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Eleonora (The Hardware Club, Melbourne) - inclusivity, welcome, real human contact, and the perfect bowl of pasta.

Published 1 month, 1 week ago
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What’s it like to run an independent restaurant in a large Australian city, surrounded by groups with more money and presence? What if you’re a woman, a migrant and part of the queer community?

We chat to Eleonora Rossi, manager of the Hardware Club in Melbourne, about inclusivity, welcome, real human contact, and the perfect bowl of pasta.


https://www.thehardwareclub.com



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