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Modern Chinese dining, Suzie Q lights up Chapel Street with Feed me menus, cocktails and more

Modern Chinese dining, Suzie Q lights up Chapel Street with Feed me menus, cocktails and more

Sultry, striking, and sexy, Suzie Q, the exceptionally daring newcomer, boasting modern Chinese food, has boldly arrived on the gregarious end of Chapel Street. Not even a few of months in, she’s already proudly marked her territory. Rocking up for dinner, I’ve barely stepped foot in the door, and I’m already getting a boisterously fun...

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Joji Sydney – The best new rooftop bar in Sydney. Japanese menu from an award winning chef, city skyline view, comfy booths and Djs till 2am!

Joji Sydney – The best new rooftop bar in Sydney. Japanese menu from an award winning chef, city skyline view, comfy booths and Djs till 2am!

The arrival “Hey darl… Where is this place, I can’t find it?”. I imagine this is how many-an-evening could start with one or more of your dining party getting a bit lost. Earlier, I went into the wrong building, with the wrong lifts, on the wrong floor till a stranger came to my rescue. There...

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Dining at the distillery: brunch at Buckle, Artarmon

Dining at the distillery: brunch at Buckle, Artarmon

Leafy… leisurely… lovely… we’re breakfasting at Buckle, Artamon’s newest café and distillery. Set in a vast semi-outdoor industrial-esque space filled with greenery, it’s a light and relaxing venue with a great traditional Australian café menu. We chose the corn fritters which come with avocado and a zingy capsicum relish, and a bacon and egg roll...

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An urban wine tasting adventure for the not-so-innocent at Babylon in Sydney’s CBD

An urban wine tasting adventure for the not-so-innocent at Babylon in Sydney’s CBD

Yarra Valley winery Innocent Bystander is known for its unconventional and playful approach to wine, having established its Healesville cellar door as a top destination for visitors to Melbourne’s most conveniently-located vineyards.  So it was with some excitement I learned that the award-winning label is bringing its unique experiential approach to wine tasting to Sydney...

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Pan Divino launches in Surry Hills. Italian dining, a hatted chef, house made bottarga, pasta, ricotta and a mind blowing gnochhi with smoked potatoes!

Pan Divino launches in Surry Hills. Italian dining, a hatted chef, house made bottarga, pasta, ricotta and a mind blowing gnochhi with smoked potatoes!

Pan Divino opens on a busy stretch of Crown Street. We’ve met these faces before - Chef Stefano Mondonico, (ex Bondi Fish, Pialligo Estate) led QT’s Gowings winning a Hat in the SMH Good awards 2023. The mood is romantic and casual, there are groups of friends and couples chatting and drinking. White tablecloths grace tables whilst music from a gramophone era lends an air of nostalgia and elegance.

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One night only: Alex WongxReese’s Peanut Butter Cups Collab 29 October

One night only: Alex WongxReese’s Peanut Butter Cups Collab 29 October

The Hershey factory in the US state of Pennsylvania makes 25 million (MILLION!!!) Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups every single day. That’s about one per person for the whole of the Australian population. Want one? Save yourself a 20-hour flight, and don’t you dare miss out on Sydney’s most delicious ONE NIGHT ONLY pop-up, featuring a...

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Decadent dining in a cave?, Chapel Street’s Yūgen sparkle’s in this underground delight

Decadent dining in a cave?, Chapel Street’s Yūgen sparkle’s in this underground delight

Rooftops are a thing in Melbourne. So much so, they’re a bit old and tried. What’s more exciting and far less discovered, finding a gem below the earth. Yūgen pushes the culinary experience beyond mediocre to execute the extraordinary – exquisite dining  in an underground cave. I’d heard a little about the venue before I went and...

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