Wine Room

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Wine Room. (2026, October 22). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/nsw-good-food-guide/wine-room-braddon-20240206-p5f2ug.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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The Sydney Morning Herald · collected 2026-10-22

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Good Food provides an anonymous review of Wine Room, a contemporary wine bar located on Mort Street that focuses on Australian producers. The interior design reflects elements of the Australian landscape with ceramic, tile, and wood finishes. The menu highlights local ingredients through dishes like Queensland sand whiting and charred kohlrabi, accompanied by detailed descriptions of smaller plates such as pomme Williams potatoes and Tasmanian trout rillettes. The review praises the knowledgeable staff who guide diners throughout their experience.
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Wine Room, a contemporary wine bar in Sydney, has been highlighted by The Good Food Guide for its focus on Australian producers and ingredients. Located off Mort Street laneway, Wine Room's interior design draws inspiration from Australia’s natural landscape through ceramic, tile, and wood finishes.

The menu emphasizes local dishes such as reverse-butterflied Queensland sand whiting served with tomato vinaigrette and samphire, and charred kohlrabi on butter-colored corn puree. Small plates include a deep-fried pear-shaped potato sculpture served on a hot tablet with toum (a garlic mayonnaise), accompanied by Tasmanian trout rillettes with roe, pickled vegetables, and croutons.

The restaurant is praised for its knowledgeable staff who guide diners through their dining experience. Wine Room’s commitment to Australian ingredients and its elegant ambiance make it a notable addition to the city's culinary scene.

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Australian Queensland Tasmanian Wine Room the Good Food Guide

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Australian NORP · 4× Queensland GPE · 1× Tasmanian NORP · 1× Wine Room ORG · 1× the Good Food Guide ORG · 1×

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There’s detail in the small plates, too – the pomme Williams, a pear-shaped sculpture of deep-fried potato – is served on a hot tablet with toum bringing garlicky punch, while Tasmanian trout rillettes is accompanied by roe, cornichons and croutons – all pop, pickle and crunch.
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🔮 There’s detail in the small plates, too – the pomme Williams, a pear-shaped sculpture of deep-fried potato – is served on a hot tablet with toum bringing garlicky punch, while Tasmanian trout rillettes is accompanied by roe, cornichons and croutons – all pop, pickle and crunch.
2026-10-22 · The Sydney Morning Herald
Wine Room · assertive framing

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Branching off a Mort Street laneway, the interior details of Wine Room summon the tones and hues of the Australian landscape in its ceramic, tile and wood finishes. asserted
details → branch → finishes
It’s fitting for a place that foregrounds, wherever it’s possible, Australian ingredients. asserted
it → ’ → ingredients
Reverse-butterflied Queensland sand whiting, say, that flakes softly, served with tomato vinaigrette and branchlets of samphire. asserted
that → say → samphire
Yielding, charred kohlrabi, meanwhile, comes out on butter-coloured corn puree in a sensuous interplay of textures. asserted
kohlrabi → yield → textures
There’s detail in the small plates, too – the pomme Williams, a pear-shaped sculpture of deep-fried potato – is served on a hot tablet with toum bringing garlicky punch, while Tasmanian trout rillettes is accompanied by roe, cornichons and croutons – all pop, pickle and crunch. asserted
all → ’ → roe
Shout out to the excellent and knowledgeable staff, who steer things ably and attentively all the way through to a finish, best capped with – what else – one of a range of Australian cheeses. asserted
who → shout → cheeses
Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. asserted
reviews → book → ?
A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide. asserted
restaurant → pay → Guide
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