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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.
- Scott Bolles
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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.
- Scott Bolles
New snack series is a delicious way to try five of Sydney’s top restaurants for less
Hatted restaurants Viand, Firepop and 20 Chapel are among the line-up using a surprise ingredient to create limited-edition dishes from $9.
- Erina Starkey
Get a rare glimpse behind the counter of top Sydney producers with new food tours
Cabramatta’s banh mi institute Vinata’s Hot Bread, Granville’s El Sweetie and Lakemba’s Paldo Kimchi are some of the venues involved, with tours from $10.
- Erina Starkey
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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.
- Scott Bolles
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Celebrity chef Rick Stein to open flagship restaurant in Sydney
The Briton is bringing his signature seafood dining style to a beachfront suburb later this year.
- Bianca Hrovat
Four hot new city restaurants with $15 lunch deals to hit in your break
Including a three-storey Malaysian mega-venue from a top Aussie chef, and affordable fast-casual eateries for cheesy toasties and pastas.
- Tomas Telegramma
Caulfield North scores a neighbourhood restaurant with fine-dining cred
After nearly changing careers, a former Society and Cutler & Co chef has rediscovered his love for cooking at an airy day-to-night diner.
- Tomas Telegramma
Trade might be tough but these hospo operators have found a clever way to survive
Savvy Sydney restaurateurs are using smart strategies to save costs, including two Double Bay operators who have teamed up in the same space.
- Scott Bolles
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.
- Scott Bolles
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