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Your last shot at Noma Australia

Your last shot at Noma Australia

Noma will be auctioning off fifteen tables online today to raise funds for both Oz Harvest and MAD, Redzepi’s not-for-profit food education community.
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Mezcal March

Mezcal March

Tio's Cerveceria is dedicating March to tequila's spirited parent-spirit.
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Jock Zonfrillo to open Blackwood, a bistro version of Orana

Jock Zonfrillo to open Blackwood, a bistro version of Orana

Jock Zonfrillo is making big changes to his Adelaide restaurant business over the next week. The proprietor’s flagship Restaurant Orana remains dedicated to exploring native Australian ingredients in bold dégustation menus, but the large ground-floor space below it on Rundle Street will run its last service as Street ADL on Sunday night. It reopens Tuesday […]
Team Apollo opens Tokyo’s first modern Greek eatery

Team Apollo opens Tokyo’s first modern Greek eatery

First they took Macleay Street. Now it’s Tokyo’s turn. In what may turn out to be the opening of the first modern Greek restaurant in the Japanese capital, Sam Christie and Jonathan Barthelmess are putting the finishing touches on a sister to The Apollo, their Sydney smash-hit – in Ginza. “Do a quick internet search […]
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Bacon Brewfest 2016

Bacon Brewfest 2016

The Bacon Brewfest returns to Central Park in Chippendale this Saturday, celebrating all things bacon and beer.
Good times with Christine Manfield

Good times with Christine Manfield

It’s time to get Insta-ready, people. Chef Nathan Sasi has opened a soft-servery, Good Times Artisan Ice-Cream, on Macleay Street in Sydney’s Potts Point and dessert diva Christine Manfield has consulted on the first menu. On opening night, every item was sold out by 9.15pm. “I love collaborating with gen-next,” says Manfield, who’s been working […]
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Rallying to Keep Sydney Open

Rallying to Keep Sydney Open

Ahead of the Keep Sydney Open rally this Sunday, we asked some key figures from the food, wine and hospitality industries to weigh in. Here’s what they had to say.
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The Melbourne Tomato Festival 2016

The Melbourne Tomato Festival 2016

The Melbourne Tomato Festival heads to the Edendale Community Farm in Eltham this weekend, celebrating the city’s authentic Italian food traditions with workshops, cooking demonstrations and produce stalls.
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Yellow goes green

Yellow goes green

One of the country's leading restaurants is ditching all meat from its menu. Permanently.
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Tasting Australia: a preview

Tasting Australia: a preview

Tasting Australia returns to Adelaide this May for collaborations between some of the world's most influential cooks and producers.
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Sydney's cult sweets - watermelon and strawberry cake

Sydney’s cult sweets

Not only are these treats delicious, they’re also social media stars in their own right, writes Emma Hutton.
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Oakridge restaurant review

Oakridge restaurant review

A poster boy for ethical food concepts, at Oakridge winery chef Matt Stone serves dishes that speak deliciously of the cause, writes Michael Harden.
Know your beach greens

Know your beach greens

Wild coastal greens are popping up on plates in restaurants all around Australia. Here's your guide.
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The Currant Shed

The Currant Shed

REVIEW An idyllic lime orchard and vineyard setting that stretches beyond the galvo pavilion’s windows and dining patio establishes an easy mood. It follows through to a relaxed yet serious regional menu, with chef Dioni Flanagan confidently pursuing exciting combinations. There’s pan-fried tommy ruff fillets on almond purée with a smoked eel crisp, for instance. […]
Justin Lane Establishment

Justin Lane Establishment

REVIEW The name may sound a little pretentious, yet this buzzy venue is anything but. A merging of the Cavalier Supper Club and Justin Lane has created a rambling, eclectic space, which includes a hip rooftop bar offering ocean glimpses, savvy bartenders and mist sprays to keep things super-chilled in summer. It delivers on many […]
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The Peroni marquee at Portsea Polo 2016

Portsea Polo 2016

It was blue skies, cold beer and smiles at the annual Portsea Polo charity event on the Mornington Peninsula at the weekend. Peroni Nastro Azzurro hosted media, VIPs and social influencers at their custom-designed marquee inspired by "vita al mare" (life by the sea). There was food by Georgina Damm and drinks by James Burchett of Melbourne’s The Ugly Duckling cocktail bar, including a Peroni Spritz. We take a look.
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Sydney’s Best Thai

Sydney’s Best Thai

Sydney is one of the best places to eat Thai outside Asia. Don't believe us? Here are 10 restaurants you should try.
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Australia’s best new restaurants 2015

From Bennelong's reboot to David Thompson's return: 2015 was a busy year for new restaurant openings. Here are our top 22 from around the country. What was your favourite?
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Transformer

Transformer

REVIEW Transformer. More than meets the eye. To wit: an all-vegetarian, occasionally vegan, restaurant eschewing the mock-meat roulette. This refined spin-off to the casual fun times of the 30-year-old Vegie Bar boasts a kitchen intent on creating its own oeuvre of plant-based cuisine. It’s a winner in the aesthetic stakes, the striking old factory smartly […]
Pastuso

Pastuso

REVIEW Start revving your tastebuds as you navigate the cobblestones of ACDC Lane – Pastuso will put them into overdrive, from the first cloud-like Pisco Sour to the last spiced pumpkin and sweet potato doughnut. It’s a smart (and sometimes noisy) space: the neon art, fire in the open kitchen and separate ceviche bar all […]
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Nora

Nora

REVIEW Don’t read this review. It’s best to approach Nora with no expectations, eyes (and mouth) wide open. There is no menu. Diners are told there will be 12 courses and some snacks, best appreciated with Nora’s hand-picked – and sometimes hand-pickled – drinks, or try your luck with the natural wine list. The food […]
Cool Down Summer Series

Cool Down Summer Series

Melbourne's Abbotsford Convent will be playing host to wine, cocktails, DJs and guest chefs at the Cool Down Summer Series.
Kappo

Kappo

REVIEW At the beginning of your multi-course omakase meal at Kappo, a waiter will bring a tray of chopsticks, each pair a different style, and ask you to pick which you’d like to use. A similar choice of ceramic sake cup will be offered if you’ve chosen to match sake with some of the dishes […]
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