Peter Conistis set to open new venue on Sydney’s Oxford Street

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Renowned Greek chef, Peter Conistis, is set to open a new venue on Oxford Street in Paddington, goodfood.com.au has reported.

Conistis said the yet-to-be named eatery would open at the end of the year because he’s currently got too much on his plate with his two other restaurants – Alpha and Ploos.

He has promised “a new concept” at the venue.

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Conistis is well-known for his iconic Greek food. Photo: Jude Cohen.

The Greek chef only recently opened his restaurant, Ploos, at The Rocks in Sydney where he serves iconic southern Mediterranean food.

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This includes zucchini fritters with eggplant hummus, blackened chickpeas and molasses, and a halloumi tart.

Conistis also runs Alpha, which is owned by the Hellenic Club of Sydney.

Source: goodfood.com.au.

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