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Georgia Waters is the social media editor for The Sydney Morning Herald. She also reviews restaurants for the Saturday Herald.

Gone troppo

Georgia Waters We're sitting in a south Pacific-themed bar of a Balmain pub, drinking from freshly cut coconuts and sharing plates of steamed pork buns and salmon tacos. Just what would Abe Saffron make of this?

Pret a Portuguese

Favas com chourico (broad beans with chorizo) at Chiado.

Georgia Waters Chiado re-styles traditional Portuguese cuisine for contemporary Sydney.

Local knowledge

Peruvian restaurant Misky Cravings in Fairfield Heights.

Georgia Waters A fiery soup sets the scene at the no-frills Peruvian diner, Misky Cravings.

Modern Asian in Manly

China Beach Restaurant at Manly. Morton Bay Bugs in XO Sauce.

Georgia Waters China Beach's menu mixes the bitter with the sweet.

Breakfast of campeones

Smoked paprika eggs benedict at The Carrington in Surry Hills.

Georgia Waters Start the day Spanish style - with hot sauce.

No pun intended

Alphabet Street Thai Restaurant, Cronulla.

Georgia Waters Traditional Thai gets a contemporary twist at Alphabet Street.

Fu Manchu: serenely chic

Selection of yum cha at Fu Manchu in Darlinghurst.

Georgia Waters If you love yum cha but hate the noise and frantic trolley traffic, this is the place for you.

Good morning, sunshine

Tapeo in Redfern

Georgia Waters In recent years, Redfern's drinking and dining scene has taken a turn for the better, with stylish nooks popping up all over the suburb.

Hats off as Esquire sets new Queensland dining benchmark

Good Food Guide.

Georgia Waters Brisbane has become home to Queensland’s first three-hat restaurant, with riverside establishment Esquire taking both the coveted status and claiming the title of Restaurant of the Year.

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Restaurants awarded 53 hats in Queensland Good Food Guide launched tonight

Georgia Waters Six months and hundreds of meals in the making, the first brisbanetimes.com.au Queensland Good Food Guide will be released tomorrow after a glittering launch and awards ceremony in Brisbane tonight.

Eating Out

How to be a good diner

Dining out.

Georgia Waters People love to talk about what makes a good restaurant (people like me) but have you ever considered whether you're a good diner?

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Established trumps new as Queensland diners name favourite restaurant

dining, eating, restaurant

Georgia Waters Brisbane diners might be dazzled by the new but when it comes to choosing a place to return to again and again, it seems cosy and familiar wins out.

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INFORMED EATING

How to spot a good restaurant

Bread

Georgia Waters A general guide to sorting great restaurants from the not-so-great.

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Urbane chef quits for next-door bistro

Machin urbane

Georgia Waters One of Brisbane’s leading chefs has left the restaurant he part-owns for a new bistro in a surprise announcement.

Dining

It's your choice and your award

food

Georgia Waters "I'm usually surprised by the answer when I ask people what their favourite restaurant is," food writer Natascha Mirosch says.

Bretts Wharf gets temporary reprieve

Alastair McLeod.

Georgia Waters and Tony Moore Long-running Brisbane riverside restaurant Bretts Wharf will remain open after Brisbane City Council postponed its plans to redevelop Kingsford Smith Drive.

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Media sewer mouth

Holden pulls sponsorship over Sandilands's 'fat' attack

Kyle

Craig Dixon and Georgia Waters Holden has withdrawn its sponsorship of Kyle Sandilands's radio show after he launched a withering personal attack on a journalist, threatening to "hunt her down" for reporting poor audience reaction...

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Wikileaks in the grass

Coldplay, Kanye, now Julian Assange joins Splendour line-up

Assange splendour

Georgia Waters In an unusual late addition to the line-up of attractions for this year's Splendour in the Grass festival, WikiLeaks boss Julian Assange is now set to make an appearance - of sorts.

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'They Hate Niggas Out Here': US hip hop star labels Brisbane racist

Hip hop

Georgia Waters A US hip hop frontman has called Brisbane a city of racists after performing to a sold-out show in West End on Sunday night.

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Valley venues collect safety awards

Nightlife is 'trashing' the Valley (Thumbnail)

Georgia Waters Hospitality barons, politicians and bartenders gathered at Fortitude Valley club Cloudland last night for an awards ceremony dedicated to safe Valley venues.