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Your guide to 13 of Melbourne’s hottest new bakeries (plus what to order at each)
Here’s a baker’s dozen of openings to add to your hit list, from suburban gems to those in the inner-city’s emerging pastry hub.
- Tomas Telegramma
Sippenham is meant for locals only – but it won’t stay that way for long
A new pasta and wine bar is the most exciting thing to happen in an oft-overlooked inner west suburb since the Metro.
- Jessica Yun
Brookvale brewery transforms ’80s wedding venue into late-night date spot
With karaoke rooms, Sex on the Beach cocktails and a former fine dining chef, this might be “the perfect space to fall in love”.
- Bianca Hrovat
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- Just open
Cheaper than a Big Mac: Bourke Street Bakery co-founder opens smash burger joint
A single burger at Paul Allam’s new US-inspired passion project at Bondi Junction costs only $7.90.
- Scott Bolles
- Exclusive
- Restaurant news
Anonymous no more: Why The Age’s chief restaurant critic is finally revealing her face
Melbourne’s biggest dining secret has been revealed as Besha Rodell, one of the world’s last anonymous critics, exposes her identity after 20 years.
- Besha Rodell
- Exclusive
- Just open
Love a negroni? The classic gets a cool twist at new CBD bar by the Cantina OK! team
Get the lowdown on Herbs Taverne, the CBD bar devoted to the world’s most popular cocktail.
- Bianca Hrovat
$5 skewers and a ‘secret’ menu: Your cheat sheet to the city’s latest Filipino restaurant
Find real-deal Filipino flavours at a new spot off Smith Street in Fitzroy. It’s all about hearty brunch, snacky night menus and wallet-friendly prices.
- Tomas Telegramma
Beloved family-run eatery opens nostalgic small bar in old childhood home
Anthony Sofy’s parents opened a corner shop at the site of Emma’s Snack Bar 55 years ago. Now he and his children have opened a “prequel” venue upstairs.
- Scott Bolles
‘A bread course unlike any other’: What Young Chef of the Year is cooking at her pop-up
A young gun chef and her husband are bringing their innovative, Indian-influenced cooking to a well-known city restaurant for a month of fun. Here’s what to expect.
- Tomas Telegramma
‘Hold on to your hats’: Hospitality heavyweights brace for election amid record closures
Sydney restaurateurs, including Golden Century’s Wong family and Neil Perry, talk immigration and penalty rates, plus secrets to restaurant success.
- Bianca Hrovat
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