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			<title>You best book ahead!!</title>
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			<description>Dining at No 2 Oak Street is a sure thing. 

Nine national awards, twenty years experience and over 54,000 diners can&amp;#39;t be wrong. 

You know those quiet achievers in the bush, beloved of politicians and corporate advertisers keen to hint as a human face? Well, the Urquharts are the real deal, softly plying their trade for more than a decade on a century old timber cottage in a small hippie town. Toni is the exuberant host who soon becomes a lifelong friend, while husband Ray cooks with an earthy, heart warming knack that&amp;rsquo;s part English comfort, part French paysanne.

Like Rocky Balboa, these two are true champions who get up time and again after a knock-down. Running a smart and stylish regional restaurant is brave enough, but when floods cut off the customers &amp;ndash; as happened four (actually five) times this year  &amp;ndash; that resilience is worthy of a medal. No 2 Oak Street reminds you that old-fashioned values &amp;ndash; great service and decent food  - are not only never out of style, they&amp;rsquo;re food for the soul too.

The A-list: 50 great Australian Restaurants / The Weekend Australian Magazine / September 5-6, 2009
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