Team behind Olympus Dining to take over two venues at Redfern’s $500m dining precinct
Bar Julius and the rooftop Mexican venue Lottie will close after 18 months of operation in Redfern’s newly opened Wunderlich Lane precinct. The venues, originally opened by Liquid and Larder, will be taken over later this year by the Olympus Dining group, which also runs The Apollo and Cho Cho San. The precinct, a $500 million redevelopment that opened in late 2024, has already seen other dining changes since its launch.
- ▪Bar Julius and Lottie are set to cease operations at the end of August after only a year and a half of business.
- ▪Olympus Dining, the operator of The Apollo and Cho Cho San, will assume control of both locations later in 2026.
- ▪The Wunderlich Lane development, a $500 million TOGA Group project, opened in late 2024 and includes a boutique hotel, supermarket, and multiple restaurants.
- ▪Liquid and Larder co‑founder James Bradey cited financial under‑performance as a reason for closing the venues.
- ▪Lottie’s future concept is expected to move away from its current Mexican focus under the new operator.
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