Australian Traveller

A shore thing

S SOMEONE WHO LIVED around the corner from Hurricane’s Grill & Bar Bondi Beach when it launched in the mid-1990s, I have a few questions. How did the chain that bowed so deeply to the appetite of carnivores go from being a restaurant known for its steak and ribs to a sophisticated spin-off with a raw bar that maintains its family-friendly reputation? The backstory is the brand’s

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