For those of you who may not have yet noticed, Summer Hill is establishing itself as an emerging culinary postcode lately. Apéritif & Co. is the latest addition to that trend this year, a European inspired Wine and Cocktail Bar by hospitality veterans Valerie Deeks, Versha Gupta, and Camille Bahier. “This transformation isn’t simply aboutContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Apéritif & Co. | 14.5/15”
Category Archives: Casual Dining
Fine Casual Dining Review: Le Frérot | 14.5/15
We are amidst an economically driven hospitality paradigm, and savvy Managing Director of the Rivage Hospitality Group Andrew Becher has acknowledged that with the opening of Le Frérot. The lovely intimate space was previously occupied by Palar which was one of my top dining experiences in 2024. It pushed the boundaries with Group Executive ChefContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Le Frérot | 14.5/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Mezepotamia | 14.5/15
In any reviewing year, there will be a restaurant that catches you off-guard. Mezepotamia was definitely my pleasant discovery of 2025, even though it originally opened in Leichardt in 2021, before its relocation to Redfern post pandemic. It’s a celebration of Turkish and Middle Eastern culture with experienced Chef Burak Yildirim at the helm, deliveringContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Mezepotamia | 14.5/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Flavour of India | 14/15
In the Sydney diner’s chase for the shiny and new, its way too easy to overlook our institutional restaurants, who have stood the test of time for very good reason. Flavour of India, established in 1990 and now some thirty five years on with the original Head Chef Hayat Mahamud, plays its greatest hits everyContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Flavour of India | 14/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Divino Osteria | 14.5/15
Located in the site of the former, and much-storied Sebel Town House, Divino Osteria is an ode to the warmth of authentic Southern Italian Cuisine. Head Chef Andrea Di Stefano from Catania, has worked in Michelin-starred kitchens, however has decided to bring the foundations of that skillset into a more convivial and less structured environmentContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Divino Osteria | 14.5/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Nawabi, Surry Hills | 13.5/15
There has been a lot of hype recently about the new food precinct at Wunderlich Lane, and from a quick first look, it’s pretty impressive both in terms of scale and quality. However, slightly shifting away from that media focus, only a block and a bit away is Nawabi, also well worth a visit ifContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Nawabi, Surry Hills | 13.5/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Shila Kitchen | 14/15
The history of Iranian, or often also referred to as Persian Cuisine, dates back some 3500 years, depending on which historical source and cultural influences you are referencing. More unequivocally, it is a rich cuisine layered in spices and textures, and sadly it has been somewhat hard to find authentic iterations of it in SydneyContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Shila Kitchen | 14/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: 5th Earl, Rosebery | 13.5/15
It is hard to categorise the 5th Earl which can be found at the entrance of The Cannery in Rosebery, as you could define it as a bustling Cafe in the morning, an all day eatery thereafter, and even leaning towards a Bistro on Friday and Saturday nights. What is more certain, is the undeniableContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: 5th Earl, Rosebery | 13.5/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Modo Mio | 14.5/15
The ever expanding Sydney Metro has been a game changer, not only in terms of improved Transport, but in opening up a new wave of exciting dining outside of the CBD. Castle Hill, previously a problematical destination to get to, is now very accessible for more than its devoted locals. Modo Mio is one ofContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Modo Mio | 14.5/15”
Frenchies: Bistro, Brewery and Bakery
The Cannery, originally where the iconic Rosella brand opened a Sydney production factory for their soups in 1925, has come a long way to becoming a contemporary lifestyle, culinary and beverage precinct. Frenchies established in 2017 entirely embraced that concept with no less than a Bistro, Brewery, Bakery and even an online shop if youContinue reading “Frenchies: Bistro, Brewery and Bakery”
