Scott Bolles
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Scott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.Connect via email.
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‘People want new experiences’: Manly’s Sake to shut as hospo giant changes direction
The operator of the beachside spot will also close El Camino, while the business puts greater focus on “unique venues” and pulls back on its Bavarian chain.
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Rockpool team to open restaurant serving only steak frites
Plus a salad and cheesecake tart, making it arguably Sydney’s smallest menu.
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Restaurateurs locked in ‘custody battle’ over venue name
The sale of a popular Italian restaurant in Alexandria has prompted a stoush over the use of its moniker.
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‘Sometimes I lose it’: Famously direct restaurateur sells up after more than 50 years
German-born Rudi Dietz took over Stuyvesant’s House in Crows Nest in the 1970s. Now he’s set to serve his last pork knuckle as he farewells his life’s work.
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Three former Rockpool chefs to lead new Manly wharf restaurant
Including the 2025 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide young chef of the year.
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Former Kiln chef Mitch Orr joins hip London spin-off at Oxford Street hotel
The three–in-one hospitality hub is set to open at the former home of the Grand Pacific Blue Room.
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Chef Neil Perry closes basement jazz bar Bobbie’s in Double Bay
The veteran chef opened his first standalone bar last year. Now the venue is set to close after only eight months of operation.
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Upmarket Catalan restaurant Parlar shuts in Potts Point
The upmarket Catalan venue only traded at night, whereas the incoming Le Frerot will be an all-day operation.
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Restaurants are feeling the cozzie livs crunch. These operators might have found a solution
Savvy Sydney restaurateurs are using smart strategies to save costs, including two Double Bay operators who have teamed up in the same space.
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This restaurateur gave his new eatery a colourful paint job. Now he faces a $6000 fine
The bright yellow facade of Michael Fegent’s new Venezuelan restaurant, TQM, has put his venue in the crosshairs of Woollahra Council’s strict heritage rules.
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