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The first Melbourne store will serve mostly fan favourites.

US chain Wendy’s is finally bringing its square burgers to Melbourne

After years of speculation, the first permanent Victorian location is confirmed. Near a major road in Melbourne, it will feature an Australian-only item and a drive-through with a human touch.

  • Quincy Malesovas
New York-style pepperoni pizza at Sunnyside Sliced in Docklands.

A cult favourite pizzeria opens a second slice shop – somewhere very unexpected

Sunnyside Sliced brings its supersized New York-style pizzas to an “under-serviced” area on the city’s edge.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Retro Roast at Eat at DJ's.

The glory is gone: Good Food’s verdict on the new David Jones food hall

It was once considered “Aladdin’s cave for gourmets”, but times have changed. There’s now a $21 smoothie apparently inspired by LA grocer Erewhon, bare shelves and Vili’s pies.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Nico's sandwich vending machine Night Shift.

You’ve never had a post-pub feed like this. Meet Fitzroy’s futuristic new late-night snack stop

Open until 11pm, the Night Shift pop-up by Nico’s sandwich deli is quick, affordable and decent. Plus, five other spots for late-night sandwiches.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Home made lasagne at Betto Deli in Newtown.

The Italian restaurants serving hand-made pasta, gnocchi and more for under $30

Good Food’s guide includes free wine, $3 wine, a free tasting menu for first-time visitors and a hefty challenge for carbonara fans.

  • Bianca Hrovat
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Which wines cut through the oiliness of takeaway fish and chips?

Three wines that work well with fish ‘n’ chips (featuring a ‘rare value’ pinot noir)

Beer cuts through the oiliness, but these fresh and light wine styles also do the job.

  • Huon Hooke
Fannys Sannys, a new sandwich shop in Prahran, uses green goddess in its fish sandwich.

Forget the Filet-O-Fish: 10 great Melbourne fish burgers and sangas to try

Get your seafood fix, between bread. Head to a just-opened Preston Market stall, a hatted restaurant’s seaside kiosk, or a food truck off the beaten track.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Bartender Hugh MacMaster with the fish burger at The Bat & Ball Hotel in Redfern.

Simple, nostalgic, and Easter-ready: 15 of Sydney’s best fish burgers

No meat? No problem. Eat one by a three-hated chef, a pub bestseller, a Sizzle O Fish and a spicy take on Nashville’s famous sandwich.

  • Bianca Hrovat
The Friend in Hand's spice bag.

Where to get your spice bag fix in Sydney this St Patrick’s Day

Kickstart your festivities with this addictive late-night Irish dish born out of Chinese takeaway shops. It might be beige, but there’s chips, fried chicken and “curry sauce”.

  • Isabel Cant
Chipflation is on the rise.

Cheap as chips? Not in Australia, where a side of fries costs up to $20

How chipflation has made the nation’s most-ordered dish more expensive, from McDonald’s to fine dining.

  • Bianca Hrovat