New South Wales
This cafe-shop-cellar-door space makes for a delightful stop when in town and is located next door to a gallery.
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Tasmania
Best pies for miles, with unusual fillings including wallaby and crayfish. Also makes cakes, bread and coffee.
New South Wales
Delicious cakes, outstanding coffee and light meals are available at this light-filled and airy country cafe.
Port Douglas
Local institution serving classic Aussie pies with exotic fillings such as crocodile laksa and bush kangaroo.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Steaks, pizzas and generous servings distinguish the RSL kitchen. Pokies and occasional live entertainment.
The Daintree
Try one of the 26-plus tropical, biodynamic ice-cream flavours at Floravilla's lovely little shop and cafe.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Drop in for superb homemade ice cream as well as fudge and, for the savoury lovers, biltong (dried beef).
New South Wales
This new-in-2018 modern Japanese eatery is all about share plates (all meticulously presented) and sake.
Great Ocean Road
Delicious pies, including the signature prawn and scallop ($7), and a cauliflower and cheese for vegos.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Try an award-winning Devonshire tea with homemade scones at the popular teahouse overlooking the lake.
Victoria
A fine, fragrant den of excellent Thai cooking in the heart of town, though perhaps a tad overpriced.
Waikato & the Coromandel Peninsula
Local flavours abound at this excellent weekly market held in the leafy surroundings of Victoria Sq.
Dunedin & Otago
Duck into this snug gastropub for good-value meals, a wide range of tap beers and friendly service.
Brisbane
Beach-shack style and a predictable Mex repertoire of tacos, burritos, quesadillas and margaritas.
Southern WA
Authentic, Italian-style pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven imported from Italia.
West Coast Australia
Fresh local produce, as well as sushi and self-catering platters for picnickers.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Popular bakery offering around 25 pie varieties, including kangaroo and veggie.
Gascoyne Arts, Crafts & Growers Market
West Coast Australia
This weekly market has delicious regional produce.
Melbourne
Venture down Melbourne's most picturesque laneway, lined with old red-brick buildings and potted greenery. Hidden behind a set of weathered wooden doors…
Melbourne
Melbourne's love affair with Mexican food continues apace in this downstairs restaurant wallpapered with colourful film posters. Share slow-cooked lamb…
Auckland
Catch a train from Auckland's downtown Britomart transport hub to Orakei station to explore the city's new Orakei Bay Village development. Filling a high…
Ponsonby & Karangahape Rd
Part of the Ponsonby Central complex, a stylish food precinct offering flavours from around the world, Miss Istanbul channels a backstreets-of-Beyoğlu…
Adelaide
Vili's pies are a South Australian institution. Next to its factory, west of the CBD, is this all-night diner, serving equally iconic 'pie floaters' (a…
Adelaide
Winning pub grub at this enduring/endearing local: enjoy steak sangers (sandwiches, for the uninitiated), curries, lamb-shank ragu, southern fried chicken…
Auckland
Formerly starring at markets and food-truck pop-ups around town, Tiger Burger has graduated to a hip permanent space in the city-fringe suburb of Grey…
Adelaide
This raffish shopfront in suburban Clarence Park started life solely as a coffee-roasting business, but soon transformed into a full-blown cafe. A hit…
Auckland
Texas-style barbecue comes to Auckland at this smoke-infused shrine to superb brisket, pulled pork and ribs. Rubs and sauces are prepared in-house, and…
Adelaide
Down on the corner, Perryman’s is the kind of simple, reliable, affordable bakery that all neighbourhoods should have. Baked on-site for the last 80…
Adelaide
Goodwood Rd is a long way from the backstreets of Montmartre, but Boulangerie 113 does a reasonable job of impersonating a French patisserie. Roll up for…
Adelaide
One of a new breed of quick-fire city eateries, with clever interior design (wood panelling, bicycle wheels, communal tables and artful lighting) and…
Canberra
While this cafe doesn't live up to the sophistication of the concrete pavilion in which it's housed, it's a handy spot to fuel up if hunger strikes during…
Adelaide
As the after-work brigades trudge between the East End pubs and the West End bars, sometimes they get hungry. That's where this street-food joint enters…
Adelaide
All things to all people, the democratic, unsnooty (though reasonably pricey) Wharf is big on SA seafood (Coffin Bay oysters, Kangaroo Island whiting, SA…
Adelaide
When the late-night food attack hits, duck out of the bar and into Gondola Gondola – a bright, buzzy, fishbowl diner on the corner of Peel St and Hindley…
Adelaide
This loud, fluoro-lit, bossy-staffed eatery is a culinary gem, serving cuisine styled from the Guangzhou region, such as 'BBC' (bean curd, broad beans and…
Adelaide
A skinny, lived-in, age-old Hindley St room among the strip clubs and hookah-pipe bars, serving magnificent Middle Eastern and Lebanese delights: falafels…
Adelaide
Store is a long-running combo of casual Parisian bistro and jazzy cafe. The vibe is retro-kitsch (art nouveau posters, stag horns, Tretchikoff prints),…
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