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Outside the shop, where sunny streetside seating is available.

Grab filled focaccia, pintxos and more at an Italian-Spanish deli opposite South Melbourne Market

Pull up a seat in the sunny courtyard at Deli Boy, where all produce is sourced from Italy and the opposing market.

  • Emily Holgate
Booln Booln serves jaffles with fillings like kangaroo and lemon myrtle chicken.

Booln Booln Cafe

The gum-tree fringed Surf Coast Highway cafe spotlighting First Nations ingredients.

  • Emma Breheny

This retro servo draws crowds with live music, fire pits and deep-fried lasagne sangas

Crackerjack snacks including pork cordon bleu buns and fried fish sandwiches are among the fleeting specials at this laid-back community spot.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Jonathan Manglinong.
13.5/20

This country service station is home to some of the most exciting food in NSW

If you’re heading south these holidays, stop at Tambayan Grill on Sydney Road for delicious Filipino dishes such as chicken inasal and sizzling sisig and karaoke.

  • Kevin Cheng
Owner Cristina Bontjer at Filipino Fiesta in Kogarah.

This modest eatery offers some of Sydney’s most traditional Filipino food

Local hospital workers and expats know the best empanadas can be found opposite Kogarah Station.

  • Lenny Ann Low
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Inside Project Zero on King Street.

Project Zero

Hole-in-the-wall King Street cafe serving coffee, matcha, pastries and more.

  • Emma Breheny and Emily Holgate
Pastrami sandwich.

Bertas is the new sandwich shop where pastrami and cheese dreams are made

A rundown cafe in Sydney’s inner-west becomes a destination for hulking sangers and “hot diggity” breakfast rolls.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Mortadeli’s meatball sub with basil pesto and parmigiano.

Mortadeli

A sandwich shop, deli and pasta bar under one roof.

  • Emma Breheny
Beit Siti puts a twist on Danishes, adding labneh and pomegranate.

Beit Siti

A homely cafe serving riffs on Palestinian dishes.

  • Kosa Monteith
Splitting a matcha flavoured daifuku with a piece of string at Sydney Daifuku Store.

Split your mochi with a piece of string at this hidden Japanese cafe

Our reviewer has never encountered a more expansive offering of these squishy pastry desserts than at this spot. It’ll cure your wish-I-was-in-Japan blues.

  • Lee Tran Lam

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