Sydney
- Recommended
- Surry Hills
A cult Bondi sandwich shop arrives in Surry Hills
The new addition to Wunderlich Lane lets you build your own sanger from scratch.
- Erina Starkey
- Exclusive
- Restaurant news
Three former Rockpool chefs to lead new Manly wharf restaurant
Including the 2025 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide young chef of the year.
- Scott Bolles
- Review
- Newtown
Newtown’s new grown-up candlelit Italian restaurant just scored a hat
Must-order lamb, bouncy gnudi and a cassata for the ages are among the compelling reasons to visit Osteria Mucca.
- David Matthews
- Review
- The Rocks
Nan’s scones and knitted cosies on offer in this 144-year-old heritage terrace
Visiting Vivid? Pop into The Tea Cosy first to warm up in The Rocks.
- Lenny Ann Low
- Collection
- Hot & new
Your June hit list: The hot, new and just-reviewed places to check out this month
From a reborn Malaysian institution to a nostalgic small bar in an old childhood home, here’s where (and what) to eat and drink in Sydney this month.
- Review
- Haymarket
Haymarket’s revamped Paddy’s Markets vowed to be a first-rate food hub. It didn’t deliver
It might serve a very good martini and excellent chips, but Callan Boys chalks it up as another entry on Sydney’s board of missed opportunities.
- Callan Boys
Chef Neil Perry closes basement jazz bar Bobbie’s in Double Bay
The veteran chef opened his first standalone bar last year. Now the venue is set to close after only eight months of operation.
- Scott Bolles
- Exclusive
- Now closed
Upmarket Catalan restaurant Parlar shuts in Potts Point
The upmarket Catalan venue only traded at night, whereas the incoming Le Frerot will be an all-day operation.
- Scott Bolles
- Review
- Manly
This breezy new beach spot from a top Italian chef ‘feels made to go from surf-to-seat’
Ormeggio chef Alessandro Pavoni’s Manly venture has a bar, cafe-gelateria and restaurant, Cibaria, serving exciting, saucy carbs and scorched treats.
- Myffy Rigby
- Review
- Newtown
India meets Chinatown in this chicken dish that’s not to be missed
Up-and-coming chef Ahana Dutt offers an inviting crash course in Bengali cuisine at Kolkata Social.
- Lee Tran Lam
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