Architecture, dumplings, Unesco World Heritage sites and happy hours – all of it (and
more) is yours to explore as the open day welcomes you to the city’s rarely seen places and spaces.
Solotel – the group behind Aria, The Abercrombie and Opera Bar – has expanded its stable with a trio of very recently revamped spots: The Norfolk, Oxford House and the Camelia Grove Hotel.
The esteemed pastry chef will launch Euca, a gelateria, in October. Flavours range from Davidson’s plum with dark chocolate to strawberry gum sorbet. Plus, a hero eucalyptus scoop.
Sydney’s Greek revival is so strong, a Newtown spot upsized just six months after opening. Plus, Cronulla scores Homer Rogue Taverna, a beachfront Bondi restaurant turns Greek and more.
Neil Perry’s latest Double Bay project is an Italian dining room – and it’s opening just in time for Dine Out. Come for a special family-style feast, and hear Perry in conversation with Broadsheet’s editorial director Katya Wachtel.
Monday to Sunday, this is where and what our editor’s eating at the debut dining festival. Think lunchtime burek at Bills, dinner in a pop-up Creole tavern and more.
The Stanmore bakery’s specials are always a hit – and this chic custard-filled pastry will be no different. Available exclusively during Broadsheet’s Dine Out festival.
The chef's taking the lobby bar and all-day winner Loam to new heights with a honeycomb hotcake in the morning and citrusy Wagyu frites and $12 Martinis at night.