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Sarah Norris

Sarah Norris

Head of Good Food

Sarah is Head of Good Food and a former national editor at Broadsheet.

It doesn't get much better than this, the ones from Frank's Deli.

We’ve crowned Sydney’s best steak frites sandwich, plus eight more chip sangas to try

It might be hard to smoosh the ingredients together so you can pick it up, but its superb chips-to-meat-and-sauce ratio makes our number one unmissable.

  • Erina Starkey, Isabel Cant and Sarah Norris
The moodily-lit Natural Wine Shop & Bar.

Natural Wine Shop and Bar

Find coffees by day and wine by night at this two-in-one bar.

  • Sarah Norris
 Saint Maries pizzeria and wine bar.

Saint Maries

The spot for puffy-crusted pizzas topped with quality ingredients.

  • Sarah Norris
Trouble San overlooks the Brunswick River.

Trouble San

Sashimi and skewers across from the Brunswick River.

  • Sarah Norris
The outdoor seating at Old Maids.

Old Maids

A local favourite for Hawaiian burgers and brekkie rolls.

  • Sarah Norris
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Hotel Brunswick is a 20-minute drive north of Byron Bay.

Brunswick Hotel

A riverfront pub with a sprawling beer garden.

  • Sarah Norris
Luna Wine Store in Byron Bay.

Luna Wine Store

A Byron bottle-o selling natural, organic and biodynamic wines.

  • Sarah Norris
Hot oysters are available in kilpatrick, mornay, baked miso, rockefeller, garlic butter crumb.

Byron Bay Oyster Bar and Seafood Restaurant

Oysters are a big deal here, served straight-up or with a choice of 9 dressings.

  • Sarah Norris
Afishonado’s lobster roll and prawn roll.

The lobster roll is great, but the prawn roll is magnificent at this new seafood shop

The owner supplies fish to top restaurants like Margaret and is now making fancy sandwiches that tap into nostalgia and use the Rolls-Royce of buns.

  • Sarah Norris
You haven’t lived until you’ve eaten Tommy Panini’s spicy vodka chicken cotoletta panuozzo.

You haven’t lived until you’ve eaten this spicy vodka chicken cotoletta panuozzo

Made on wood-fired pizza dough, this glorious sandwich is saucy and with a chicken schnitzel that’s topped with blow-torched cheese that melts over the chook like a bad-fitting suit.

  • Sarah Norris