Food & Drink
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121BC
Situated near sibling Vini, 121BC offers over 300, mostly biodynamic, Italian wines. Wine by the glass in the bar covers every Italian region and the wine menu changes monthly. The food is simple and seasonal.
- Address
- 4/50 Holt St (via Gladstone St).
- Phone
- 9699 1582
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2042 Café & Deli
Fresh produce in baskets, shelves of artisan produce, cheese wheels and Sonoma loaves are but a morsel of the menu options on offer at this spacious hideaway. Share tables and rustic cues compliment its friendly essence.
- Address
- 403-405 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9550 2500
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3 Weeds Rozelle
Winner of the Gastro Pub of the year, AHA(NSW) Awards 2008 and rated a Top 10 Pub in Sydney, in the SMH Good Food Guide 2009, the 3 Weeds Rozelle is an iconic, award winning restaurant, bars and function venue. Now open for Sunday lunch.
- Address
- 197 Evans St, Rozelle
- Phone
- 9818 2788
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4 Pines Brewing Company
Need to be schooled in the art of craft beer? This fuss-free drinkery offers the best type of education. Visit for house brews such as Kolsch, Extra Special Bitter and Hefeweizen, a menu that's high on pub classics, or try a brewery tour Monday to Friday.
- Address
- 29/43-45 East Esplanade, Manly
- Phone
- 9976 2300
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A Tavola
This buzzy diner's version of Italian cuisine is simple and inventive in equal parts. Take a seat at the polished marble table or enjoy something more intimate in the courtyard room. School yourself in artisanal pasta in all its guises, from silken spaghetti alla cozze and rigatoni al ragu to hand-cut papperdelle topped with slow-braised beef, wine and sage. If pasta isn't your thing, don't miss the roster of seasonal specials - memorable culinary creations high on fresh produce and heart.
- Address
- 348 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9331 7871
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Accoutrement
Accoutrement's passion for all things culinary extends across shelves of edible delicacies, a range of essential and boutique cooking utensils and a cooking school. Their team annually tours the world ensuring you and your kitchen are equipped with gourmet ingredients, recipes and skills.
- Address
- 611 Military Road, Mosman
- Phone
- 9969 1031
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Adora Healthy Living
A fresh, cosy health food shop designed to encourage healthy living. Adora’s bounty of organic, gluten free and yummy foods; vitamins, eco beauty and household ranges is complimented by the advice of an on-site naturopath.
- Address
- Shop G05, 46a Macleay St, Potts Point (entry via Greenknowe Ave)
- Phone
- 9380 8820
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Adriano Zumbo
Paris-trained patissier Adriano Zumbo's sweet, edible sculptures are as spectacular as they are witty. Impeccably displayed on slivers of gilt cardboard are cakes, chocolates and pastries with names like Wheelie Good and Marry Me Ed.
- Address
- 296 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 7318
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Adriano Zumbo Cafe
From the same famed Balmain patissier known for his sumptuous, edible sculptures comes this new cafe in Rozelle. Impeccably displayed on slithers of gilt cardboard are cakes, chocolates and pastries as well as Zumbo's iconic macarons.
- Address
- 114 Terry Street, Rozelle
- Phone
- 9555 1199
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Ajisen Ramen
First established in Kumamoto, Japan in 1968, Ajisen now serves Japanese noodle soup in more than 500 restaurants around the world. Rather than using soy sauce or miso-based soups, the specialty here is tonkotsu, a rich stock made from pork bones and cartilage. High in collagen, tonkotsu is believed to be good for the skin with possible anti-aging properties. Tenderous Ribs Ramen is the most popular item on the menu, served with soft-boned meat that has been slow-cooked for hours.
- Address
- 94 Hay St, Haymarket & 85 Liverpool Street, Meriton World Tower.
- Phone
- 9211 8380 & 9267 8816
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Alimentari
Tucked-away at the end of William Street, Alimentari is a charming eat-in-deli. Loved by locals, this little piece of Italy in Paddington offers fantastic coffee, delicious handmade Italian food and other outstanding delicacies.
- Address
- 2 Hopetoun Street, Paddington.
- Phone
- 02 9358 2142
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Alonso's Spanish Tapas
Disappear from Bondi's air of modern hip and into the authentic Spanish surrounds of this tapas haunt loved for accommodating service, to-die-for sangria and the garlic prawns to beat.
