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The Coast’s newfound label as a gastronomic hotspot has been cemented in the Australian Good Food Guide, which awarded five local restaurants coveted chef’s hats for 2022. Here, we explain what the fuss is all about and why you should book a table immediately.
It seems many parents go to great lengths to make sure their kids are never hungry, providing snacks at the first sign of their being hungry, and to avoid the ‘hangries’. By doing this, are we teaching our kids that constant eating is normal?
Most of us should eat less sugar, and that goes for our kids, too.
When you’re enjoying your favourite coffee, what could be better than bringing along your best friend?
The menu at Suq restaurant in Wamberal reads more like a memoir, as chef Michael Guirguis gives diners a glimpse of his life through food.
The Central Coast is blessed with 87 km of coastline as well as quiet waterways, and along those shorelines, we love to sit and have a coffee and chat, or dine overlooking the ocean. Here’s a rundown on where you can find those special spots up and down our sandy shores.
The Central Coast is teeming with so many places to see and restaurants to try that the northern end of this beautiful region can tend to be a little overlooked unless you’re a local in-the-know. Luckily, areas like Wyong and Toukley are booming with new, entrepreneurial cafés, restaurants and bakeries just waiting for you to take a bite.
Whether you’re looking beyond the beach, by the sea, north or south, the Central Coast is teeming with so many new restaurants to try. Even locals-in-the-know are still catching up.
Inspired by the birthplace of pizza, this cosy restaurant in the heart of Wamberal is not just your average Italian restaurant or pizza place.
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