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Frankie & Mo’s

Erina Starkey

Frankie & Mo serve natural wines and snacks.
1 / 6Frankie & Mo serve natural wines and snacks.Supplied
Frankie & Mo’s is owned by a wine-making family.
2 / 6Frankie & Mo’s is owned by a wine-making family. Supplied
A chef residency program keeps the menu fresh.
3 / 6A chef residency program keeps the menu fresh. Supplied
The all-natural selection of wine at Frankie & Mo’s.
4 / 6The all-natural selection of wine at Frankie & Mo’s.Phillip Sage
The menu showcases organic produce and ethically farmed meats.
5 / 6The menu showcases organic produce and ethically farmed meats.Supplied
Winemaker and co-owner Bob Colman.
6 / 6Winemaker and co-owner Bob Colman.Supplied

Frankie & Mo’s

Contemporary$$

A natural wine bar and bottle shop that only sells organic and biodynamic drops.

Winemaking family The Colmans (Adele, Bob, Tom and Jess) are very strict about the wines they sell at their Blackheath bar and bottle shop. Everything must be organic, biodynamic, naturally fermented, hand-harvested and completely unfiltered and unfined. The range includes their own label, Frankly, This Wine Was Made By Bob, made from grapes locally grown in the Kanimbla Valley. Pick a bottle from the shelves and match it with something snacky.

A chef residency program keeps the menu fresh. The kitchen is currently led by Leila Khazma and Aysha Abulhawa, who are serving Lebanese and Egyptian dishes such as semolina-fried sardines and goat’s milk yoghurt panna cotta.

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Erina StarkeyErina StarkeyErina is the Good Food App Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Previously, Erina held a number of editing roles at delicious.com.au and writing roles at Broadsheet and Concrete Playground.

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