‘Like eating tarte tatin with a straw’:Warm up with cool-weather cocktail wonders (and wines) at By The Glass
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Armadale

‘Like eating tarte tatin with a straw’:Warm up with cool-weather cocktail wonders (and wines) at By The Glass

This cosy little number in a tall glass is making me exceedingly optimistic about winter,writes Dani Valent.

  • byDani Valent

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Rue de Thanh is serving some of the most interesting and delicious Vietnamese food in Melbourne
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Fitzroy

Rue de Thanh is serving some of the most interesting and delicious Vietnamese food in Melbourne

This forward-thinking newcomer on the precarious end of Brunswick Street deserves to succeed. Let’s make it happen.

  • byBesha Rodell
‘Supernaturally crunchy spuds’:We revisit Sydney’s most beautiful open kitchen,Fred’s

‘Supernaturally crunchy spuds’:We revisit Sydney’s most beautiful open kitchen,Fred’s

Fred! What’s happening? Is the wood oven still roasting those potatoes? It’s been too long!

  • byCallan Boys
Join the Resistance at this off-Broadway burger bar (and don’t miss the off-menu fried chicken bun)
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Hawthorn

Join the Resistance at this off-Broadway burger bar (and don’t miss the off-menu fried chicken bun)

Decent burgers aren’t hard to find. But great burgers? Burgers for eating,not TikToking? They are rarer creatures.

  • byDani Valent
Pretend you’re dining in an elegant Parisian ‘passage’ at bijou Bistro Nido in Sydney’s CBD
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Sydney

Pretend you’re dining in an elegant Parisian ‘passage’ at bijou Bistro Nido in Sydney’s CBD

The hospitality group that brought you Dopa and Devon Cafe has opened a French space with a Japanese focus at Regent Place.

  • byTerry Durack
Why this jailhouse rocks:North&Common brings mod-Oz cooking to a former prison canteen
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Coburg

Why this jailhouse rocks:North&Common brings mod-Oz cooking to a former prison canteen

Can a historic prison,like an inmate,be rehabilitated? This new Coburg restaurant is a strong argument in favour of the idea.

  • byMichael Harden
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The verdict on Chadstone’s shiny new 600-seat restaurant Cityfields
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Chadstone

The verdict on Chadstone’s shiny new 600-seat restaurant Cityfields

Given the immensity of the room and the vastness of the menu,the creativity and quality on display are downright impressive.

  • byBesha Rodell
‘Seriously,all the bready things here are so good’:You’ll break bread (but not the bank) at generous Yakamoz

‘Seriously,all the bready things here are so good’:You’ll break bread (but not the bank) at generous Yakamoz

Puffy bread,served hot from the wood oven,is worth the entirely affordable price of admission at this family-run Turkish restaurant.

  • byBesha Rodell
Pretend you’re on an Italian summer holiday at Coogee hotspot Louie
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Coogee

Pretend you’re on an Italian summer holiday at Coogee hotspot Louie

Kick back and relax with Italian snacks,fresh pasta and Splice gin fizzes at this big and buzzy beachside neighbourhood favourite.

  • byTerry Durack
Does smoky,mod-Asian Sydney-transplant Yan work in South Yarra?

Does smoky,mod-Asian Sydney-transplant Yan work in South Yarra?

Despite our extreme wealth when it comes to all kinds of Asian cooking in Melbourne,Yan offers something different.

  • byBesha Rodell
‘This pizza makes me stupidly happy’:Braci’s Killa Beez creates a buzz in North Willoughby

‘This pizza makes me stupidly happy’:Braci’s Killa Beez creates a buzz in North Willoughby

Moving forward,any debate about Sydney’s best pizza must include this “perfect” spicy-sweet combo.

  • byCallan Boys