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Newtown craft beer icon Young Henrys announces next chapter after 15 years (opens the original)
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Young Henrys, a pioneer of the independent craft brewing scene in Sydney’s inner west, has announced plans to relocate from its iconic Newtown site after nearly 15 years. The brewery and tasting bar on Wilford Street evolved from a sparse warehouse to a colourful, physical expression of the people and the brand: brick walls plastered with art, merch and memorabilia; the oversized “beer” sign emerging from a cardboard rainbow, dressed in fairy lights. Young Henrys is taking over the 155-seat King
Learn from ‘extraordinary figures in Australian food’ at Powerhouse Parramatta launch (opens the original)
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Josh Niland, Maggie Beer and Stephanie Alexander are among the celebrated chefs and food personalities scheduled to appear at Powerhouse Parramatta during its 23-day opening festival, commencing November 7. Food will play a central role at the $915 million western Sydney institution, which will kick off its first in-house food program with a series of cooking demonstrations, dinners and discussions ranging from $15 to $50 a ticket. “The opening festival feels deeply aligned with what Powerhouse
Celebrity florist, comeback kiddo and Paddo sensation: The verdict on three new cafes (opens the original)
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Chances are, you’re already familiar with Bryce Heyworth’s work. Search “Sydney florist” on Instagram, and he’s usually one of the first options to appear – moving in time to a trending rap song as he drops outlandishly beautiful bouquets into vases at September Studio in Darlinghurst. Heyworth opened his debut cafe in April. It’s next door, in a small space hemmed by glass, well suited to waking up with a batch brew, a book, and a view of the morning flower delivery. The adjoining courtyard rec
It takes a lot to perfect a Portuguese tart. These Sydney bakeries are doing the work (opens the original)
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The first time Turramurra bakery Flour Shop tried to put Portuguese tarts (also known as pastel de nata) on the menu, it led to heartbreak. The egg custard pastries demanded perfection, says pastry chef and co-owner Anu Haran. Unlike other baked goods, just one momentary lapse in attention, during any one of the 12 steps required, could lead to disaster – tarts that fell apart, stuck to their tins, or overflowed with burnished custard. “There was a time we stopped making them because it was incr
Lunch sorted: 14 must-try Sydney sandwich specialists (opens the original)
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It has been two years since Good Food launched Sandwich Watch, a column chronicling Sydney’s love affair with things-between-bread. It’s covered everything from Indonesian toasties at Ada’s Affair, to lobster rolls at Afishonado, yet there’s appetite for more. Harvey’s Hot Sandwiches is due to open on Pitt Street with a $3.5 million fit-out in November, demonstrating just how big the sandwich business has become. Good Food’s 100 Essential Cafe and Bakeries Guide included a number of venues speci
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