‘Gimlet 2.0?’ Portuguese palace packs prestige and promise
The city’s gateway to Basque Country run by two Sydney hospo pros packs promise, power — and incredible attention to detail.
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$100 roast chooks, $2K glasses of wine— we wouldn’t expect anything less from Chris Lucas’s four-level French funland. Here’s what our critic really thought.
Would you pay $30 for meat on a stick?
The views from the city’s hottest new hotel rooftop are unmatched, the drinks top-tier — but how much are you willing to spend on the city’s fanciest skewer?
Sad salads to bargain bowls: How SilkSpoon saved lunch in the city
This cheery Chinese kiosk has gone from zero to lunch time hero in a matter of months, with under $20 meals bound to keep city workers happy.
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After a dire 2024, the city’s dining landscape is showing signs of new life — with a swag of top-tier chefs opening new restaurants this year.
Smashable great-value snack you’ll obsess over all summer
The chef behind city favourites Lucy Liu and Taxi Dining has smashed it out of the park with his latest project — home to one seafood snack bound to live rent free in your mind.
Chef brings city tastes to Warrnambool with hip new restaurant
A Melbourne chef has made the ultimate homecoming by opening a “simple” and “seasonal” restaurant in the coastal town.
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$7.50 sweet snack to slam courtside at the Australian Open
From fat deli-meat loaded sangers to some cluckin’ good fried chicken, and cheap sweet treats — these are the best-value eats to try courtside at the tennis.
Top chefs reveal best spots for country counter meal and coldie
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