$28 Noodles & Wine At Re’em Yarra Valley This August
This winter, Re’em (Yarra Valley) is offering guests the perfect $28 lunch special in the new cellar door to warm up with.Diners can choose from two new noodle dishes served with house-made chilli oil, crushed cashews, and a glass of Re’em’s 2023 Unicorn Rosé wine. Whether you are visiting for the day or planning toContinue reading “$28 Noodles & Wine At Re’em Yarra Valley This August”
Finally, The Winter Warmer Menu Is Back At Pipis Kiosk
In order to avoid the winter blues, contemporary Australian restaurant and wine bar, Pipis Kiosk, will be launching its two-course Winter Warmers menu from June 1. Guests can indulge in an entrée and main or, main and dessert for $49 with the option to complement their meal with a glass of Pier 10 Chardonnay or Pinot Noir for $10. The menu willContinue reading “Finally, The Winter Warmer Menu Is Back At Pipis Kiosk”
Fine Casual Dining Review: de Vine Food and Wine | 14.5/15
de Vine Food and Wine recently celebrated its 21st year, and during that period a multitude of food trends have come and gone. Somewhere along the way, the industry in chasing those foams, molecular and deconstruction pursuits, forgot one of the most important functions of a Restaurant is to feed people well. de Vine overContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: de Vine Food and Wine | 14.5/15”
A deep dive into Flappy’s Fried Chicken at Manufactor – the fried chicken that went viral on TikTok
In Western Sydney, a vibrant innovation hub has emerged from the historical Crane Enfield Metal factory. Manufactor, as it’s now known, has transformed this early 1960s building into a bustling food destination, preserving its industrial charm while adding captivating murals that narrate the vibrant history of Penrith’s manufacturing industry. Among its standout offerings, one culinaryContinue reading “A deep dive into Flappy’s Fried Chicken at Manufactor – the fried chicken that went viral on TikTok”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Din Tai Fung (World Square) | 14/15
The history of Din Tai Fung dates all the way back to 1972 with a humble stall in Taipei. Some 52 years on, its become a global brand, opening its first restaurant in Australia in 2008, and subsequently has ten venues in both Sydney and Melbourne. The key to their success has been the consistencyContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Din Tai Fung (World Square) | 14/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Niche Mosman | 14/15
Niche Mosman is many things to many people. In the morning it opens early as a bustling Neighbourhood café to the Village, offering a healthy styled breakfast menu that covers all the bases. It then transitions into Bistro mode with its all day menu with extensive brunch and lunch options, before settling into a RestaurantContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Niche Mosman | 14/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Pepper Seeds -Boutique Thai Bites | 14.5/15
First opening in Balmain in 2012 under Chef Jane Sangpoowong with the concept to showcase contemporary Northern Thai Cuisine using Australian produce – and do so with a duty of care. It has subsequently expanded to Barangaroo (2022) and South Eveleigh (2021), and plans are afoot to open another. Making it through COVID, only emphasisedContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Pepper Seeds -Boutique Thai Bites | 14.5/15”
Sydney’s MOST authentic Northern Thai Cuisine -Pepper Seeds Boutique Thai Bites
Pepper Seeds is offering you a direct ticket to the bustling markets and quaint streets of Chiang Mai with their dishes at their latest venue in the new South Everleigh precinct! Pepper Seeds is a culinary destination dedicated to bringing the vibrant flavours of Northern Thailand to Sydney. With a commitment to authenticity, Pepper SeedsContinue reading “Sydney’s MOST authentic Northern Thai Cuisine -Pepper Seeds Boutique Thai Bites”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Morrison’s Oyster Bar & Grill | 14.5/15
Location, Location. This was a prime CBD venue crying out for some TLC, and the new Sydney based hospitality group, Sunday Co. has provided exactly that without diverting too far from the DNA established at this site. Renowned previously for its impressively comprehensive Oyster selection, that remains an ongoing commitment, with everything shucked freshly toContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Morrison’s Oyster Bar & Grill | 14.5/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Hustlers SYD | 14.5/15
