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Here’s your June dining hit list, Melbourne (featuring this New York-style pizza slice)

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Here’s your June dining hit list, Melbourne (featuring this New York-style pizza slice)
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Melbourne's dining scene is buzzing with new openings and revisits to beloved venues. Notable highlights include the launch of Sunnyside Sliced's second location and Rosheen Kaul's new pop-up bistro, Little Rose. The article also features established favorites like Rockpool and Bar Ampere, showcasing the city's diverse culinary offerings.

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Publication timeFri, 29 May 2026 13:45:10 +1000
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CollectionHere’s your June dining hit list, Melbourne (featuring this New York-style pizza slice)Second locations for pizza (Sunnyside Sliced) and noodle (Yamamoto Udon) favourites, Con Christopoulos launches his latest CBD venue, Roma, and we revisit Melbourne stayers Bar Ampere and Rockpool. Plus: Rosheen Kaul’s new pop-up and two fried chicken sandwiches in Fitzroy (Nico’s and ChickyBoi).18 storiesSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.ShareJust openRoma is the city’s hot new Italian, with large pastas and a shrine to antipastiMay 26, 2026Quincy MalesovasFitzroyAlways juicy, sometimes humongous: Does ChickyBoi live up to the hype?May 15, 2026Sanka AmadoruCarltonEight seats, three staff: Tiny shop Aunty’s Dumplings leaves a…

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