FOOD & DRINK
Fourth Village Providore, the beloved Italian food destination in Mosman, has launched a Panini Bar and Café.
The fun is back in North Sydney with the opening of Miji Bar & Grill, a Japanese Izakaya specialising in grilled seafood and serve yourself sake.
Following a sold-out residency in 2023, Simon Rogan’s three-Michelin star restaurant, L’Enclume, is returning to Bathers Pavilion later this year.
Local foodies – take note! OOSHMAN, formerly known as Manoosh Pizzeria, will celebrate World Manouche Day on 2nd November by giving away free Lebanese pizza from its Mosman store.
Get ready Mexican food lovers, Guzman y Gomez opens its newest restaurant GYG Mosman this Wednesday, 16th October.
Victoria Cross, located directly above the new Metro Station, has had its first wave of retailers open their doors for commuters.
The local dining scene has welcomed a new addition, with the Chinese fusion restaurant Shanghai Club opening on Military Rd.
Love American-style BBQ? Then get ready to sink your teeth into Sydney’s best brisket when cult sandwich shop On a Roll opens its second store in Cremorne this August.
An ambitious hospitality “mega venue” headed by hatted chef Rhys Connell is about to thrill local foodies from July 9.
Mexican food chain Guzman y Gomez will open in the second half of the year and employ 50 staff in the heart of Mosman Junction.
One of Sydney’s best Japanese restaurants is heading over the harbour bridge and will open in Mosman this August.
Mosman Square and the Village Green will come alive after dark for a special WinterFeast Night Market on Thursday 20 June.
Cost of living pressures and an opportunity to reduce food waste have led to the creation of a community street pantry in Mosman.
The Costi family, famous for their involvement in the Australian seafood industry since 1952, are heading to Mosman.
A new restaurant with a menu offering a bold take on traditional favourites is set to replace the short-lived Smokey's BBQ on Raglan St in Mosman.
“Come in spinner!” Local punters will be screaming it loud and clear as lower north shore pubs and clubs host games of two-up in commemoration of ANZAC Day.
