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The butter croissant at Lune.

Lune Croissanterie

A croissant shop at a metro stop.

  • Erina Starkey
Juno and Sons.

Come for the cheesecake, stay for the community spirit at this interesting corner store

“You walk in and you can get everything,” says the owner of Juno and Sons shop and cafe in Elizabeth Bay.

  • Lenny Ann Low
The plain butter croissants at Lune.

Lune Croissanterie

Croissants worth queueing for.

  • Erina Starkey
Red velvet seats and timber panelling has helped transform a onetime bike shop into a rococo bordello.
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‘Glammed-up bordello appeal’: Peek inside the southside bar where photos aren’t allowed

Come for the stellar French wine list and stay for the snacks at this exciting update to one of the city’s best-loved bistros.

  • Besha Rodell
Prawn roll.

This airy zen-like corner cafe puts a Japanese spin on Australian brunch

The “pretty thrilling” menu at Marrickville’s Algorithm cafe includes banana loaf with earl grey caramel butter, hand-piped French crullers and roasted spam with egg, chilli aioli and tomato relish on an English muffin.

  • Lenny Ann Low
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The famous CWA scones.

Missed the CWA scones at the Easter Show? This hidden spot serves them up all year round

The CWA Tea Rooms offer sweet and simple pleasures such as raisin toast, a glass of milk or cordial and those famous scones, all for just a few dollars.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Mansae’s Korean fried chicken.
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Mansae

Standout of the scene stays one step ahead in crisp new digs.

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Chef David

Chinese drinking food in nightclub digs.

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Ceylon Wok

Standout stall in a destination food court.

The Bossa Nova sushi train.
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Bossa Nova

Super-fun format for quality yet accessible sushi.

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