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“Forget everything your mother told you about avoiding Strangers with
candy: this cute corner pit stop’s polished floors and red banquette make
for an intimate supper seduction.” Rachel Smith Dining Secrets Sydney (01/10/2005) Read more... “Willingly seduced by a funky little number.” Keith Austin Sydney Morning Herald Good Living (18/11/2003) Read more... “Can’t resist Strangers with Candy - Putting the flavour back in food.” Jordan Kerr SX Magazine Devine Dine (25/08/2005) Read more... Never mind the bollocking. Helen Greenwood Sydney Morning Herald Good Living (23/11/2004) Read more... “Strangers with Candy – We love it!” The Restaurant Club (26/02/2004) Read more...  "I'm not afraid of Strangers with Candy, not when the candy is as tempting as this." FiFi Sunday Telegraph Magazine - Glutton Read more... "Strangers with Candy is a dining experience not to be missed". The Australian Pork Newspaper (15/10/2004) “One of those rare finds, the food is just beautiful.” 2UE - Restaurant Review (20/03/2004)  Have your say and review us at: Eatability.com.au  "Strangers is already popular with the locals (so be sure to book), and Veronica Stute's adventurous cooking deserves a wider audience." Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide 2005 |
Contemporary This former shopfront is home to an engaging eatery. The eclectic charm of comforting wood tones, candle-lit tables, burgundy walls and shelves stocked with Veronica Stute’s own produce - including orange toffee sauce - is irresistible, as is the warm welcome from staff; not to mention the food, which is consistently appetising. Seasonal specials might include a sumptuous starter of grilled black figs, prosciutto, goat’s cheese and grape dressing; or perhaps a deeply satisfying gnocchi of semolina and haloumi. The tea-smoked Atlantic salmon is something of a signature dish, its subtle flavours drawn out by a fresh-herb risotto. Lamb shank with celeriac remoulade dissolves deliciously in the mouth. To finish, a crème brulée with stewed rhubarb is a perfect match. The front dining room
can get boisterous, but there’s a quieter rear courtyard where potted and
hanging plants and soft lighting lend an extra hint of romance that soon
turns strangers into friends.
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 Score 14/20 "You could happily spend all day here, including dinner, but weekends start with a brunch bruschetta laden with prosciutto and balsamic mushrooms, or smoked salmon and horseradish crème, assured coffee and service as bright as the sunshine." Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide 2008 Breakfast Top 10  Score 14/20 "This former shopfront is home to an engaging eatery. The eclectic charm of comforting wood tones, candle-lit tables and burgundy walls and the warm welcome from staff; not to mention the food, which is consistently appetising." Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide 2007  Score 14/20 "The colours are bold and the name is cheeky, the service chirpy and the food striking. So take something perky or quirky to quaff, chill out in the courtyard or cosy up at the front, and let the pleasures wash all over you." Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide BYO Top 10 2006  "This smartly named restaurant is newly refurbished with banquettes in the front room and other comfy changes." Sydney Eats 2006 
"Never mind what your mother told
you - this is one time you should say yes to strangers with candy."
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