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3 weeks ago |
sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato
Dining alone is a foreign concept to me. Okay, maybe not entirely foreign. I’ve sat in cafes, delicately balancing my morning bagel on one half of the table and laptop on the other, headphones on, deeply engrossed in work. Some would call that solo dining, but to me? That’s strictly business. Intentionally eating alone at a fancy restaurant has never sparked any sort of enthusiasm in me.
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3 weeks ago |
sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato |Kelsey Harrington
If Melbourne knows one thing, it’s bakeries — and when it comes to European-style pastries, this city is next-level. Wherever you turn, you’ll find an aromatic bakery doorway beckoning you inside with promises of flaky croissants, buttery brioche, and delicate cakes that transport you straight to the streets of Paris, Naples, or Warsaw. While we may not be jetting off to Europe this year, Melbourne’s finest patisseries bring the continent’s most iconic flavours right to your doorstep.
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1 month ago |
sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato
Sighhhh. It’s that time of year again. When your feed is suddenly flooded with snaps of turquoise waters, golden pastries, and effortlessly chic fits against whitewashed buildings and bougainvillea-draped streets. If you’re anything like us, the Euro summer FOMO is real. But look on the bright side: Melbourne’s brimming with chic and cosy Greek restaurants, cafes, bars and boutiques that offer a slice of island life — no passport required.
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1 month ago |
sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato
Australia is a land of breathtaking natural contrasts. With our Red Centre and sparse outback fanning out from the middle of our country like a sun, tropical rainforests fringe the edges with lush, emerald canopies teeming with life, creating a vibrant contrast between arid heartland and coastal abundance.
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2 months ago |
sitchu.com.au | Kelsey Harrington |Alyssa Forato
As the final month of autumn graces Melbourne, the city wears its golden hues with a soft, lingering charm. The crisp air and amber leaves set the perfect stage for long afternoons sipping wine in cosy courtyards, evening strolls through art-filled laneways, and a season brimming with live music, cultural festivals, dining experiences, and theatre performances.
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Cameron Best
Video Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
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Peter Rolfe
Development Reporter at The Herald Sun
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Roslyn Grundy
Co-Editor, Good Food Guide and Deputy Print Editor at Good Food
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