Let’s get something clarified from the get go, forget what perceptions the name may imply to some, this is a Restaurant and Bar, and it is a very good one. Located below The Bavarian on George Street, although both use the same street level entry point, you enter by stairs directly on your left. WhatContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Hustlers SYD | 14.5/15”
Casual Dining Review: Momoto (World Square)
Firstly, Momoto is a lot of fun, even for a seasoned diner. Now in three locations (World Square, Westfield East Gardens both in NSW, and recently opened at Mt Gravatt in QLD) they describe the offering as blurring “the lines between traditional and modern fusion sushi”, and that ambition is not too far off theContinue reading “Casual Dining Review: Momoto (World Square)”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Bar Patrón | 14.5/15
Nothing gives me more pleasure then when I see a restaurant fulfill its potential, and this current iteration sees Bar Patrón doing exactly that. It’s not just the revamped menu for Summer, or the refresh of the cocktail game, its about their whole team fully standing behind, and embracing the new concept – and itContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Bar Patrón | 14.5/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Itihaas (Turramurra) | 13.5/15
At a time when the cost of living is spiraling out of control, I am not sure if Head Chef Jasminder Singh’s expansive banquet menu priced at $52 (per person) can be beaten for value with so many diners feeling the pinch of the current economic heat. Having said that, the à la carte menuContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Itihaas (Turramurra) | 13.5/15”
Mid-Week Ramen Returns To Tokyo Tina
Tokyo Tina is bringing all the deliciousness this winter with the launch of its new ramen menu. Following on from the success of its Rubbish Ramen earlier this year, Tokyo Tina’s new ramen menu will be on offer until the end of winter. Diners can enjoy the soy-rich shoyu ramen with egg and spring onion, orContinue reading “Mid-Week Ramen Returns To Tokyo Tina”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Casa Mia Osteria | 14.5/15
Fine Dining maybe struggling, but flavour and produce driven dishes, underpinned by very sound techniques are not. Feeding you well, wrapped within a spirit of conviviality, is what Host Andrea Nazzari and Chef Valerio Boncompagni do. It’s the very DNA of Casa Mia Osteria. Located a stones throw from St Peters Station, on King StreetContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Casa Mia Osteria | 14.5/15”
TOPIKOS launches Misi Timi and Bottomless Weekends
A half price dining offer in the bar and bottomless drinks in the dining room each week Starting today, the team from TOPIKOS Bondi Beach will launch all new specials in the bar and a bottomless drinks package in the dining room. The new deal MISI TIMI, meaning half price in Greek, will see theContinue reading “TOPIKOS launches Misi Timi and Bottomless Weekends”
Somm Sundays take flight at Redbird Chinese
1pm-9pm, Sundays | Price: Chef’s Choice menu $88pp + corkage fee $15 Somm Sundays is taking flight at Redbird Chinese in Redfern. The modern Chinese restaurant is calling all budding somms and wine enthusiasts to delve into their personal collection and pluck out their favourite bottle to bring along for a specially curated lunch orContinue reading “Somm Sundays take flight at Redbird Chinese”
Oysters & Bombay Citron Pressé Spritz Package for $19 at Fratelli FreshPlus, a unique long lunch with cocktails harbourside on 29th April
Bombay Citron Pressé and one of Sydney’s favourite local Italian eateries, Fratelli Fresh, have partnered to bring city goers a luxurious six week long offer to enjoy this autumn. From 29th April, Sydneysiders can order 6 oysters and a Bombay Citron Pressé Spritz for just $19. The Pressé Spritz is created using Bombay Citron Pressé,Continue reading “Oysters & Bombay Citron Pressé Spritz Package for $19 at Fratelli FreshPlus, a unique long lunch with cocktails harbourside on 29th April”
Bottomless Mid-Week Offers at Wong Baby for $49!
Free-flowing Southeast Asian Street Food & Cocktails Coming to Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays One of Chapel Street Precinct’s newest restaurants, Wong Baby, is set to be South Yarra’s mid-week food destination, thanks to the Asian-fusion eatery’s new free-flowing food and cocktail offers. Kicking off Monday 17th April, hungry Melburnians can head to Wong Baby’s vividlyContinue reading “Bottomless Mid-Week Offers at Wong Baby for $49!”
