SYDNEY
Terry Durack of The Sydney Morning Herald gives a very warm welcome to a Sydney newcomer. Our summary: ACME.
Rachel Olding was on the Sydney Morning Herald's bar-hop visiting The Potting Shed at The Grounds of Alexandria. Our summary HERE.
The Herald's cheap eats duties fell to Jill Dupleix who visited the Rose Bay Diner who liked the "Easy, breezy country cafe by the sea" that she found. Our summary HERE
The Daily Telegraph's Anthony Huckstep went for pub food at the Welcome Hotel's recently named Ajo Italian restaurant and declared it could hold its own as a stand-alone establishment. Once inside, you’d never even know you were in a pub.
Victoria Hannaford gives the Tele's readers advice about places for Sunday brunch
BRISBANE
Shamee Rawson ventures into Fortitude Valley for the Courier Mail to find "a cheap and cheerful menu" at Sol Natural Foods. Our summary HERE
MELBOURNE
Dan Stock in the Melbourne Herald Sun ventures into the Polperro winery to enjoy sipping in the sun. Our summary HERE
The Age's Jane Ormond went exploring the "food hot spots" of Mordialloc with Simone Egger on the "Under $30" beat with some different cafe delights at Carlton's Nora. Gemima Cody reviewed the slightly more upmarket cafe Green Park which she decides to call an Australian bodega. "Charcuterie and small bites form the basis of the menu, but there's also bigger gear, and thankfully, dishes for one."
HOBART
The Mercury was in the advertorial business when it came to food this morning so I'll give that a miss although the mention of a scallop festival did bring back some childhood memories.
ADELAIDE
At The Advertiser they are plugging next week's release of their 2015 Food Guide and the announcement of the best restaurant winners. No real reviews today but plugs for a couple of raman noodle houses. At least the online In Daily gives a serious alternative look at the city's eating with a lunchtime review of The Penang
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