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Scott Bolles

Scott Bolles

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Scott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.Connect via email.

The Maybe Group (pictured, from left), Vince Lombardo, Martin Hudak and Stefano Catino with Public founder Jon Adgemis (far right) last year.

Team behind award-winning Maybe Sammy cocktail bar splits from heavyweight hospitality group

The end of the landmark deal follows Alpha and the Love Tilly Group parting ways with Jon Adgemis’ Public Hospitality Group.

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The Apollo in Potts Point.

Hatted Greek restaurant unveils plans for spin-off eatery in massive Cleveland St development

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.

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The 12-seat venue offers an intimate, curated experience.

This new high-end modern Korean-French restaurant could pick up where Tetsuya’s left off

Young Korean chef Jung-Su Chang brings serious cooking credentials to 12-seater Allta – plus a pricetag of $325 for 15 courses.

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A computer-generated preview of the incoming multi-million-dollar food project, backed by Doltone Hospitality Group.

Paddy’s Markets set to be transformed into a mega CBD food hub after court win

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.

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Manu Feildel with Laundy Hotel’s group executive chef Jamie Gannon.

TV chef Manu Feildel back in the restaurant game with new bistro at popular inner west pub

The 196-year-old Red Lion Hotel on Darling Street in Rozelle is the new home of the My Kitchen Rules presenter’s latest venue.

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The Sofitel Sydney Wentworth will welcome four yet-to-be-named restaurants.

Coming soon: 16 hot new Sydney restaurants still to open this year

The glitzy four-in-one venture is among the city’s most anticipated openings for the rest of 2024. Here’s the full list.

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More than 60 per cent of bookings fall between 5pm and 6pm at King Clarence.

The surprising toddler-inspired dining trend sweeping Sydney restaurants

Forget the 7.30pm dinner. Sydneysiders now prefer to eat at 6pm or even earlier, according to dining data and veteran restaurateurs.

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Chef Corey Costelloe in the kitchen at his Marrickville venture.

First look: Former Rockpool chef opens high-end bistro in Marrickville

Farm-fresh produce, vintage wine and excellent steaks take top billing at Corey Costelloe’s new Chapel Street venture in the former Stix Cafe site.

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Alpha restaurant.

Embattled Public Hospitality Group loses its Greek showpiece

Experienced operator Con Dedes is taking the reins at Sydney restaurant Alpha but the future involvement of chef George Calombaris remains unclear.

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Terry Wright in Randwick in 2010.

Pioneering Randwick butcher Terry Wright dies aged 90

Wright’s Clovelly Road shop, which opened in 1959, was a magnet for chefs and Sydney food lovers.

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