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Watermans executive chef departs as menu shifts from Mediterranean to Greek

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Scott Bolles
Watermans executive chef departs as menu shifts from Mediterranean to Greek
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Executive chef Darryl Martin has departed the Barangaroo restaurant Watermans, citing personal family health challenges and diverging business visions. The venue is simultaneously rebranding from a Mediterranean concept to a modern Greek dining experience.

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High-profile restaurant shifts often signal broader trends in the hospitality industry regarding menu viability and the impact of personal leadership changes on brand identity.

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High-voltage Mediterranean snacking earned Watermans two Good Food chef’s hats. Now, less than a year after opening, its executive chef is moving on from the venue and the menu is shifting away from its original brief.

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Share A A A Less than a year after Bentley Restaurant Group launched Watermans at Barangaroo, the two-hat restaurant has lost its star executive chef and shifted away from its broadly eastern Mediterranean food brief.

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