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Good times roll again at Dean's, this time with an apostrophe
Going to Deans was a byword for comfort in the wee hours of the inner-city, from 1976 to 2011. Now, it has returned, schmicker and more grown-up.
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Kylie Kwong gets personal at Lucky Kwong at South Eveleigh
Housed in a heritage locomotive workshop in the busy-by-day, quiet-by-night South Eveleigh precinct, this is essentially a market stall disguised as a cafeteria.
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Come for the museum, stay for the crumpets at Sounds Sydney
If there wasn't a museum attached to new cafe Sounds Sydney, its existence would be a small miracle of location, raw concrete and quality food.
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Cornhill Coffee Co. brings best of British to CBD
In a country defined by its loyalty to Vegemite, Andrew Carter knows it's controversial to put its UK equivalent – Marmite – on his cafe menu.
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All-day Arra has a personal touch
Come early for coffee or come later for wine, reviews Dani Valent.
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Warkop Indonesian sandwich shop is worth crossing town for
Dani Valent discovers a tiny Indonesian-inspired sandwich shop with excellent coffee in Richmond's backstreets.
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Sweet taste of Hong Kong turns into a Sydney sell-out
A Facebook post about Sugar Cubed's unusual-flavoured mochi, has turned the dessert into a must-eat item.
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Good, good, good vibrations at High Hopes Roadhouse, Bilpin
Manoo Robertson and Sean Moran of Bondi's Sean's Panaroma are serving up old-fashioned country comfort at this roadside cottage in the Blue Mountains.
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Brunswick's no-airfare trip to South America
With its evocative decor and authentic menu, Neruda's is like a portal to another continent.
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Soul Deli fills the gap with kimchi, tofu ... and schnitzel?
When we think of 'deli', we usually picture sliced meats. But rarely do we associate Asian small goods with this fine foods purveyor idea.
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