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Why Albany Rock Oysters are the "best of both worlds" - hospitality | Magazine (opens the original)
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While the Rock Oyster maintains dominance on the east coast of Australia (alongside the increasingly prolific Pacific Oyster), patrons at Felons Seafood in Manly may spot a Western Australian mollusc gracing the menu at certain times of the year.That product – the Albany Rock Oyster – is grown on the Great Southern region of WA’s coast. “At our venue, we try to use everything that is premium and sustainable,” explains Felons Seafood Head Chef Luke Bourke. “We tasted, I think, over 12 oysters fro
Melbourne's Society takes top title at Australia's Wine List of the Year Awards - hospitality | Magazine (opens the original)
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Melbourne’s Society has taken out Australia’s Wine List of the Year and been awarded several other titles at the 2026 awards. The top honour was announced at an awards ceremony in Sydney earlier this week. The venue, which is operated by Lucas Group, also picked up Australia’s Best Capital City Dining Wine List, Best Wine List Victoria, and Australia’s Best List of Wines by the Glass. It was also a finalist in another three categories, and its Head Sommeliers Loïc Avril and Yuki Hirose MS, along
How a Nestlé Golden Chef’s Hat finalist made sustainability a priority - hospitality | Magazine (opens the original)
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At 22 years old, Spirit House Chef Ashton Teed is clear about why sustainability is at the forefront of his mind when he is in the kitchen. “It helps reduce waste, manage food costs and avoid having extra produce sitting around that might end up being thrown away,” Teed tells Hospitality. “Often, venues can be sustainable in very simple ways. Sustainability isn’t just about putting scraps into stocks and sauces, you can make really creative things.” Teed didn’t set out to be a chef, and started
Sydney Brewery relaunches in Surry Hills with new look - hospitality | Magazine (opens the original)
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Sydney Brewery Surry Hills will relaunch its microbrewery, bar, and bistro this week when it unveils a new design alongside a refreshed drinks and food menu. To celebrate the launch on Friday 2 October, a new Hoppy Golden pale ale will debut at the venue. The brewery, which is attached to Rydges Sydney Central, launched eight years ago as a hub for craft beer lovers. The new menu centres around refined Australian pub favourites, alongside share-style plates. Highlights include Sydney Rock Oyster
Southeast Asian restaurant Bobby Chans to open in Martin Place - hospitality | Magazine (opens the original)
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Bobby Chans will open in Martin Place this October, bringing Southeast Asian flavours and beach-club energy to central Sydney. The 120-seat venue from Tilley and Wills Hotels forms part of the new Cabana Precinct and has been designed as an “escape from the corporate hustle”. The menu, led by Executive Chef Brad Sloane, is inspired by cultures spanning Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore. Guests can expect a share-style menu with highlights including Skull Island prawn dumplings with cris
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