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Fine dining meets fusion at this ‘slightly otherworldly’ Circular Quay showpiece

Former Aria chef Daeun Kang’s fusion of French and Japanese cooking plays out on every plate at the luxurious Oborozuki.

  • Terry Durack
Brian and Sabrina Dias, the proud proprietors of Baked at Bina’s.

The suburban bakery pulling in customers from Melbourne, Perth and even further for a taste of home

Treats abound at Baked at Bina’s in Earlwood: fried, sugar-dusted Portuguese doughnuts, just-baked custard tarts and soft-centred Brazilian rolls.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Ribelle chef-owner Dale Mann with a mustard tarragon chicken pie pizza from Ribelle, Freshwater.

Move over, New York, Napoli and Detroit-style pizza. It’s time to try the Sydney

Never mind the New York slice, a fresh batch of Sydney pizza-makers is offering a taste of something different.

  • Bianca Hrovat

Your July hit list: The hot, new and just-reviewed places to check out, right now

A bargain $35 vegan omakase experience, Mona Vale’s new ‘Boathouse meets country club’ and a former Rockpool chef’s new high-end bistro in Marrickville.

Pro tip: Check the Port Authority cruise-ship calendar before booking, so your view is unobstructed.
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With a near-perfect score of 19/20, this is now Australia’s top-rated restaurant

There are few overblown adjectives that haven’t been used for Quay under Peter Gilmore’s tenure, writes Callan Boys.

  • Callan Boys
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Caterpillar Club’s long (very long) bar rarely has a free seat.

Our eight favourite new Sydney restaurants and bars of the year (so far)

Despite a harder economic climate for hospitality operators than usual, plenty of bars, restaurants and cafes are still pumping in the city.

  • Callan Boys
Unlimited wine and beer accompany Lilymu’s sharing lunch menu.

From tacos and margs to steaming hot mussels: 15 of Sydney’s best bottomless dining deals

From addictive Mexican flavours to supercharged Malaysian comfort food, these dining deals offer excellent value with all-inclusive free-flowing drinks.

  • Isabel Cant
Palisa Anderson at the Good Food Hospitality Symposium.

Restaurants are struggling to keep their young staff. So, what needs to change?

Panellists at the Good Food Hospitality Symposium in Sydney tackled staffing concerns, and revealed the three key tips to attracting and keeping great people.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Tacos Tacos Tacos in Potts Point.

Find $8 Guadalajara-style tacos at this standing-room taqueria in a laneway

Introducing the latest “fast, fun” venture from the team behind neighbouring Potts Point wine bar Caravin.

  • Bianca Hrovat
More than 60 per cent of bookings fall between 5pm and 6pm at King Clarence.

The surprising toddler-inspired dining trend sweeping Sydney restaurants

Forget the 7.30pm dinner. Sydneysiders now prefer to eat at 6pm or even earlier, according to dining data and veteran restaurateurs.

  • Scott Bolles

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