• Eat Street Northshore

    221D MacArthur Avenue, Hamilton

    A night market built from 180 recycled shipping containers on one of Brisbane's last working wharves.

  • Bar

    Paris Cat Jazz Club

    6 Goldie Place, Melbourne

    Melbourne's longest-running dedicated jazz club, down a CBD laneway, where Bob Dylan has reportedly been spotted watching a show from the back of the room.

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    Doo-Bop Bar

    101 Edward Street, Brisbane City

    A Brisbane CBD piano bar where the crowd doesn't just watch whoever's on the keys — they sing along.

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    Corner 75

    75 Frenchmans Road, Randwick

    A 40-year Randwick institution, reopened by new custodians who aren't messing with the paprika-red walls.

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    The Ruby Jazz Club

    Mead Lane, Fortitude Valley

    A speakeasy jazz club in Fortitude Valley that splits its week in two: ticketed headline shows on Fridays, free entry and rising talent on Saturdays.

  • Restaurant

    Penfolds Magill Estate

    78 Penfold Road, Rosslyn Park

    At this award winning Adelaide restaurant, enjoy dinner from the exact vineyard where Grange was invented.

  • Bar

    Before + After

    181 George Street, Brisbane City

    Brisbane's only specialty amaro bar, hidden down a laneway off George Street with no sign.

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    Officers Mess

    50 Oxlade Drive, New Farm

    An all-day riverfront diner set inside Brisbane's original World War II naval officers' club, with picnic tables running down to the water.

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    Gusto da Gianni

    Remora Road, Hamilton

    A 350-seat Italian osteria, cantina, pizzeria and formaggeria rolled into one, spread along the Brisbane River at Portside Wharf.

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    Peter's Sydney Fish Market

    1 Bridge Road, Glebe

    An institution since 1944, Peter's drawcard is watching scallops and king crab dishes flame-seared right in front of you.

  • La Favolosa

    163 Boundary Street, West End

    A West End schiacciata specialist that pairs Tuscan flatbread with a lineup of classic Italian cars parked out front on its liveliest mornings.

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    The Baker's Duck

    124 Campbell Street, Toowoomba City

    A Toowoomba bakery that started in a suburban garage and now sells out its croissants, that take multiple days to make, most mornings well before lunch.

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    Sunny Side Sandwiches

    173A Latrobe Terrace, Paddington

    A footpath-stool sandwich bar slinging Brisbane's favourite schnitty sandwich on house-baked shokupan.

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    Little Red Dumpling

    8 Charlotte Street, Brisbane City

    A hand-folded dumpling bar tucked below street level in the CBD, part of a Brisbane-grown chain that's since spread right across the southeast.

  • Cafe

    Roccos Deli

    122 Roberts Street, Yarraville

    A no-frills Yarraville deli where a production line of staff punches out more than 1,000 made-to-order sandwiches a day.

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    Milquetoast

    199 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane City

    A former CBD car garage down a laneway, turned into an award-winning wine bar with a British-leaning menu.

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    Curtains Jazz Club

    10 Phillip Street, Sydney

    A jazz club with no sign on the street — just a set of stairs and a door on the left inside Transport House.

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    The Douglas Club

    472 Bourke Street, Melbourne

    A 1930s aviation fantasy, poured into a heritage banking chamber in the middle of Melbourne's CBD.

  • Restaurant

    Cerberus Beach House

    212 Half Moon Bay, Black Rock

    In a century-old boatshed, this seafood favourite serves oysters and ocean views in equal measure.

  • Bar

    Lobby Bar

    48 James Street, Fortitude Valley

    The all-day bar of a hotel that's made the World's Top 50 list, with a rooftop garden feeding the menu below.

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