From old-school espresso bars to specialty roasters, here are our recommendations for Crows Nest cafes.
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Unlike regular development applications, complying developments need not go up for public submissions.
The site is currently home to two popular restaurants and a health food store.
“There's so much institutional knowledge in this place ... I don't think that can be replaced.”
We spoke to some of the best Japanese chefs in the area to find out.
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Crows Nest clown gets out of town.
Speaking to the Lorikeet, Annata owner and general manager John Bligh expressed frustration at a rental economy that made it harder and harder for small businesses to compete with franchises and fast food chains.
Willoughby MP Tim James has urged the NSW Government to increase the capacity of Metro services before “the system reaches breaking point.”
The 24/7 franchise, opening at the top of Willoughby Road, follows other new franchises opened in North Sydney and Chatswood East.
In perhaps our shortest interview yet, the Lorikeet asks restauranteer Rudi Dietz what he has taken away from half a century of service.
The fast food chain has submitted plans to North Sydney Council.
With 16,000 new residents expected to live in Crows Nest in the near future, the skyline of suburb (and living options) is set to change.
The development proposal was halted by North Sydney Council in December, calling for a reduction in the building's height.
Two years after the Crows Nest Post Office was relocated to St. Leonards, locals and community leaders are rallying for a more accessible location.
Crows Nest has been a hub of Japanese delights for years, but the past few years (and a new metro station) has meant enjoying everything on offer has never been easier.
North Sydney and Crows Nest have quickly become a hub for some of the best coffee this side of the bridge.
The friction comes as the suburb readies itself for massive development announced last month as part of the government's Transport Oriented Development program.
Now set up with its own Metro hub, Crows Nest is only going to expand its drinking options.
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Months after its launch, the north shore's newest Metro line has been a welcome addition, despite teething issues.
Announced in late November, the roll out of the shared electric bike system has some thrilled – and others frustrated.
