Gourmet Traveller

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Gourmet Traveller
EditorJoanna Hunkin
Categories Food magazine
Travel magazine
Frequencymonthly
Publisher Are Media
Founded1966
CountryAustralia
Based inSydney
LanguageEnglish
Website www.gourmettraveller.com.au

Gourmet Traveller is a monthly magazine owned by the Australian media company Are Media. [1] It was founded in 1966. [2]

Contents

Restaurant of the Year

YearLocationWinnerReference
2008 Rose Bay Pier [3]
2009 Overseas Passenger Terminal Quay [4]
2010 Overseas Passenger Terminal Quay [5]
2011 Fitzroy Cutler & Co [6]
2012 Surry Hills Porteño [7]
2013 Overseas Passenger Terminal Quay [8]
2014 Sydney Momofuku [9]
2015 Ripponlea Attica [10]
2016 Sydney Rockpool [11]
2017 Sydney Momofuku
2018 Adelaide Orana [12]
2019 Overseas Passenger Terminal Quay
2020 Ripponlea Attica
2021 Red Hill Tedesca Osteria [13]
2022 Red Hill Tedesca Osteria
2023 Fortitude Valley Agnes [14]

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  10. 2015 GT Restaurant Awards winners Australian Gourmet Traveller
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