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Grazeland

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  1. Bird's-eye view of a packed-out Grazeland at dusk.
    Photograph: i In The Sky Productions
  2. People eating barbecued meat skewers at Grazeland.
    Photograph: Supplied / Grazeland
  3. Man playing a saxophone and a woman in a pink dress dancing at Grazeland.
    Photograph: Supplied / Grazeland
  4. Assorted Casa tap cocktails in different colours and flavours at a Grazeland bar.
    Photograph: Supplied / Grazeland
  5. Man and woman queuing up at a pink-hued stall at Grazeland.
    Photograph: Supplied / Grazeland
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Time Out says

This permanent food precinct brings more than 50 different vendors to the West, with bars, live performers and a year-long seasonal events program

This long Easter weekend, Grazeland is getting into the school holiday spirit with a fun-packed program of chocolate eats, dancing and festivities. With live music and a churro eating contest in the works, Grazeland will transform into the perfect destination for entertaining littles ones. 

The activities kick off on Good Friday with Grazeland's vendors serving up a delicious array of chocolate-themed treats. In this chocoholic’s heaven, indulge in everything from a chocolate crepe brulée to Biscoff chocolate Dutch pancakes. Crumble Corner and Berry Bar, the newest additions to the Grazeland family will also be bringing their chocolate crumble and fresh chocolate covered strawberries to the mix, inspired by Grazeland’s very own take on the viral chocolate and strawberry fountain. 

Need to shake off all those extra cals? Visitors are encouraged to grab their maracas and head to Grazeland’s Latin Fiesta on Saturday, April 13. Partnering with Churroland to host the World Churro Eating Competition, those brave enough to put their bottomless bellies to the test can go in the running to win $500. A troupe of Latin dancers and music will take over the grounds and stages to add to the party, and those over the age of 18 will be able to enjoy $12 Margaritas from all bars over the course of the fiesta. 

For the little ones, Grazeland’s new jungle-themed play zone will be the perfect place to run off the sugar hit. The interactive playground will be open all school holidays long, alongside face painters and a recently expanded games area. Entry is only $4. 

Grazeland is Melbourne’s ultimate foodie playground, a permanent food vendor park located in Spotswood with views of the Yarra River and CBD skyline. It spans over 10,000 square metres and hosts more than 50 food purveyors peddling both sweet and savoury delights from across the globe, drinks bars, and two stages for live entertainment. From award-winning Italian wood-fired pizza and German hotdogs to Caribbean jerk chicken, Sri Lankan street food and freshly made Chinese dumplings, adventurous palates will be rewarded with the Grazeland’s vast and extensive offering. 

Grazeland is open every weekend of the year across Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Entry is $4 per person, with kids under 12 admitted free. For more information, head to the website or check out what’s on this week at the events page.  

Looking for more fun things to do this summer? Check out our ultimate guide. For more tasty eats, try searching for these top food trucks around Melbourne.

Lauren Dinse
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Lauren Dinse

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Address:
20 Booker Street
Spotswood
Melbourne
3015
Price:
$4
Opening hours:
Fri 5-10pm; Sat noon-10pm; Sun noon-9pm
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