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Winston’s

Bringing European bistro fare to the bayside.

Tomas Telegramma
Tomas Telegramma

Winston’s offers many of the European bistro mainstays.
1 / 5Winston’s offers many of the European bistro mainstays.Jordan Price
Floors have black and white tiles and fluted glass separates booths. 
2 / 5Floors have black and white tiles and fluted glass separates booths. Jordan Price
Steak frites at Winston’s.
3 / 5Steak frites at Winston’s.Jordan Price
Roesti with creme fraiche, caviar and chives.
4 / 5Roesti with creme fraiche, caviar and chives.Jordan Price
Dine alfresco.
5 / 5Dine alfresco. Jordan Price

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Husband and wife team Bonne and Kevan Squires have brought the inner city’s European bistro boom to Black Rock with Winston’s, which takes inspiration from New York brasseries and delis. Classic black and white bistro tiles line the floor and fluted glass separates the booths.

Essentially, mass appeal is the aim, so those rolling in off the beach for chips and a spicy Paloma feel at home alongside those splurging on oysters and grower champagne.

“Moveable feast” describes the menu, which currently features house-made crumpets topped with spanner crab, and steak frites with a sliced wagyu porterhouse.

Tomas TelegrammaTomas Telegramma is a food, drinks and culture writer.

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