Sandwiches
Backstreet pubs to pizza joints: 30 top spots from Victoria’s restaurant young guns
The next gen of front-of-house talent spills on the places you’ll find them on their days off.
This schnitzel sandwich from a three-hat fine diner’s spin-off wine bar is a winner
In a city of chicken-schnitty sangers, this seafood version takes fish ‘n’ chip shop memories and makes them fancy.
- Tomas Telegramma
This restaurant-quality take on McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish is Sydney’s best fish sandwich
It’s simple but glorious: panko-crumbed King George whiting on soft white bread, with textural tartare and iceberg lettuce.
- Sarah Norris
Back to work? 10 new Melbourne CBD spots for fast noodles, hefty banh mi and ace coffee
Impress your office pals with bright bakeries to sweeten meetings, lunchtime bargains that you can afford to keep on rotation, and cafes hidden in plain sight.
- Emma Breheny
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- Entertaining
Five top tennis-watching snacks to serve this weekend
Set yourself up for a big weekend of sport ahead with these burgers, buns and sandwiches, perfect for summer grazing.
‘I once ate two in one sitting’: A peak summer salad sandwich from a seaside general store
Take the rainbow road right to the beach with this ready-made, reasonably priced and remarkably constructed sanger.
- Tomas Telegramma
The salad sandwich is a perfect summer lunch option, this is one of Sydney’s best
Some salad sangers lead to regret, but this is a celebration of crunch and freshness. “It’s by far our most labour-intensive sanger on the menu.”
- Sarah Norris
The rise of solo dining spaces and other dining trends we loved (and hated) in 2024
Sweet touches such as chocolate with the bill were a delight. But disintegrating sandwiches, edible flowers and mangled cutlery stood out for all the wrong reasons.
- Emma Breheny and Ellen Fraser
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- Picnic
10 super sandwiches to make this weekend (starring Peter Rowland’s cult chook sanga)
Roll out the picnic blanket, it’s time to celebrate the sunnier weather with these crowd-pleasing, deep-filled delights.
Low-key luxurious Italian cafe opens in Cremorne – and the sky’s the limit for what’s next
The team behind beachside diner Sebastian have opened Caffe Amatrice in new development, Cubitt Place. And there’s a rooftop restaurant on the way.
- Tomas Telegramma
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