The Public House in Richmond is on Church street, just down from the corner of Swan street.

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My flight from Sydney to Los Angeles was on a Qantas A380, and after spending time in the lounge, I headed down to the gate, ready to board.

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If you have ever been to Daylesford you will know that it is a bit of a mecca for groups of woman on their girls’ weekend aways.

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I would describe Yellow Bird on Chapel street as a cross between a cafe and a diner, with a bit of Mexican tossed in as well.

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Located 15 minutes south of Launceston, the Josef Chromy winery and cellar door has come a long way since it first opened.

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The French Laundry, Thomas Keller’s Yountville restaurant in California, probably does not need much introduction to anyone remotely interested in food.

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After successfully running many restaurants in Tasmania, Terry Fidler latest venture is the Brisbane Street Bistro in Launceston.

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Dunyazad is a large Lebanese restaurant in Balwyn North, on the corner of Doncaster road and Trentwood Avenue.

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This posts is a wrap up of breakfasts I have enjoyed in the last few months.

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Shoya is a multi-level Japanese retaurant on Market Lane, next door to Flower Drum and across from HuTong.

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How last minute have you ever booked a hotel? A week? A day? A few hours?

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Mr Hive Kitchen & Bar is part of the Crown Metropol complex and occupies the space vacated by Gordon Ramsey’s Maze.

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Virginia Plain is another newcomer to what some would say is Melbourne’s most popular restaurant strip, Flinder’s Lane.

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After a great day in Sydney I headed of to dinner to catch up with my friend Bella at Restaurant Arras.

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