Walk-ins only
- Review
- Sylvania
Paul’s Famous Hamburgers
Sydney’s burger of choice was developed in 1957, and it’s as good as it ever was.
- Review
- Surry Hills
This $20 beef soup was so popular it spawned a whole new noodle bar
Sisters Rowena and Kate Chansiri of Ickle Cafe in Kingsgrove share lovingly made bowls of goodness at this light-filled spot in Surry Hills.
- Terry Durack
- Review
- Potts Point
This chef ate more than 200 tacos in Mexico before opening his tiny taqueria
Joe Valero’s fillings take inspiration from home. And he doesn’t tone down his spicy salsas for Australian palates.
- Lee Tran Lam
- Review
- Surrey Hills
Stovetop Sessions
This bright 20-seater is all about the coffee, but there’s no espresso machine.
- Review
- South Melbourne
Hector’s Deli
Melbourne’s pioneer of the statement sandwich elevates the form to an art.
- Review
- Cabramatta
Tan Viet Noodle House
Ga da don, crisp-skin chicken, is the speciality at this Cabramatta eating house.
- Review
- Haymarket
Happy Chef
A simple noodle house, they call themselves, but that’s not even the start of it.
- Review
- Darlinghurst
Bills
The home of Australia’s most-loved brunch dishes from golden, curdy scrambled eggs to avocado toast.
- Review
- Haberfield
Happyfield
The vibe is sunny, the theme is North American diner and the food is fast.
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