their part shop, part tasting bar. You can pop in for a chat and a sample, before stocking up on your favourite sustainable drops. 
Bars & Pubs

The Provincial Hotel

The Provincial is pretty much the Grand Old Dame of Brunswick St pubs. If you don’t have three stories of loose nights here, you’re not a true Northsider.
A F1 podium with people spraying champagne.
What's On

Unmissable Things To Eat, Drink And Do At The Melbourne F1 This Year

This year is a real biggie for Formula One. Melbourne has returned as the coveted season opener, host to the world’s first look at seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton debuting his new Ferrari red get up while Spain-born Carlos Sainz embraces a fresh Williams blue. And arguably one of the best parts of the AusGP weekend—the end of race track walk—is also back on the cards. Winning.