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Who lives here? Reviews of Seddon, VIC. Professionals Singles Families with kids. The opinions expressed within this review are those of the individual and not those of Homely. Looking for a home in Seddon? Search Seddon, VIC properties for sale. Not great for High rates. Rentals in Seddon. Search Seddon, VIC rental properties. Great for Cafes Close to the city.

Professionals Singles Students. Great for Cafes Quiet Close to the city. Professionals Families with kids Hipsters. Best rated streets in Seddon. Hamilton Street 4. View all rated streets in Seddon, VIC. Unranked streets in Seddon. Seddon is situated between the early town surveys of Footscray and Yarraville and its settlement awaited expansion from those two areas. The railway line opened a station at Seddon in Only a few shops were built near the station, the local shopping area being in Victoria Street, south of the Middle Footscray railway station.

This densely settled inner-western residential neighbourhood between Middle Footscray and Yarraville takes its name from the railway station opened on the Williamstown line in Seddon had work and family links with Williamstown and Spotswood. The railway station stimulated residential infilling of an area first developed before the s depression. The Maribyrnong River is just half a kilometre east, too. Their halloumi fries with yoghurt sauce, pomegranate seeds, pomegranate molasses, mint and a wedge of lemon are a must-try.

The lamb is tender and well-seasoned, the homemade pita bread is pillowy-soft, the sauce is on point. Several Seddon locals recommended organic bakery Sourdough Kitchen Victoria St for bread and pastries.

Robert from Seddon Book Alley particularly likes their pumpkin bread, which keeps well and is great for carrying other flavours. Luxsmith 5 Gamon St is, as the name suggests, a wee bit luxe. The restaurant serves up a mix of Asian cuisines that might sound a bit confused on paper — Kerala fish curry, Korean beef cheeks, pad thai, har gow — but it works. The crispy miso Brussel sprouts are a flavour bomb of caramelised goodness and the beef cheek is melty and satisfying.

Luxsmith changes its menu seasonally so get your fill of your faves before they disappear. They do delivery, with discounts if you order for pick-up directly instead of through the apps. The whole experience is nostalgic in the nicest way, reminding us of family road trips in the days when Corona was just a model of car.

Try crunchy tiger bread rolls which sell out in a matter of hours at Seddon Eatery. Better yet, get the best of both worlds by asking for a barbecue pork banh mi.

The rich, juicy layers of pork, spring onion and pickled carrot are soaked up by the roll to provide an experience you'll wish will never end. There's also fresh rice paper rolls and hot pies available to be purchased too. For a proper sit-down meal head to Copper Pot. The flavours of each dish will whisk you away from Seddon and transport you to somewhere in Europe.