Green & eco focus
- Review
- Torquay
This newly two-hatted Torquay restaurant delivers zero-waste and maximum enjoyment
Chef Graham Jefferies’ compelling, startlingly creative waste-not cooking sees his rejigged Samesyn restaurant gain a second chefs’ hat.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Brunswick East
Lygon Street favourite gets a new chef, and a hot new ‘mind-bending’ chilli oil dessert
Always a place that showcases Melbourne dining, Etta has been reinvigorated by a new chef bringing Asian-influenced flavours to the fore.
- Besha Rodell
- Review
- Geelong
‘I’m still marvelling’: The Geelong restaurant dish our critic can’t stop thinking about
Eleven-year-old Tulip looks casual, even unremarkable. But passionate new owners are helping it blossom.
- Besha Rodell
- Review
- Hurstbridge
This restaurant is smaller than some families’ dining rooms. Exclusive, yes. Elitist, no.
You won’t find the baller beef and gold leaf of other tiny fine-diners here. Greasy Zoes trades in a different kind of indulgence: the preciousness of time.
- Emma Breheny
- Review
- Newtown
New ‘sushi’ spot offers bargain $35 omakase experience just off Newtown’s meat-free mile
Plant-based Japanese venue Kimusabi on Enmore Road takes sushi to a new, creative level with a vegan twist.
- Lee Tran Lam
- Review
- Brunswick East
This under-the-radar newcomer is one of Melbourne’s best cocktail bars right now
Bloody delicious cocktails. Hyper-elevated bar snacks. Friendly staff. All this wine bar needs is a crowd.
- Besha Rodell
- Review
- Kirribilli
Clever Aussie flavours make this ‘sensationally good’ three-cheese toastie one to savour
Cult cafe BTB Kirribilli marries old-school favourites with creative use of native produce.
- Lee Tran Lam
- Review
- Brunswick East
The ‘delicious little birdies’ Anthony Bourdain loved are better than ever at this new-look Melbourne icon
It’s hard to go past Rumi’s greatest hits. But changes at its new home ensure it’s relevant to a new generation of diners.
- Besha Rodell
- Review
- Newtown
This inviting slice of Italy boasts a meat-free menu and Bronx-inspired vibes
Everyone is treated like family at this glorious vegan osteria in the heart of Sydney’s inner west.
- Lenny Ann Low
- Review
- Potts Point
Potts Point’s new drop-in, drop-out Snack Kitchen is like raiding the fridge at midnight
No rules, no bookings, no requirements. Just fast, fun and familiar food at this new venture from father-and-son duo Maurice and Sylvester Terzini.
- Terry Durack
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