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Steak frites made with Angus rostbiff at Common Cuts, a new city grill.

Common Cuts

Where steak night is every night.

  • Emma Breheny
Grill Americano.
Good Food hat15/20

Buzzing with Italian energy, Grill Americano brings the theatre back to a night out

Does Sydney have the appetite for another CBD steakhouse? This Melbourne import, all Italian flair and big-grill energy, says yes.

  • David Matthews
James McBride (left) and Marc Gurman, who opened Gilson, are working on a new project.

The Gilson crew will open a late-night hang on Chapel Street (plus four more hot openings)

The Frog Club will spark up Melbourne, with charcoal-grilled steaks and seafood until midnight, timeless cocktails and music every night of the week.

  • Quincy Malesovas
Get a Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding at Northern Git.

Northern Git

Serving daily suet pies and traditional Sunday roasts.

  • Dani Valent
Inside the Brisbane import on Flinders Lane.
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I’m not sure who this disappointing Brisbane import is for. But it’s certainly not me

Melburnians tend to be horrible snobs about Brisbane, and this transplanted restaurant lives up to the cliche.

  • Besha Rodell
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Continental Deli crew’s new Newtown spot channels New York vibes with a cherry on top

Joe’s Tavern has opened in the former home of vegetarian venue Flora, and it’s quite the flip: out with the mushroom bolognese, in with a pig or lamb plate.

  • Callan Boys
Sinclair’s.
Good Food hat15/20

River views and big steaks: Ambitious one-hat Sinclair’s ‘ripples with value’

Book a spot at the six-seat chef’s table for an approachable menu of finely finessed dishes including wagyu sirloin and grilled LP’s pork sausage.

  • David Matthews
The chili crab toast.
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When a Perth butcher opens a restaurant next door, diners expect (and get) world-class steak

Come for flank, denver and other lesser-seen butcher’s cuts: stay for street-smart snacks, greats drinks plus other examples of how to build a destination restaurant in suburbia.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
The 30-metre bar.

Chin Chin’s owner opens Grill Americano in the CBD – ground zero for steak restaurants

It’s high stakes in Sydney’s steak scene, and now there’s a new entrant from Melbourne. Its difference? “It’s Italian first and foremost.” 

  • Sarah Norris
Steak frites (steak and fries) with peppercorn sauce.

7 Alfred

Melbourne’s first steak frites-only restaurant, by the Rockpool team.

  • Tomas Telegramma