Jamie Oliver “hoovered” up this lasagne during his Australian visit. Now Sydneysiders get a chance to try it.
Citing the toughest trading conditions they’ve experienced, Sydney hospitality veterans Rebecca Lines and Hamish Ingham have closed two eateries.
After attempting to relocate his famous venue from its Kent Street base, chef Tetsuya Wakuda has made the “very difficult decision” to call time.
With a new metro station and a flush of new venues set to open in the coming months, diners will be flocking to the historic city strip.
Upmarket Double Bay restaurant Lotus is ditching dine-in and will switch to takeaway-only service.
The a’Mare and Ormeggio at The Spit chef is planning a number of “rias” (outlets) under the one roof.
Forget flowers and chocolates. Go for brunch with alpacas, a food tour at a local market, or a box of sweet treats by some of the city’s best bakers.
The New Zealand-owned restaurant group likely traded while insolvent, according to a new report.
In an effort to keep customers spending, restaurants are dropping their prices. From $10 dry-aged burgers and cocktails, to pasta and wine for $30, here are some deals worth seeking out.
World-renowned seafood chef to lift the bar on luxury and interactive dining even higher at his new flagship opening in July.