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Spencer Gulf king prawn har gow at Song Bird.
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Song Bird

Cantonese classics with a Neil Perry accent.

Copper Tree farm fillet steak with Cafe de Paris butter at Next Door.
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Next Door

The place for drinks, lunch, dinner and in betweens.

The dining room at Neil Perry’s Margaret, which has become a buzzing hub at the centre of Double Bay.
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Margaret

Elegant surf-and-turf dining with an ever-growing menu.

Cocktails at Bobbie’s in Double Bay.

Bobbie’s

Neil Perry has opened a comfortable jazz bar below his new Song Bird restaurant.

Prawn toast.

Prawn toast goes fancy as lobster, truffle and foie gras spins hit Sydney menus

Luxury spins on the popular toasty treat have become the accoutrement du jour at restaurants across town.

  • Scott Bolles
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Andreas Papadakis from Tipo 00.

Melbourne’s master of pasta to open first Sydney restaurant

The Greek-born chef behind Melbourne pasta bar Tipo 00 and Osteria Illaria is bringing his talent to Sydney’s “it” food suburb, Double Bay.

  • Scott Bolles
XO pipis in a fruity chilli sauce with egg noodles.
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Does Neil Perry’s new Chinese restaurant Song Bird hit all the right notes?

Dive into a big bowl of pipis and wrap Peking duck in pancakes at the veteran restaurateur’s grand new banquet house.

  • Terry Durack

‘It’s my last restaurant’, Neil Perry vows as he opens Chinese-inspired 240-seater

Three-level venue Song Bird is an ode to Sydney’s Cantonese restaurants, with an opening menu that leans heavily on classics.

  • Scott Bolles
Bobbie’s co-owners Linden Pride (left) and Neil Perry.

First Look: Chef Neil Perry opens first standalone bar with New York bar guru

The veteran chef has devoted $3 million to Bobbie’s bar in Double Bay, with a drinks menu sweeping from a New York Mini to a White Chocolate Espresso Martini.

  • Scott Bolles
GOOD FOOD. Terry Durack review at Lotus in Double Bay on November 19, 2020. Photo: Anna Kucera

Why hospitality operators doing it tough are opting for ‘semi-closure’

Upmarket Double Bay restaurant Lotus is ditching dine-in and will switch to takeaway-only service.

  • Scott Bolles

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