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Business Lunches
Some of the best and most lucrative deals can be sealed with a handshake over a great meal (with wine of course - it makes us all ever so generous and affable after all!).
Whether you're trying to knock a client's socks off, networking to open your prospects or maybe just smoothing things over, a business lunch is like real estate; it's all about location, location, location.
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Forbes & Burton
Darlinghurst
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Embracing simplicity and value, this sandstone restaurant offers exquisite French and Asian influenced meals for reasonable prices. They also open as a cafe during the day for more casual dining.
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Ripples Cafe
Milsons Point
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There is no better place to soak up the ultimate Sydney Harbour view than this cafe on the water's edge
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La Sala
Surry Hills
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Cheeky celeb chef Darren Simpson serves up his distinctive bold (yet simple) cuisine in a stylish space of high ceilings, wiry chandeliers and grandiose murals - inspired by Venice's Harry's Bar.
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Cafe Sydney
Sydney
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Another of Sydney's restaurants with a fabulous view, Cafe Sydney is certainly at its best in summer on the outdoor terrace.
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Taxi
Melbourne
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Pushing boundaries with great success, this fine diner serves Japanese-inspired food with complex flavours in a schmick space of chrome and glass.
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Il Bacaro Cucina e Bar
Melbourne
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With a decade-long history of serving balanced meals with a modern twist, this is a comfortable and judiciously lit space to enjoy tender seafood, game and the popular calamari.
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Vue de Monde
Melbourne
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Chef Shannon Bennett's fine French food is displayed in all its splendour as a degustation-only experience. Set in an historic building, the restaurant space is as impressive as the food.
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The Press Club
Melbourne
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At this elegant city restaurant, avant-garde chef George Calombaris combines the traditional Greek food of his childhood with a dash of his own eye-brow raising style.
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