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Meaty’s
Run by three young butchers, Meaty’s in Stanmore champions whole-animal butchery, premium Aussie cuts and old-school charm.
Shop
Sakeshop
The biggest sake retailer in Sydney.
Shop
Shibori Textiles
Modernising the ancient Japanese art.
Cafe
Cafe
Pantry Story
Opening to immediate queues, this is the permanent home for an online bakery made famous by its “brochi” – a brownie-mochi hybrid. It’s also serving pandan buns, brisket hand pies and “kimcheese” focaccia.
Cafe
Hearthe
Christopher Thé created the country’s most famous dessert. Now, he’s focusing on native ingredients at this beautiful cafe in an old butcher’s shop. As well as his signature cakes, pastries and elegant brunches are also on the card.
Cafe
Brighter Coffee
Come for kimchi toasties, wild-foraged mushrooms on Iggy’s bread and interesting coffee.
Cafe
Percival Road Espresso Bar
Two new specials to try each weekend.
Cafe
Core Catering
A Stanmore cafe and catering company offering takeout with a twist.
Cafe
Kaldibaah
A cafe and roaster in Stanmore.
Cafe
Little Mule Cafe
Campos coffee and a great sandwich menu in Stanmore.
Cafe
Paper Cup
A relaxed little cafe from the man behind Clipper, Clover and Piccolo Padre.
Restaurant
Restaurant
Sixpenny
This “little restaurant in Stanmore” serves ferment-forward dishes that are inventive, accessible and deeply Australian all at once. It’s a vision brought to life in a tiny historic building on a suburban backstreet.
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Wrap Food Drink
A Moment For: Pantry Story’s Kimcheese Focaccia
Opening
Ard Transforms Stanmore’s Old Battery Shop Into a Romantic Little Bakery
New Hire
New Hire: Vincent Griffiths Is Sixpenny’s New Head Sommelier
Opening
Stanmore’s Pint-Sized Baking 101 Goes Big on Fluffy Cinnamon Scrolls and Airy Chiffons
Wrap Food Drink
A Moment For: Pantry Story’s Chic Croissant Handbag, Exclusive to Dine Out
News Food Drink
Stanmore Went Nearly Three Decades Without a Local Butcher. Then Meaty’s Moved In