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Attica showcases native Australian ingredients.
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Attica

From bush foods to pies in a pub.

Turnip tacos with seaweed butter.
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Amaru

Ultra-seasonal fine diner behind an unassuming facade.

Charred octopus at Big Esso.
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Big Esso

Nature, nurture and nostalgia through a First Nations lens.

BBQ chicken and king prawn tsukune with cumquat glaze and soy cured egg at Babyface Kitchen.
14.5/20

Babyface Kitchen

A spunky and free-wheeling spark plug of the Coal Coast scene.

Paul's Famous Hamburgers

Paul’s Famous Hamburgers

Sydney’s burger of choice was developed in 1957, and it’s as good as it ever was.

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14/20

This contemporary bar and bottle shop is committed to thinking global, but serving local

A menu of modern pub dishes and a focus on smaller, emerging producers ensures Besk remains one of the city’s key neighbourhood pubs.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Pre-service in the De’sendent kitchen.
15/20

It’s a hat! New venue brings big-night-out fireworks to Margaret River

The second hat has been awarded to a WA restaurant! This one has a deep focus on local ingredients, a thrilling drinks program – and one of 2024’s most extraordinary desserts.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Bar Rogue review.
14.5/20

Meet the inner-city Perth wine bar with serious fine-dining pedigree

Good times, good wines, good prices: this Beaufort Street hangout run by two hospitality veterans nails the wine bar trifecta.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Shirley’s, Fremantle.
14/20

The new Fremantle bar and kitchen that wants to party like it’s 1989

Smoked fish party pies. Prawn cocktails. Garlic bread: this new Freo bar from the Manuka Woodfire Kitchen team revels in the nostalgic tastes of yesteryear.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Char sui chicken Maryland and Fish and Chips.
14/20

East meets west at this suburban bowls club – with delicious, wallet-friendly results

Under the command of two young gun chefs, the kitchen at Doubleview Bowling Club is a win-win-win for eaters, the community – and for hospitality workers.

  • Max Veenhuyzen

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