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Craft brewery opens co-working space in Redfern

Scott Bolles
Scott Bolles

Yes, you can drink on the job at this Redfern start-up.
Yes, you can drink on the job at this Redfern start-up.Steve Woodburn

Imagine a workplace where the in-house chef has a CV glittering with hatted restaurants and you can drink on the job.

From Thursday the Atomic Beer Project, a brewery/restaurant, opens and is hoping to attract people working from home.

The Redfern start-up from West Australian craft brewery Gage Road offers laptop power points and USB ports to attract remote workers.

Expect beer-friendly food on the menu.
Expect beer-friendly food on the menu.Steve Woodburn
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"We want to be a great local," says Atomic's director of hospitality, Stewart Wheeler.

To that end it won't serve takeaway coffee to avoid stepping on the toes of local cafes.

There's some serious firepower in the kitchen with head chef Jordan McLeod (Pilu, Ormeggio and Flying Fish, Longrain Tokyo).

Brand lead Clint O'Hanlon (left), venue manager Natalie Leishman and head brewer Nick Ivey.
Brand lead Clint O'Hanlon (left), venue manager Natalie Leishman and head brewer Nick Ivey.Steve Woodburn

At night, McLeod will focus on a Thai-inspired repertoire because of the cuisine's easy relationship with beer.

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158 Regent Street, Redfern

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Scott BollesScott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.

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