Osteria il Coccia exclusively uses fire and coals, but unlike Firedoor, it happily accepts walk-ins and a $49 pork cutlet is big enough to share.
A mix of local grittiness, fine-dining refinement and sizzle, Corey Costelloe’s 20 Chapel is hard to categorise, easy to like, and feels right for its time.
The celebrity chef will step aside as a new operator takes the reins at Alpha while Peter Conistis opens his mammoth waterfront venture at Brighton-le-Sands.
The end of the landmark deal follows Alpha and the Love Tilly Group parting ways with Jon Adgemis’ Public Hospitality Group.
Experience a popular Alpine winter tradition in the most unlikely Sydney location at Raclette Igloo.
Sydney’s love affair with Greek food continues, with the launch of Peter Conistis’ new waterfront restaurant and The Apollo revealing details about its forthcoming Olympus venue in Surry Hills.
One of Sydney’s tiniest restaurants, Kisuke delivers a larger-than-life omakase experience.
Young Korean chef Jung-Su Chang brings serious cooking credentials to 12-seater Allta – plus a pricetag of $325 for 15 courses.
A landmark court ruling will force bric-a-brac traders to make way for an influx of new food operators set to open in the historic Haymarket precinct.
La Disfida’s warm-lit dining room and wood-fired winter cooking has serious pulling power.