The Café De Luxe was opened in 1926 by George Pippos, and 83yrs later his son Angelo and wife Margie Pippos are still carrying on the traditions from 1926. Located at 87 Bathurst Street, Brewarrina NSW, 2839; it tragical...
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Meet the Milk Bar Kids Adam Gerondis, as the grandson of Australia’s first milk bar owner, Adam Gerondis is milk bar royalty. In 1932, Adam’s grandfather, Joachim Tavlaridis (who later became known as Mick Adams) opened...
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MEET THE MILK BAR KIDS August 15, 2014 The Australian milk bar may be disappearing from our streets, but Eamon Donnelly and Adam Gerondis are doing their bit to keep this much-loved icon alive in our memories. EAMON DONN...
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Part of ART & ABOUT 2014: THE BANNER GALLERY. The MILK BAR. When 19th September - 12th October 2014 produced by City of Sydney If artist Eamon Donnelly had a pocket full of change, he’d take a trip back in time to the lo...
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World Square is a proud partner of Art & About Sydney. Visit World Square and see 20 large-scale photographic works exploring the iconic Australian Milk Bar by 2014 Banner Gallery artist, Eamon Donnelly. World Square, 68...
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Story by IAN PATERSON In Penrith Press. Also in Daily Telegraph AUGUST 05, 2014, page 11 Photograph: Milk Bar Every attention is paid to detail, from the bubblegum dispenser to the milk crates. Picture Matt Sullivan. Cyr...
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Story by IAN PATERSON In Penrith Press. Also in Daily Telegraph AUGUST 05, 2014, page 11 Photograph: The interior of Cyril Robinson’s milk bar takes him back to the 1950s. Picture Matt Sullivan. Cyril Robertson creates l...
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Story by IAN PATERSON In Penrith Press. Also in Daily Telegraph AUGUST 05, 2014, page 11 Cyril Robinson, stands outside his milk bar in his small backyard town. Pictures: Matt Sullivan Cyril Robertson creates life-size 1...
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Wednesday, September 17th, 2014 City of Sydney, Council The milk bar is fast disappearing from Sydney streets, but award-winning artist and self-confessed milk bar junkie Eamon Donnelly is keeping its memory alive on ban...
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Cafes, along with hotels, played an important role in the social life of Blackall. Opened by the Cominos family in the early 1920s, the cafe was bought by the Logothelis (Logos) Brothers. In this 1929 photograph we see t...
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Cafes, along with hotels, played an important role in the social life of Blackall. Opened by the Cominos family in the early 1920s, the cafe was bought by the Logothelis (Logos) Brothers. In this 1935 photograph we see t...
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Window displays in Blackhalls Central Cafe situated on Shamrock Street 1939 Cafes, along with hotels, played an important role in the social life of Blackall. Opened by the Cominos family in the early 1920s, the cafe was...
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The Longreach Leader, Friday 6th March, 1953, page 19 The Venardos family, who have conducted the Central Cafe in Blackhall for many years, will be leaving there shortly for Nambour, where they have purchased a picture t...
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By Callan Boys St George Leader, July 29, 2014 Photograph: Pork power: Chef David Tsirekas of Kefi. GREEK street food is having its time in the sun, with the arrival of some game-changing new eateries in St George and ac...
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St George Leader July 29, 2014. Cafe society: Noel Kelly was a regular at Parry's Milk Bar in Kogarah. Picture: Jane Dyson An exhibition on Australia’s Greek cafes at Hurstville Museum has rekindled fond memories. Maria...
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St George Leader July 29, 2014. Theodore Panaretos (Parry) and staff at Rockdale Parry's, c. 1965. Picture: courtesy of Victor Panaretos. An exhibition on Australia’s Greek cafes at Hurstville Museum has rekindled fond m...
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Greece's top street food gets a Melbourne makeover. Vego? Prawns? That's how we roll. July 22, 2014 Jane Ormond George Calombaris' souvlaki making tips Ah, the good old souvlaki - that simple combination of fresh pita br...
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Photograph: Milk Bar sign from The Legend Espresso Café & Milk Bar Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1960s. Sign courtesy I. Nicolades, from the “In Their Own Image: Greek-Australians” National Project Archi...
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The Riverina Cafe in Dean St Albury was owned by Dimitrios Veneris and his sons George and John Veneris between 1954 and 1977. This photo of George was taken in the early 1970's.
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