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Steak at Shane Delia's Maha spin-off, Maha East.

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July hit list: Where to eat and drink in Melbourne this month

New siblings for Maha, Axil, Entrecote, Oasis and Laksa King plus another late-night haunt from the Heartbreaker team.

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Duck frites will be served all night at Bar Margaux.

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Tarama buns with trout roe and dill.

Windsor's Biggie Smalls becomes Maha East

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Omnia's steak tartare.

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Sardines on toast and smoked olive martinis are available from brunch to dinner.
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You've heard of Pope Joan's sandwiches. Let's talk dinner

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Better than the original? Duck laksa at Laksa King Kitchen.

Is the new Laksa King better than the original?

  • Nina Rousseau
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The big Lebanese breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausage, halloumi and more.

Melbourne's Middle Eastern Oasis crosses the river

  • Dani Valent
Tomato spaghetto with crab and macadamia.
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That's amore: Aromi brings brilliant Italian to Brighton

  • Gemima Cody
Meatball gnocchi.

All fired up: It's all about the fire at Woodcutters Kitchen

  • Dani Valent
Taco flight with pumpkin, lamb shoulder, fried barramundi and beef tri-tip fillings.

Take a taco flight at Taquito in Carlton

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Chicken and bread sauce.
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Entrecote's sibling Stamford Park Homestead is to the manor born

  • Gemima Cody
Axil's caffe latte has the perfect coffee-to-milk ratio.

Axil's adventures in business land

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