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How we read reviews →Kyneton wine bar turned Spanish tapas hotspot for chef Frank Camorra's paella pop-ups.
A heritage-building wine bar with three cosy rooms and a vine-draped courtyard, swinging between relaxed regular-menu wine-bar nights and elevated ticketed pop-up dinners.
Rotating celebrity-chef pop-up residencies, including Frank Camorra's Bodega Sierra Spanish series and a French bistro pop-up, plus a hand-operated meat slicer worked table-side and a well-curated Iberian-leaning wine list.
Reviewers who have dined in Spain rate the Bodega Sierra pop-up dishes as genuinely authentic Spanish cooking rather than an Australianised approximation.
Mostly seen as fair-to-generous for the quality, though one reviewer flagged a $1,225 six-person Sunday lunch with disappointing tomahawk steaks as a rare value miss.
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