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Jollof rice with chicken at Vola Foods.

Vola Foods

Open-air barbecue joint with Afrobeat on rotation.

Pulcinella’s sfogliatella.

You’ll find more than just pizza at this Neapolitan bakery and cafe in Brunswick

Pulcinella champions freshly baked, traditional pastries as seen in the southern Italian capital.

  • Dani Valent
Colourful goodies line the shelves at Wild Life’s spin-off Superette.

Wild Life Superette

Wild Life Bakery’s convenience store spin-off.

  • Emma Breheny
Fluffy Torpedo’s second location in Brunswick sells more than 30 flavours.

Fluffy Torpedo

More than 30 unique flavours.

  • Emma Breheny
Spiced lamb cigars and chilli snapper with dips and salad.
Critics' Pick

Teta Mona

Budget-friendly banquets and BYO.

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The Chifa menu combines Chinese and Peruvian influences.
Critics' Pick

Casa Chino

Chifa dishes and more in a spacious courtyard.

Ima Asa Yoru in Brunswick.
Critics' Pick

Ima Asa Yoru

Day-to-night dining dressed in Yves Klein blue.

Bar Magnolia is an intimate French bistro in Brunswick.
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Bar Magnolia

Bistro de force of the north.

Walrus cafe’s bacon, egg and cheese sandwich.

‘Best handheld breakfast of the year:’ This bacon, egg and cheese roll is a hangover-busting beauty

Inspired by a quintessential New York City bodega item, it’s the best handheld breakfast Sandwich Watch has had all year.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Bar Spontana’s fitout features brick walls, exposed roof trusses and colourful artwork.
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Funk, fire and fantastic cocktails: This secret bar might be the Thai diner of your dreams

Bar Spontana is one of those spots that feels like a secret, and a really juicy secret at that.

  • Besha Rodell

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