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In honour of the versatile waffle and its very own dedicated day, Deliveroo has collaborated with restaurants across the country to bring Aussies a limited-edition range of waffles.
1/1 WHEN Hashtag Burgers opened its doors for takeaway and delivery services earlier this year, the restaurant’s ambitious owners had no idea whether their business venture would be successful. With their burgers, as well as signature waffles and milkshakes seemingly flying off the shelves, I decided I had to go and try them out for myself. The Bridge Street burger bar’s co-founder Raza Karmat says that his vision is to deliver ‘restaurant quality food for a takeaway price’. He said: “We’re starting off small, but we have plans to eventually become a large franchise. “We want to open up stores all over the country.”
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Advertisement A Sydney burger chain that dubbed itself "Down N' Out" in a nod to US fast-food giant In-N-Out Burger has lost a legal bid to flip a court decision that forced it to stop using the name and hand over its signs and promotional materials. In February this year, Federal Court Justice Anna Katzmann ruled In-N-Out had proved its case of trademark infringement, passing-off and misleading or deceptive conduct against the Sydney-based company Hashtag Burgers, in a fast food feud examining "the line between inspiration and appropriation". Food fight: In-N-Out sued Down N' Out in the Federal Court. Credit:Janie Barrett, Supplied