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Left to right - Annie Cannon-Brookes, Andrew Carbone, Andy Allen and Darren Robertson at Burradoo.

Quay chef joins Three Blue Ducks to create ‘our most elevated experience yet’

Without copying The Farm in Byron, the Ducks are transforming a Southern Highlands farmhouse in partnership with billionaire philanthropist Annie Cannon-Brookes.

  • Bianca Hrovat
The elaborate dining table.

Three-Michelin-starred American restaurant coming to Sydney with $690 menu

First came the L’Enclume residency. Now Bathers’ Pavilion will host a lauded Californian fine diner, complete with its showstopping signature floral course.

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The signature at Pizza Studio Tamaki in Tokyo.

One of Tokyo’s best pizzerias, Pizza Studio Tamaki, is opening in Sydney’s CBD

It’ll be its largest global location to date and will sell its famous five-cheese pizza sweetened with honey, plus local-inspired options.

  • Lee Tran Lam
Warm tofu noodles.
14.5/20

‘Warm hug for your stomach’: This eatery takes three days to make its tofu noodles

This Hurstville venue is one of the few places in Sydney serving the traditional and “unapologetically bold” cuisine of Myanmar.

  • Helen Yee
Iced yensoon tea, iced plum pistachio matcha, date shortbread, spinach triangle, and Biscoff baklava at Ard.

‘Things disappear quickly’: Set your alarm for bakes and bevs from this old-school charmer

This inner-west bakery is your go-to stop for drinks and an ever-changing menu of generous pastries, from sweet frosted buns to creamy, lush pistachio tiramisu.

  • Lee Tran Lam
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Wagyu lasagne with truffled manchego.

Here’s your March dining hit list, Sydney (featuring this late-night lasagne)

Catch up on all the hot, new, coming soon and just-reviewed places around town.

Com tam special combination broken rice set.
14/20

This new eatery is a go-to spot for Vietnamese families and expats seeking a taste of home

This Strathfield eatery has quickly become a destination for people seeking broken rice with crunchy pork fat “croutons”.

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The SIT team ahead of the cafe’s official opening.

Restaurant of the Year team open Marrickville cafe with pancakes and church pews

SIT is a social enterprise cafe from the creative forces behind hatted restaurants Baba’s Place and Corner 75.

  • Alexandra Carlton
Besa squeezes 65 seats into a tight space of “moody” red tones, spotted gum timber and circular booths.

Team behind Nour and Aalia to open tapas bar in Bondi (with a hatted chef in the kitchen)

Inspired by the tightly packed venues of Madrid, expect a high-energy place with DJs and “good drinking food”.

  • Scott Bolles
The summer lunch spread.

The Good Food guide to eating (and drinking) well on a Shoalhaven road trip

A dozen of the best budget-friendly places to stop for coffee, croissants and cocktails in Berry, Milton and beyond.

  • Bianca Hrovat

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