Scott Bolles
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Scott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.Connect via email.
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A first look at the revamped $20m food mega-hub at Haymarket’s Paddy’s Markets
A butcher, florist, dumpling stall and cheese shop will be among the nearly 50 new operators at the historic precinct.
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‘We want people to eat with one hand’: Porcine and P&V teams open French-inspired wine bar
L’Avant Cave will expand on Porcine’s “whole beast” approach in the kitchen while letting diners select wine from P&V’s extensive bottleshop collection.
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Top Indian chef swaps fine dining for family recipes at new feel-good eatery
Former Raja chef Ahana Dutt wants to show Sydneysiders there’s more to Indian cooking than butter chicken.
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Beloved inner west Spanish restaurant Bar Louise to close
The team behind Porteno will hand over the keys for the eye-catching Enmore Road property to a top Italian chef.
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Team behind Bentley and Monopole restaurants sells two-hat vegan fine-diner Yellow
The plant-based upmarket jewel in Potts Point has been bought out by its long-serving head chef Sander Nooij.
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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.
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Two of Sydney’s most popular hatted restaurants unveil revamped 40-year-old institution
What happens when three-hatted Sixpenny teams up with trailblazing Baba’s Place to relaunch Randwick’s Corner 75? Sunflowers, scones and chicken dumpling soup.
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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.
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This restaurant started in western Sydney. Now it’s taking on airline food, stadiums and precincts
The ambitious group began by serving Lebanese food in Greenacre in 2002, but says real estate agents suddenly began calling.
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Melbourne restaurateur Chris Lucas moves in on Rockpool’s Sydney turf with glam grill house
Grill Americano may be elbowing into a precinct already overflowing with steakhouses, but it promises a different take on the genre.
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