Get Ready For Kick-Off: Winghaus Launches Chicken Sandwich Season
We are about to make your day with two words: Chook Sambo! Winghaus is launching a range of epic, limited-edition chicken sandwiches, which means you can enjoy arguably Australia’s best finger-lickin’, spice-kicked, sauce-smothered fried chicken between an insanely soft milk bun for nine whole glorious weeks. It’s time to get primed, pumped and appetite-psyched, becauseContinue reading “Get Ready For Kick-Off: Winghaus Launches Chicken Sandwich Season”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Hemingway’s | 14/15
The mindset of diners, has noticeably shifted since the impacts of COVID-19. The unfulfilling pursuit of de-construction and complication has given way back to a rediscovery of the fundamental reasons why we dine out. To break bread with friends and loved ones in a convivial way, that simple but beautiful shared experience, that brings outContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Hemingway’s | 14/15”
Calling The Shots: Bar Patrón and El Camino Cantina extend National Tequila Day celebrations
Mexican and Tex-Mex cousins Bar Patrón and El Camino Cantina are kick-starting National Tequila Day festivities on Monday, 18 July, giving guests a head-start on the national day of celebration that falls on Sunday, 24 July. Sydney institution Bar Patrón will launch Patrón Hour on Monday, 18 July, enabling tequila cocktail lovers to snap upContinue reading “Calling The Shots: Bar Patrón and El Camino Cantina extend National Tequila Day celebrations”
Back by Popular Demand: Hanoi Hannah’s Soup Series Returns
Hanoi Hannah’s annual showcase of great regional Vietnamese soups is back to warm your soul this winter. Launching Monday, 27 June the popular ‘Soup Series’ returns to Hanoi Hannah Express Lane and Hanoi Hannah Vol. II for four weeks. Each week will see a new slurpy creation unveiled showcasing Vietnam’s vibrant local cuisine and warming broths. While steaming bowls ofContinue reading “Back by Popular Demand: Hanoi Hannah’s Soup Series Returns”
El Camino Cantina unveils colourful Cinco de Mayo celebrations
El Camino Cantina is honouring Cinco de Mayo, the annual Mexican celebration fallingon Thursday, 5 May, with DJs, face painting, tequila-infused festivities and limited-edition menu items. From Sunday, 1 May to Saturday, 7 May, El Camino Cantina locations across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast will tap into the annual festivities. ThereContinue reading “El Camino Cantina unveils colourful Cinco de Mayo celebrations”
Rocco’s Bologna Discoteca now a fixture on Gertrude Street
Rocco’s Bologna Discoteca has gained a cult-like following for its hot Italian sandwiches, pasta, salumi and other Italian specialties and now has a permanent home on Gertrude Street, Fitzroy. Rocco’s first gained its popularity during the pandemic, while sister venue, Poodle Bar & Bistro were still getting a fit out. The team decided to haveContinue reading “Rocco’s Bologna Discoteca now a fixture on Gertrude Street”
Summer dining is going strong at Three Blue Ducks Rosebery
Enjoy Bottomless Brunch ($60pp) every Saturday and Sunday – the place to be if you’re in the mood for a signature Ducks brekkie and unlimited Mimosas or Bloody Mary’s (perfect for brunching in the sun!) alongside brunch classics such as the Ducks’ huevos rancheros with blue corn tortilla, halloumi, chipotle mushrooms, black bean, fried eggContinue reading “Summer dining is going strong at Three Blue Ducks Rosebery”
El Camino Cantina launches Summer of Swirls dual frozen Margarita flavours
Plus limited-edition taco and wing flavours A question for all the Margarita fans: what’s better than one of El Camino Cantina’s frozen Margarita flavours? Answer: two of those fabulous flavours swirled into one glass. Cult followers of El Camino Cantina’s legendary Ritas can enjoy twice the lip-smacking action throughout February when the new limited-edition SummerContinue reading “El Camino Cantina launches Summer of Swirls dual frozen Margarita flavours”
Game On! Bottomless wings at Winghaus
Wing fiends and fanatics can get their fill at Winghaus, located in the Gateway dining precinct at Sydney’s Circular Quay, with bottomless buffalo wings available every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 4pm. The wing-packed, sauce-smacked, 40-tap sports bars will load up guests with these classic wings, served with celery, carrot and blue cheese dip,Continue reading “Game On! Bottomless wings at Winghaus”
The Bavarian launches All-You-Can-Meat bottomless platters
Plus summertime shandies, the Summer Hot Parmi and Kids Eat Free Sundays Love for The Bavarian restaurants runs deep thanks to crispy pork belly, golden-crumbed schnitzels and 1-litre steins of German beer. But did you know it can also be bottomless? The Bavarian restaurants across NSW, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and the ACT have introducedContinue reading “The Bavarian launches All-You-Can-Meat bottomless platters”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Will & Flow | 12/15
