Welcome to our Lane Cove Business Round-Up. During the COV1D19 lockdown, it was hard to know which businesses were temporarily closed and which businesses were closed forever so our popular monthly round-up was put on hold, but now we are back.
In this article, we tell you about new businesses, businesses that closed, renovations, refurbishments and businesses that support ITC by becoming part of our Local Business Directory.
Open
Sayulita Lane Cove (in the Canopy in the old Peanut Butter Jelly site) opened during the lockdown. They are a modern Mexican restaurant. They are open Tuesday to Sunday – Book here.
Little Red Robin is now a new modern Italian dining experience. Their renovations finished just as lockdown started, but now you dine in. Book Now
They are now offering a selection of delicious Italian inspired dishes PLUS a refreshed and more relaxed dining room & bar, ALL with the same quality service you have come to expect at Little Red Robin.
Think modern Italian dishes with lots of tasty starters, in-house-made fresh pasta, mains & delicious desserts with dishes you’ll be familiar with and some new and unique dishes you’ll discover, with regular menu updates based on seasonality.
Plus, with their ethos of excellent quality products, they have continued to work with the same top-quality suppliers and continue to support ethical & sustainable farming practices as well.
Lane Cove Golf Club is delighted to announce that a new and exciting catering option will soon be operating from the clubhouse.
Cinnamon Klub opens to the public next Wednesday, October 20th 2021, with a delicious menu that encapsulates the best of owner and chef Kailash Bhandary’s 30-year career. Kailash is a Greenwich local with many ties to the community. The menu features all your fav Indian dishes – check out the menu here https://bit.ly/3ACLvYf
Simply head to www.cinnamonklub.com and peruse the menu. Orders can be placed from 5.30 pm next Wednesday.
Kailash used to own the Harbourside Indian in Lavender Bay .
Chatime Lane Cove opened during the lockdown and is the place where everyone is going to get their bubble tea fix.
Many of you may know Christine Staniforth – a Lane Cove local who has been teaching and educating our little locals at Gymbaroo Lane Cove & Greenwich for almost a decade.
Lockdown was perfect time to launch her newest venture, Know+Grow . Know+Grow is a toy store boasting a carefully curated range for children from 0-6yrs old.
Backed by two and a half decades of Early Childhood Education experience, Know+Grow helps parents and carers shop with confidence and peace of mind.
You can find her website here www.knowandgrow.com.au
To celebrate the launch, she is holding a LAUNCH GIVEAWAY of an Ocamora Rainbow valued at RRP$115 for one lucky family!
For the steps to enter, follow her Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/knowandgrowau/
Bec & Bel Kids
The ladies at Bec and Bel , your local pre-loved designer clothing boutique in Lane Cove, are thrilled to present you with Bec&Bel Kids! Available on Instagram, Bec&Bel Kids – https://www.instagram.com/b.b.kids/ – is ready to receive your mid to high range kids clothing – Country Road, Seed, Industrie, Nike, Chloe, Stella McCartney and more!
Pop into Bec and Bel with your preloved kids clothing on Fridays between 10am – 12pm. Bec&Bel Kids will do the work for you – assess items, price and advertise on Instagram.
Additional appointments and purchases may be made via direct message https://www.instagram.com/b.b.kids/. Purchased items may be picked up in store or posted directly to you.
Do yourself and the planet a favour by shopping locally with Bec&Bel Kids @b.b.kids on Instagram for preloved and new/never worn kids clothing.
Circular fashion, preloved clothing that is circulated responsibly for the lifetime of a garment, is a concept that is here to stay. Great for your pocketbook and even better for our planet!
Opening Soon
A New Life Line Store on Burns Bay Road next door to Dymocks will be opening soon.
Closed
7 Eleven on Burns Bay Road has closed down. A media spokesperson for 7 Eleven advised as follows:
“We can confirm 7-Eleven will be closing the store on Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove when the lease in the property expires at the end of September.
While we open approximately 30 new stores every year there are times when for a variety of reasons, a decision is made to discontinue trading in a specific location. Our Lane Cove customers can still get their daily essentials, favourite treats and use of 7-Eleven App price fuel app at our nearby Artarmon or Chatswood West stores.”
However, the good news is that Jack and Co will be taking over the store.
As mentioned above Da Mak Fusion and Peanut Butter Jelly have closed.
Relocated
On the Job Plumbing
Retirement
Businesses For Sale or Lease
For Sale
Want to buy a cafe in Lane Cove? Find out more here.
Want to buy a bakery/patisserie? Find out more here.
For Lease
Want to run a bar in Lane Cove? Find out more here
Development Applications
Lusso Kitchen has extended its operating hours and you can book any day of the week. As Lusso Kitchen is located at the Diddy, there is plenty of outdoor seating. The Diddy has put in a development application for an outdoor pizza oven.
Monday nights are pasta nights with $15 pasta meals and $5.00 wine or beer. Tuesday nights are curry nights.
More Shops for Lane Cove North?
Councillor Andrew Zbik has tabled a notice of motion recommending Lane Cove Council write to landowners within the Lane Cove North area, who own land zoned R4 and who have not yet lodged a Development Application, asking if they have any interest in developing a neighbourhood centre concept.
Lane Cove Business Directory
The following businesses are now listed in our Local Business Directory.
If you are looking for a Lane Cove business please check out our local business directory and support those who support us.
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