Vegan-friendly
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- Robertson
Moonacres Kitchen
A spacious cafe-restaurant built on produce from nearby Moonacres Farm.
- Callan Boys
- Review
- Canley Vale
Try Vietnam’s viral coffee at this new Sydney restaurant opened by a Mad Max stuntman
Michael Tang was repeatedly blown up in Furiosa, but now torches his popular beverage until brulee-like.
- Lee Tran Lam
- Review
- Box Hill North
‘I can imagine expats weeping over it’: This new eatery spotlights Burmese comfort food
Ka Gyi owner-chef Aung Kyaw took a leap of faith opening a restaurant in Box Hill serving a little-known cuisine with a Melbourne twist, from salmon risotto to tofu noodles.
- Dani Valent
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- Beaumaris
‘Outstanding value’: A two-course dinner and a show (with a bit of skin on show) for $69
Le Bar Supper Club brings theatrical drinks and burlesque nights to a bayside suburb better known for its golf.
- Dani Valent
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- Glebe
Efendy chef’s new Sydney Fish Market venue is a winner for seafood lunches on the water
Stunning views, chardonnay by the glass and a smart Mediterranean menu is the winning trifecta at Turkish chef Somer Sivrioglu’s latest Sydney venture.
- Callan Boys
- Review
- Stanmore
‘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
- Review
- Camperdown
‘Heart-thumpingly good food’: This corner spot puts creativity back into cafe fare
Forget the big breakfast or bacon and egg roll. Cafe Baby Finger ditches cookie-cutter menu items in favour of eggplant curry and chicken pot pie.
- Lenny Ann Low
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- Barangaroo
‘High-definition flavour’: Bentley Group’s new venue proves Med-cooking reigns supreme
It’s high-voltage Mediterranean snacking and staff who never miss a beat at the latest two-hatter by the team behind the Good Food Guide’s New Restaurant of the Year.
- Myffy Rigby
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- Haymarket
I went to the new Sydney version of the Eat Pray Love pizzeria and got hit by a bin
At $18 for a standard margherita, the new L’Antica Pizzeria Da Michele offers ripper value. But does the quality and service match the hype?
- Callan Boys