There’s no doubt that we can predominantly thank the post WWII generation of Italian immigrants for the popularity and ubiquity ...
The history of Fasoli’s ― the Italian restaurant and bohemian paradise opened on Lonsdale Street in 1898
This little-known bohemian haven founded by Como native Vincent Fasoli served as a rendezvous point for some of the city’s most illustrious figures, and for many Melbournians, marked their first exposure to Italian food.
The Lonsdale Street of Fasoli's heyday in the early 1900's. (Photo: State Library of Victoria)
