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Kate Reid from Lune Croissant trained in Paris and returns often.

From Paris with love: Five foodie Francophiles share their dining, bakery and fromagerie favourites

How to skip the queue for Instagrammable pastries, taste the world’s best bread, and eat at the restaurant that fed Brad Pitt. Plus the Australian restaurants that offer a Paris match.

  • Nina Rousseau
Duck a l’orange, the slices of rosy pink breast lapped by an orange scented glaze.
16.5/20

This two-hatted wine bar has had a French makeover — but does it have that je ne sais quoi?

Remember the days of silver service, candlelight and duck a l’orange? Well, they’re back, and we’re here for it.

  • Terry Durack
A computer generated image of the hawkers stall at Paddy’s Markets.

Team behind Paddy’s Markets revamp vows project won’t be just another food court

The developers of the Haymarket precinct insist the venture will ‘cater for everyone’, as construction begins on 47 new food outlets.

  • Scott Bolles
The humble hot dog is reinvented at the Paris OlympicVillage as a meat-free “not-dog” with onions and pickled cabbage, slathered in honey-mustard sauce. 

‘Not-dogs’ and beefless bourguignon on the menu for athletes in Paris Olympic Village

As host of this year’s summer Olympic Games, Paris is going gung-ho vego and putting sustainability on the global stage.

  • Nina Rousseau
A customer enjoying the $2 espresso that’s available at Genovese Coffee House’s espresso bar.

Is it still possible to find a cheap coffee? Yes, if you know where (and when) to look

Smart cafe operators are offering happy hours, discounts or other deals. And in some cases it doesn’t matter which milk you drink.

  • Emma Breheny
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Beau Bar was praised for its moody design and innovative wine wall.

Nomad’s cooler younger Surry Hills sibling is closing after just 18 months

Ongoing difficulties in trading conditions have contributed to the much-hyped restaurant permanently shutting its doors.

  • Scott Bolles
Brunch might be house-made soda bread topped with cured salmon and fennel remoulade, or mushrooms and whipped buffalo ricotta; or beneath a fluffy scramble. 

Batch brew on tap, fluffy eggs: This may be the city coffee and brunch spot we’ve been waiting for

The coffee-roasting favourite opens its seventh location on Melbourne’s premier dining strip. And yes, it’s open on weekends, too.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Dry-aged Dandaragan beef sirloin with green pepper and brandy sauce.
14.5/20

Indian-Mexican tacos, chips cooked in beef fat and fire for everything: This East Perth brewpub gets it right

Welcome to the grill metaverse. Just look for the neon sign.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Delivery service DoorDash have begun drone deliveries from the roof of Eastland shopping centre in Ringwood.

A drone delivered my latte, and it was not what I expected

Restaurant reviewer Dani Valent road tests DoorDash’s new delivery service, ordering three items: a hot coffee, a frozen juice and a toastie.

  • Dani Valent
Tasmanian produce-focused restaurant Pure South celebrates two decades in business this year.
15/20

This 20-year-old restaurant showcases Tassie, but its riverside setting is pure Melbourne

Pure South has matured into a great Melbourne restaurant: committed, consistent, creative and, in the right light, prone to making a person emotional.

  • Dani Valent

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