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Schnitzels are in and souffle is out as the cost-of-living crisis bites and diners seek more affordable, flexible dining options<br>

The Carlton corner hotel pushes to be better than we would reasonably expect, without succumbing to pretension or losing its casual, welcoming-to-all essence.

Carlton Chinese restaurant Super Ling is closing in May Dani Valent Photo: Kristoffer Paulsen It wont just be the leaves falling this autumn. Super Ling in Carlton announced today that it will close on May 1 after two-and-a-half years serving playful Chinese food in a casual diner setting. Owner Iain Ling is sure that his restaurant will be one of many to call time over the coming months. April sees the end of JobKeeper, rent abatement and insolvency protections. Combine that with tricky marke...

Melbournes best food moments and movements of 2020 Gemima Cody Photo: Kristoffer Paulsen Whoever wrote the script for this endlessly unpredictable year is hopefully now taking a well-deserved break, leaving us to reflect on the year that was. And heres the thing. It was rocky and devastating for the hospitality industry. But  it was unquestionably one of the most innovative and delicious years on record. If I told you last year that Everleigh bartenders would be dropping their cocktails at y...

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