The rise of the tiny restaurant
As many restaurants consolidate or die, a charming trend is emerging: eateries that serve only four, six, eight people at a time.
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As many restaurants consolidate or die, a charming trend is emerging: eateries that serve only four, six, eight people at a time.
As many restaurants consolidate or die, a charming trend is emerging: eateries that serve only four, six, eight people at a time.
As many restaurants consolidate or die, a charming trend is emerging: eateries that serve only four, six, eight people at a time.
As many restaurants consolidate or die, a charming trend is emerging: eateries that serve only four, six, eight people at a time.
Chef Patrick Dang describes his new 25-seat Le Salle Dining by Bar Chaplin in Surry Hills as “somewhere between a wine bar and a restaurant”.