Good for solo diners
- Review
- Melbourne
Sushi On Little Bourke
The casual spin off to two-hat Sushi On, specialising in hako sushi.
- Emma Breheny
- Review
- Cockatoo
After years of trying for a reservation, our critic finally makes it to Victoria’s most hard-to-book restaurant
Besha Rodell finally scores one of six seats at chef Jung Eun Chae’s hideaway restaurant and home in the mountains for an unforgettable dining experience.
- Besha Rodell
- Review
- North Ryde
This family-run cafe and pasticceria is an old Italian soul worth visiting
In a quiet suburban shopping strip, Maggio’s offers a cornucopia of maritozzi, sfogliatelle and excellent chicken schnitzel sandwiches.
- Lenny Ann Low
- Review
- South Yarra
Gracie’s Wine Room
Chilled wine and share plates in a sun-drenched courtyard.
- Emily Holgate and Tomas Telegramma
- Review
- Haberfield
This petrol-station food truck on Parramatta Road is serving some of Sydney’s best tacos
The lines are long, but Papi’s slow-cooked, spice-throbbing beef folded into cheesy tacos are worth the wait and messy hands.
- Callan Boys
- Review
- Northcote
Ophelia Westgarth
Go from coffee to cocktails at this part-cafe, part-wine bar.
- Tomas Telegramma
- Review
- Melbourne
Slurp down 16 different types of oysters at this tiny, casual CBD seafood spot
Stop Whining is a stay-a-while sibling to hole-in-the-wall oyster bar Muli Express, offering a casual spot for seafood feasting on Little Bourke Street.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Geelong
The Hot Chicken Project
Eye-watering Nashville-style chicken on Little Malop Street.
- Emily Holgate
- Review
- Fitzroy
Is it worth paying $30 for this cup of coffee at Fitzroy’s shiny new cafe?
Don’t worry, $5.50 flat whites, as well as bagels and other popular items, are also available at Toby’s Estate sleek new flagship venue.
- Dani Valent
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