One of the most iconic features of Brisbane is, of course, the Brisbane River. It has been a source of water, food, and transport for over 40,000 years. The Turrbal Nation of Indigenous people, who have inhabited the shores of the Brisbane River for 40,000 years, were great fishermen, using the river as a resourceContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Will & Flow | 12/15”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Omeros Fish Bar | 13/15
The Omeros family have been synonymous with good seafood since 1968 when Michael Omeros founded the Paragon Seafood Restaurant in La Perouse, Sydney – the first restaurant to specialise in seafood in NSW. Since then, the family has had a range of popular restaurants, including the Paragon Seafood Restaurant at Burleigh Heads and the iconic, award-winningContinue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Omeros Fish Bar | 13/15”
Heston Fable Burger
Our senior Brisbane Reviewer Jeremy Ryland road tests the limited release Heston Fable Burger at Grill’d in Brisbane for his new website Worth a Detour, and shares his thoughts on how it measures up! He also discusses other options available within the range. For more details on the currently available Fable range at Grill’d: https://www.grilld.com.au/menuContinue reading “Heston Fable Burger”
FISHBOWL launches PUMP N’ PROTEIN bowl
FISHBOWL has released a Spring Special to their line-up of Japanese-inspired salad The PUMP N’ PROTEIN bowl features 32g of protein in a regular serving and is available in-store now. Ingredients include chicken with miso pumpkin, kale, radish, beets, ginger, red onion, lemon olive oil and spicy shoyu dressing with tamari almonds for $16.90. FISHBOWLContinue reading “FISHBOWL launches PUMP N’ PROTEIN bowl”
Brace yourself! The Bavarian’s new Winter Platters are comin’ at ya
The Bavarian is tapping into its culinary heritage and reputation for generous portions and pocket-friendly pricing with the launch of five big impact Winter Platters, built for big appetites, that are each designed for two diners to share. The Bavarian’s equivalent to winter thermals, these five protein-packed platters are a feast of uttermost proportions forContinue reading “Brace yourself! The Bavarian’s new Winter Platters are comin’ at ya”
Fine Casual Dining Review: Emily Taylor | 13/15
Have you heard of Emily Taylor yet? Emily Taylor is one of the few new hangouts in Fremantle – a bar/restaurant named after a ship wrecked in 1830. The vessel was sailing during the early 1800s via the spice route of Asia along the West Australian coastline, hence the style of cuisine. Owned by W1 Hospitality –Continue reading “Fine Casual Dining Review: Emily Taylor | 13/15”
Fratelli Fresh launches Winter Festival with all-you-can-eat deals, truffle dinners and cheese wheel indulgence
Fratelli Fresh has got those winter feels with the return of its legendary all-you-can-eat deals, cheese wheel indulgence, truffle dinners and new seasonal dishes, all available from June until the end of August. From Tuesday, 1st June, pizza fans can enjoy all-you-can-eat pizza every Tuesday for $29 across the full pizza menu, including classic Margherita,Continue reading “Fratelli Fresh launches Winter Festival with all-you-can-eat deals, truffle dinners and cheese wheel indulgence”
The Bavarian Launches Ten-Week Schnitz Blitz across Australia
The Bavarian is drawing on its German credentials and inspiration from an Aussie national food icon with a 10-week schnitzel festival – or Schnitty Fest – showcasing 10 types of schnitzels and $10 Schnitzel Wednesdays every week. This legendary haus of hearty bites, with locations across NSW, Queensland, Victoria, the ACT and South Australia, isContinue reading “The Bavarian Launches Ten-Week Schnitz Blitz across Australia”
Fratelli Fresh brings la dolce vita back to the Sunshine Coast
Fratelli Fresh is reopening at Sunshine Plaza’s waterside dining precinct on Wednesday, 24 March at 4pm, bringing its signature Italian, family-friendly dining experience and an even more affordable menu back to the Sunshine Coast. After a 12-month hiatus, guests can indulge in Fratelli Fresh’s much-loved dishes, now with nothing over $24 and including $10 house-madeContinue reading “Fratelli Fresh brings la dolce vita back to the Sunshine Coast”
Rockpool Dining Group venues launch value-packed Dine & Discover offers
Rockpool Dining Group’s casual restaurants have created a series of two-course menus that are exceptional value for money and will give NSW residents extra bang for their buck when they spend their two, hotly anticipated $25 Dine & Discover vouchers. The Dine & Discover scheme, aimed at helping the hospitality industry recover from the impactContinue reading “Rockpool Dining Group venues launch value-packed Dine & Discover offers”
Mrs Singh Means Business
