Scott Bolles
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Scott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.Connect via email.
Pan pizza is back, but not like you remember. Here’s where to find it in Sydney
Put aside your preconceptions about greasy deep-dish pies. The latest pan-baked pizzas are made from quality ingredients.
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Chef George Calombaris opens new restaurant in Sydney’s inner west … and it’s not Greek
“Everyone’s been saying, ‘What the hell do you know about Chinese food?’” the prominent Melbourne restaurateur says.
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Exclusive first look inside the new luxury grill from the Bentley and Monopole team
Eleven Barrack, the Bentley Group’s grand new CBD steakhouse, takes inspiration from luxe grills in New York, Paris and London, serving classic dishes with contemporary spins, such as pork bolognese with prawns.
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A.P Bakery’s new brunch and lunch spot has a pretty courtyard, cocktails and breakfast pizza
The crew, that includes Ester’s Mat Lindsay, has revived a sandstone cottage in the inner city and they’ve brought a gelato machine.
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Green ants, quandong and finger lime: Former Noma chef reveals exciting new Kiln menu
Copenhagen-based Beau Clugston takes over the Ace Hotel Sydney restaurant this week. Here’s what to expect.
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Shawarma tacos on the menu at Merrylands’ slick new dining spot
Chef Jeremy Agha wants to redefine Middle Eastern cooking in Western Sydney, one wagyu kofta dumpling at a time.
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What to order at the new wood-fired restaurant from the team behind Bar Copains
Chefs Morgan McGlone and Nathan Sasi enlisted a wood-fire expert for their new Surry Hills venue.
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Christmas pudding in a can? Sydney’s tinned food revival keeps rolling
Newtown’s most famous deli is now canning pudding (and custard), and a bar dedicated to all things tinned is set to open at Paddy’s Markets.
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Chef Lennox Hastie buys out veteran restaurateur Leon Fink at Firedoor restaurant
Almost a decade after opening fire-powered Surry Hills fine diner alongside Leon Fink, Lennox Hastie is preparing to go it alone.
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Fish and chips on the beach? The Kiosk at Nielsen Park reopens after three years
This much-loved Shark Beach spot is back just in time for Sydney’s summer holidays with a new look, coffee, avocado toast and cocktails.
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