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Loulou’s boulangerie-style croissants are made with a sourdough starter, says Sebastien Lutaud of Etymon Projects.

Buttery battle royale takes shape in Sydney’s CBD as heavyweight croissant contender Loulou moves in

Milsons Point’s Loulou Bistro reveals its miniature spin-off Petit Loulou above Martin Place metro station, just around the corner from Lune Croissanterie.

  • Scott Bolles
The unmissable yia yia’s potatoes.

Don’t miss the zingy lemon potatoes – and rat-a-tat energy – at this generous Newtown cafe

Oven-warm pita sandwiches and Greek-Cypriot bowls are all under $20 at Myra’s Kitchen on King Street.

  • Lee Tran Lam
Homely and warming at Earth Walker & Co.

This candlelit South Coast cafe-restaurant serves medieval feasts fit for a king

Lush and dramatic dishes made from seasonal produce over an open fire are at the heart of Coledale’s cosy coastal cafe-restaurant Earth Walker & Co.

  • Lenny Ann Low
The labne manakish with zaatar, tomato, cucumber and olives.

Sure, this cafe-bakery’s cakes are elegant, but its flatbread is sprinkled with magic

Paris-trained baker Mariana Chedid, of Brulee patisserie fame, leans into her Lebanese heritage at Salam.

  • Dani Valent
Cheesy beef sando with mint in the mince.

‘What a combo!’ Tiny cafe serves mind-bending toasties and ‘frisky’ foamy coffee

Four Kilo Fish is one of the rare Melbourne places that serves Chinese specialty coffee, including one drink that tastes like a Jaffa.

  • Dani Valent
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A.P Bread & Wine’s front courtyard.

A.P Bread & Wine

Canelé and chardonnay, together at last.

  • Erina Starkey
Schnitty sandwich with crispy chicken schnitzel, herby mayonnaise, mixed lettuce and caramelised carrot.

‘A sandwich you could use as a pillow’: Why this suburban shop is a slice of schnitty heaven

Crispy chicken schnitzel crispiness gives way to tender flesh, with herby mayonnaise and folds of mixed lettuce at Loaf in Sydney’s southern suburbs.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Flavours and toppings range from matcha yoghurt to popping pearls.

Yo-Chi, the most zeitgeist of eating-out experiences in Sydney, upends stereotypes about fro-yo

The choice of sweet, creamy and fruity flavours leave customers stunned into indecision at this new fro-yo flagship store.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Tchouktchouka and eggs.

Like shakshuka? You’ll love this cafe’s sizzling Tunisian version tchouktchouka

The dishes of Tunisia,Morocco and Algeria are brought to life with love.

  • Lee Tran Lam
The rose-pink facade of Queens Court in Woollahra.

Cafe Cressida

Live la vie en rose at this Parisian-inspired cafe by Phil Wood.

  • Erina Starkey

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