Pressé of Lamb shoulder with sweetbreads,rosemary,alliums and jus.
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The low-key James Street restaurant that deserves your attention

It’s maybe not as glamorous as its neighbours,but a chef with NYC Michelin pedigree and a master sommelier help make this a heritage-listed spot a must-visit.

  • Matt Shea

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