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There's a lot more to Firedoor than just meat. Ignore the hype, trust the chef and enjoy the show.
Firedoor

The open kitchen at Sydney's Firedoor.

Photo: Nikki To
Address
23-33 Mary St, Surry Hills, NSW

REVIEW

Netflix might have made it all but impossible to get a booking at Firedoor, but those lucky enough to nab a table – or better yet, a seat at the counter – will find chef Lennox Hastie and his team firing on all cylinders and continuing to experiment with all things flame-kissed. No longer offering an à la carte menu, diners are now taken on a five-course journey – with the option to add signature specials – built around locally sourced seasonal produce. Along the way, you might be treated to Goolwa pipis with XO sauce and warrigal greens, or delicate skewers of grilled kangaroo served on a bed of smoking juniper. Every course is presented with a theatrical flourish, creating a sense of occasion without the formality of more traditional fine-diners. And while Hastie’s signature dry-aged steak has rightfully earned a cult following, there’s a lot more to Firedoor than just meat. Ignore the hype, trust the chef and enjoy the show.

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ABOUT

Firedoor

23-33 Mary St, Surry Hills, NSW

(02) 8204 0800

firedoor.com.au

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Chefs Lennox Hastie & Jason White

Price guide $$$

Bookings Essential

Wheelchair access Yes

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This review was made independently for the Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Guide. The guide’s reviewers visit unannounced and pay their way.

Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Guide 2022

Our guide gives a yearly snapshot of the best restaurants to eat at right now. The best-rated restaurants, as judged by the reviewers’ first-hand experience, form our national Top 80.

Firedoor
Australian
23-33 Mary St, Surry Hills, NSW
Chef(s)
Lennox Hastie & Jason White
Price Guide
$$$
Bookings
Essential
Wheelchair Access
Yes

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