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Ntinos Fotinakis is bringing his dishes from Greece to his curated pop-up at Manta.

Sydney’s love for Greek restaurants hits fever pitch with a wave of openings (and a hot new pop-up)

From a souvlaki bar on a rooftop to village-style cooking at Olympic Meats, the harbour city is embracing all things Greek.

  • Scott Bolles
Wood-fired fennel, spinach, chicory and ricotta pie.
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A restaurant for the share-plate generation: Bessie’s clocks up a second hat for the Bar Copains team

The Surry Hills hotspot is all about snacks, fizzy wine and a wood-fired pie.

  • David Matthews
Assorted sandwiches, the San San salad and deli plate.

San San

  • Erina Starkey
Vienna pork schnitzel.
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This ‘raucously cosy’ club serving schnitzels and schnapps is still going strong after 45 years

The pokie-free Austrian Club has an infectiously warm vibe, deer-based taxidermy and excellent apple strudel.

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Grape tart.

‘Haute couture in cake form’: This patisserie sells exquisite pastries that put flavour first

Irish chef Aoife Noonan helms a cake shop that blends the elegance of a French patisserie with the artistry of Japanese-inspired flavours.

  • Lenny Ann Low
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Pepperoni pizza.
14.5/20

‘Biggest pizza I’ve seen in my life’: This new Sydney restaurant is serious about its New York-style slice

MMC Slice Shoppe trades on familiar references but stands out by offering not-so-standard-issue toppings and generous serves.

  • Lee Tran Lam
Australians prefer to customise their Five Guys burgers more than other nationalities.

Cult US burger chain Five Guys to open at new hospitality hub

Extra toppings are built into the price of the burger, which means customers can add any or all 15 to their order at no extra cost.

  • Scott Bolles
Mamuki’s mango matcha smoothie epitomises social-media thirst

This serene inner west cafe is a must-visit for all matcha fans

Strawberry matcha lattes are all well and good, but how about a mango matcha smoothie?

  • Lee Tran Lam
Rare beef noodle soup with fried dough stick bread and onsen egg.
13.5/20

This new CBD restaurant serves excellent pho – just don’t ask for bean sprouts and Thai basil

An An steers clear of the Saigon-style pho that dominates Sydney, instead championing its cousin from Vietnam’s north.

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Pork kalamaki (pork souvlaki).

Your March hit list: The hot, new and just-reviewed places to check out this month

From a dazzling luxury grill to one of Sydney’s oldest (and best) Lebanese venues, here’s where (and what) to eat and drink in Sydney this month.

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