Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.

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i just think they catered to an older demographic, and slowly they are all disappearing.

henry bucks wont be far behind i suspect

Matteo and Tony aren't getting any younger either.

Another iconic Melbourne store also closed recently.

Families, fights and flying dough: The pizza place where Melbourne grew up

After more than 50 years, the family behind Papa Gino’s – a Lygon Street institution that families and students have flocked to for decades – are hanging up their aprons.

www.theage.com.au

Papa Ginos was the second pizza restaurant to open in Melbourne, and the oldest current restaurant still running.

 

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PSA: American tailors on bourke street (in Melbourne) is closing down. 50-70% off everything.
I bought three pairs of crockett and jones. Still good size and style range available.
Plenty of nice RTW menswear if youre after some high end suiting or knitwear.

Well that's **** news. I guess they were very much geared to the conserdressed-up office worker, which are becoming very rare.

Matteo and Tony aren't getting any younger either.

Another iconic Melbourne store also closed recently.

Families, fights and flying dough: The pizza place where Melbourne grew up

After more than 50 years, the family behind Papa Gino’s – a Lygon Street institution that families and students have flocked to for decades – are hanging up their aprons.

www.theage.com.au

Papa Ginos was the second pizza restaurant to open in Melbourne, and the oldest current restaurant still running.

I'm in Sydney but it's the same story. Unfortunately a lot of these old racist term for brown people places are stuck in the past. They refuse any kind of change or innovation, then act shocked when people's tastes move on.

Now clothing is a little different, because what was in the past was often better, but I can't say I miss the food of the 50s.