So where could this "modern Australian" call home?
There are several empty restaurants right along this stretch of Second Avenue, including:
The old Sin Sin space!
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The former Mission Cafe!
Kurve/Rhong Tiam!
The former Sea Salt! (Closer to Sixth Street, but...)
Or, if someone has their streets wrong, how about the Matsukado space just north of Sixth Street?
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And what, exactly, is modern Australian? I'm sure it's good. But I can't help but think of the drink-and-drown crowds hitting the Sunburnt Cow weekends ... which leaves me with a different perception of Australian cuisine.
3 comments:
Sounds like it probably be more along the lines of Public on Elizabeth Street than the sunburnt cow.
Outback?
I saw this morning that the Mission Cafe space is being combined with the bodega space next-door, so maybe there? Although, I thought that space was bought by the cafe across the street...
@Anon 10:01 - ha!
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