First published on 14 Dec 2009 . Updated on 25 Mar 2010.
The Pond has now been replaced by The Commons . Run by brothers Bob and Barrie Barton (the latter will open Rooftop Bar on Brisbane Street, Surry Hills next summer), the pop-up Pond looks like a 1960s lounge room with a basement filled with retro furniture and lights turned way down low. There's great drinks, a cool vibe and awesome food - try the Sonoma bread slathered with goat's curd and caramelised shallots (a recipe from Fergus Henderson's Nose to Tail Eating) and the rabbit terrine.
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