Bentley boys drive into town SYDNEY'S much-admired Bentley will relocate to the CBD's Radisson Hotel. Pioneers of the hyper-modern, Brent Savage and Nick Hildebrandt have leased a space formerly known as Bistro Fax; for the third time, Melbourne designer Pascale Gomes-McNabb will steer interiors. "It's larger, has a private dining room and a bigger bar," says Savage, "but we are just transplanting the Bentley concept." It's final curtain at the Surry Hills site on August 10, with new tenants Chui Lee Luk and Phillip Haw of Claude's moving in right away to start building Chow Eating House. Lee Luk and Haw have commissioned Giant to remodel the space; the menu is to be snack-friendly, focusing on Chinese, Taiwanese and Malaysian street food. Savage and Hildebrandt will concentrate on their Potts Point food and wine bar, Monopole, while a new restaurant is developed. Expect an early December launch.