Long lunch
- Review
- Sydney
Forget pineapple: a’Mare’s new pizzeria is pushing delicious into unorthodox territory
Renowned Italian chef-restaurateur Alessandro Pavoni’s new venture offers a few divisive manoeuvres for adventurous diners.
- Myffy Rigby
- Review
- Leichhardt
The incredible, gravity-defying pizza putting Sydney’s Little Italy back on the map
It’s so tricky to make this pizza that you’ll rarely find it in restaurants, but this Naples-born chef is nailing it.
- Erina Starkey
- Review
- Sydney
The Charles’ new Italian subterranean supper club is the place to split a spaghetti
Yes, it’s another Italian restaurant, but this basement restaurant is drawing the Gen Z crowds with its Rat Pack “swagger” and ramped-up theatre.
- David Matthews
- Review
- Darlinghurst
Is onigiri the new sushi roll? Sandoitchi’s stylish spin-off is doing a next-level version
The triangle-shaped, nori-wrapped rice ball was one of Japan’s earliest portable snacks. Here, they’re made to order using rice cooked throughout the day, and served alongside a full drinks menu.
- Helen Yee
- Review
- Darlinghurst
Wine bar downstairs, restaurant up, this spot from gun sommeliers is revitalising Stanley St
Owners Harry Hunter and Bridget Raffal bring experience from three-hatted Sixpenny, Where’s Nick and Bentley to their new labour of love, which feels a little like the caves à vin of Paris.
- David Matthews
- Review
- Surry Hills
Mishy’s is like a big-hearted dinner party. So why aren’t more people talking about it?
With hand-selected market fare, $600 worth of crystals and a menu reminiscent of Three Blue Ducks, this beautiful, sunlit restaurant has a bright creativity and personality all its own.
- Bianca Hrovat
- Review
- Terrigal
Terrigal Pavilion
A multi-level venue with a Mediterranean restaurant, pub-style eatery and general store.
- Mike Bennie
- Review
- Collingwood
This all-day wine bar and its handwritten little black book has our reviewer hooked
Lunch, dinner or snacks and drinks at Bar Local Drop can stretch happily from “a quick one” to “one more” to “we might as well”...
- Dani Valent
- Review
- 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