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How we read reviews →Fitzroy North wine bar plating refined modern European small plates and dry-aged lamb.
An intimate, dimly lit two-level space with timber floors and curated art; livelier and louder upstairs near the open kitchen, quieter downstairs.
Open kitchen, house-made focaccia and ricotta, an extensive staff-guided wine list, and complimentary house-made Turkish delight with the bill.
Draws on French technique (chicken liver parfait, duck) alongside Italian (focaccia, casarecce) and Turkish (tulumba) influences rather than one cuisine.
Mains sit around $38-56 and the chef's menu is $85; most call it worth it for the quality, though a few felt it overpriced for the portions.
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