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You’d be forgiven for thinking humans had just discovered fire, with the plethora of restaurants serving coal-cooked or flame-licked food these days.
Buncombe County is working with community organizations and public service providers to hand out free COVID-19 test kits and masks.
Kent Rd, Rose Bay 5:20pm to 10:00pm The full list of venues of concern is available on the NSW Health website at https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates. People are urged to check the website regularly for updates. NSW Health is asking everyone to be especially vigilant in monitoring for symptoms, and if they appear get tested and isolate immediately until a negative result is received. In relation to hospitality venues, the Public Health Order requires masks to be worn by customer facing staff. Patrons will not have to wear a mask unless they are in a gaming area.
Woodcut has it all. A rock-star location by the water at Barangaroo, with a broad, shady terrace. A star chef with a formidable CV in former Bridge Room owner/chef Ross Lusted. Brick chicken, fragrant lime, barberries. Photo: Edwina Pickles Multiple open kitchens, ringed with seats that put you right on the coalface. It even has controversy, with its casino landlord, Crown Sydney, about to hear the findings of the NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority's inquiry. And yet when you walk in – masked, sanitised, and QR-coded – all that melts away. You're in a world wreathed in co...
Sydney's best new openings of 2020, and what's coming soon Scott Bolles Photo: Edwina Pickles For a city as obsessed with new restaurants as Sydney, 2020 was an understandably frustrating year for both operators and hungry diners. The pandemic might have slowed the roll-out of new venues, but even it didn't put a full-stop on Sydney's opening action. In a year when the word "pivot" entered our orbit, restaurant operators still found a way. They swung open their doors as takeaway temples, and when the restrictions lifted, the reopening became the new opening. We tip our toque to some of Sydney...