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November 2019 hit list: Where to eat and drink in Sydney this month

Some of the city's biggest food names return with new ventures, while fresh faces add even more charm to the inner west.

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Chef Pasi Petanan at his East Sydney venue in 2013.

Pasi Petanen opens Cafe Paci in Newtown

  • Scott Bolles
Puttanesca works as well on pizza as it does with pasta.
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Bondi's hot new cool-kids trattoria, CicciaBella

  • Terry Durack
Go-to dish: Stir-fried pipis with XO sauce.
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Golden Century legends bring newcomer XOPP

  • Terry Durack
Go-to dish: a reimagined bouillabaisse.
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Bathers' Pavilion in Balmoral gets a fresh new look

  • Terry Durack
The slick hole-in-a-wall space holds 10 people if you fancy fiano with your falafel.

Upscale kebabs at Shwarmama in Surry Hills

  • Callan Boys
The original cheeseburger and hot fudge sundae signatures will be on the menu.

Lotus returns to Potts Point with Dan Hong at the helm

  • Scott Bolles
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Nomad has moved up the road, complete with the restaurant's signature CJ Hendry artwork.

Nomad restaurant opens pop-up in former Longrain site

  • Scott Bolles
Cherry Moon's counter brims with baked treats.

Cherry Moon General Store is brunch perfection

  • Jill Dupleix
Southern calamari with saltbush and sriracha mayo.
14.5/20

Ocean views and a fresh catch at Dunes Palm Beach

  • Terry Durack
Outfield's egg and bacon roll is hard to go past.

Outfield cafe in Ashfield reinvents the picnic

  • Jill Dupleix
Daily Greens' Fun Guy, Funghi, with roasted mushrooms, shredded cabbage, coriander and corn chips.

It's a big salad at Paddington's Daily Greens

  • Scott Bolles
Crackling pork belly in charcoal bao.
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Luke Nguyen's Asian inspiration at Botanic House

  • Terry Durack
Tomahawk lamb chops are $19 a pop.
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Cheese and bone marrow toasties at Prince of York

  • Terry Durack

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