CBD hotspot now serving $20 thali lunches Tuesday–Friday. In celebration of Victorians getting back to business in Melbourne CBD, Chef-restaurateur Jessi Singh has launched a $20 thali-style lunch offering at Mrs Singh. Mrs Singh’s thali is a signature menu item at the popular restaurant and features iconic aromatic curries – butter chicken, lamb curry, coconut vegetableContinue reading “Mrs Singh Means Business”
El Camino Cantina takes tacos to a new level with Taco Topia menu
Last chance to win Margaritas for one year. El Camino Cantina is tapping into its creative Tex-Mex credentials with the launch of Taco Topia – a new range of handheld tortilla snacks that are turbocharged with fabulous flavours. Taco Topia launches on Tuesday, 9 February at El Camino Cantina venues across Sydney and Melbourne,Continue reading “El Camino Cantina takes tacos to a new level with Taco Topia menu”
Fratelli Fresh brings back the classics, supercharges happy hour, streamlines prices
Everyone’s favourite Italian restaurant Fratelli Fresh is bringing back some of the classic dishes that have delighted guests in the past, as well as augmenting its selection of signature-style pizzas, streamlining prices, and supercharging happy hour, all from Thursday, 4 February. Crispy Fried Polenta – indulgent fat fingers of golden, deep-fried polenta served with aContinue reading “Fratelli Fresh brings back the classics, supercharges happy hour, streamlines prices”
Arbory Bar & Eatery welcomes back Melburnians to the CBD with $20 burgers and beers
This February, Melbourne’s iconic riverside bar and restaurant Arbory Bar & Eatery is dishing up the ultimate midday feed to welcome Melburnians back into the CBD with a special beer and burger offer. Available for lunch Monday to Friday, office workers and city-goers alike can score a delicious ‘Burger & Beer’ combo for just $20,Continue reading “Arbory Bar & Eatery welcomes back Melburnians to the CBD with $20 burgers and beers”
La Palma in Bondi launches ‘Tropical Tuesdays’
Owned and operated by the team behind Milpa Collective (who are responsible for popular Mexican restaurants across Sydney’s Bondi Beach and Potts Point – Calita, Taqiza, Carbón and Sonora), La Palma‘s ‘Tropical Tuesdays’ is Milpa Collective’s Caribbean spin on their crowd favourite ‘Taco Tuesdays’. La Palma’s ‘Tropical Tuesdays’ series will kick off on the public holidayContinue reading “La Palma in Bondi launches ‘Tropical Tuesdays’”
Hot dang! WingHAÜS by Bavarian unveils WingFest saucy celebration
Australia’s favourite wing slingers, WingHAÜS by Bavarian, have done their culinary homework and created 13 new, limited-edition, house-made sauces and rubs to add to the menu. The three-month-long WingFest runs from Tuesday, 1 December to Sunday, 28 February at both wing-packed, sauce-smacked, sports-bar dining destinations, which are located in Sydney (Gateway dining precinct) and BrisbaneContinue reading “Hot dang! WingHAÜS by Bavarian unveils WingFest saucy celebration”
Milpa Collective to bring a taste of the Baja Peninsula to Bondi Beach
Introducing Calita – a beachfront Mexican restaurant, on Australia’s most famous beach. Milpa Collective, who own and operate authentic Mexican eateries across Sydney’s Bondi Beach and Potts Point (Carbón, Taqiza and Sonora), and Caribbean-inspired venue La Palma, will welcome another Bondi venue, Calita, in mid-November. The group’s fifth venue, Calita (‘tiny beach’ in Spanish), is aContinue reading “Milpa Collective to bring a taste of the Baja Peninsula to Bondi Beach”
El Camino Cantina South Bank unveils Ritapalooza and ‘Hotel Diablo’ DJ line-up
Tex-Mex wild child El Camino Cantina has released details of its six-week Ritapalooza festival and local DJ line-up as it prepares to flick on the neon at its first two-storey, 510-seat margarita mecca, located at South Bank in Brisbane, on Friday, 20 November. Brisbane’s first-of-its-kind Ritapalooza is a celebration of El Camino Cantina’s famous rockstar-styleContinue reading “El Camino Cantina South Bank unveils Ritapalooza and ‘Hotel Diablo’ DJ line-up”
Cucina Porto – The Star Sydney to open new premium casual Italian eatery this November
The first of several exciting new dining establishments set to launch in the next year. The Star Sydney is set to open a casual Italian eatery, Cucina Porto, on 25 November. Celebrating the conviviality and relaxed charm of Italian hospitality, Cucina Porto will serve simple and honest Italian food with an unpretentious spirit. It is theContinue reading “Cucina Porto – The Star Sydney to open new premium casual Italian eatery this November”
Stokehouse’s fish & chip kiosk Paper Fish is now open
Stokehouse’s beachfront kiosk Paper Fish is back in action after a winter in hibernation, and with restrictions easing, there will be no better spot to enjoy fish and chips on a sunny day than on the St Kilda foreshore. Offering a healthier take on traditional takeaway and championing sustainability, Paper Fish offers a simple, no-fussContinue reading “Stokehouse’s fish & chip kiosk Paper Fish is now open”