- Address
- Shop 3, 57-59 Beach Rd, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9130 2004
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Ampersand Cafe & Bookstore
Diners can feed their minds and stomachs at Ampersand, where second-hand books line the walls of this cosy cafe. Join Paddington locals for a relaxed coffee or Australian and Mediterranean cuisine.
- Address
- 78 Oxford Street, Paddington
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Ampersand Surry Hills
Feed your minds and stomach at Ampersand's latest space, where second-hand books line the walls of this breezy cafe and wine bar. All day breakfasts to soothe the night before meet with an extended dinner tapas range and cocktails.
- Address
- 413 Crown St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9318 1116
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Ananas Restaurant & Bar
Housed in the same historic building as the Argyle, the interior centres on quirky 1920s inspired decor. Chef Jerome Lagarde’s bar menu includes snapper ceviche cornettos, lobster tacos, pate with foie gras and pork belly sliders with homemade French mustard. In addition to a large champagne selection, they serve a fantastic coffee martini.
- Address
- 18 Argyle St, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9259 5668
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Arena's Cafe Deli e Cucina
Exuding passion, Arena's Deli Cafe e Cucina have been a Mosman mainstay since 1959. As a community institution they pride themselves on making your gourmet palate their business. A robust assortment of fine oils, meats, cheeses and vinegars run alongside pastas and breads for take away, while antipasti plates can be custom designed for take away or eat in. Arena's is about a pinch of friendly tradition, good taste and real flavour for lovers of Italian.
- Address
- 908 Military Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9969 9905
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ArtHouse Hotel
Built in 1836, this inner city building has been faithfully restored to its former glory - presenting an amazing, multi-award winning venue with old world charm, four bars and an a la carte restaurant.
- Address
- 275 Pitt Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9284 1200
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Assembly Bar
A Berlin bunker-style bar hidden from the bright lights of the CBD, Assembly is tucked at the back of Regent Place shopping precinct. Sip cocktails from the classic to the avant garde or sample diverse share plates.
- Address
- Regent Place, via Kent St
- Phone
- 9283 8808
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Australian 18 Footers League
This well-heeled eatery serves up inventive pub classics with nods to Mod-Oz, an impeccable wine list and celestial views. Dining on the deck with a glass of crisp, chilled white is a defining Double Bay experience.
- Address
- 77 Bay St, Double Bay
- Phone
- 9363 2995
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Avenue Road Cafe
Between their comfy leather banquette, art deco flourishes, outdoor brekkie delights and fabulous coffee, this bustling café has developed a loyal following from locals and become quite the meeting point for friends, families and pets.
- Address
- 185 Avenue Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9969 8999
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Avenue Road Delicatessen
Fine gourmet, fresh, local and international food for everyday needs and entertaining. A beautifully presented shop, with a French feel and great service, brimming with treats for lovers of good food and produce.
- Address
- 54 Avenue Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9968 1242
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Awkward
There's a new player in Sydney's live music scene. From Wed to Sun each week, Awkward showcases some of the hottest live music acts including Sarsha Simone, Thandiwe Phoenix, Gang of Brothers, Kate Monroe and so much more.
- Address
- 173 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 0424 290 568
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Azuma Japanese Restaurant
This stylish restaurant owes its white hat status to dishes that elevate Japanese fare to high art. It also serves as the perfect backdrop for culinary theatre - whether you’re savouring a ten-course degustation in the private dining room, perched at the sushi bar watching chefs spin magic with rice, seaweed and sashimi or combining your business deal with the seductive pleasures of cloudy plum sake. Visit for a dining encounter with a real sense of occasion.
- Address
- Chifley Plaza, L1, 2 Chifley Square, Sydney
- Phone
- 9222 9960
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Azuma Patisserie
A Japanese influence is what sets the classically French trained chefs of Azuma Patisserie apart. Visit their brand new location at the front of the HSBC centre (George Street) and taste artful chiffon cakes, mont blanc, green tea rolled cakes as well as various teas, green tea lattes and homemade frozen yoghurt. The unmistakable aroma of baking, inspired by the acclaimed Chef Kimitaka Azuma from Azuma Restaurant Chifley Plaza, will see you heading in the right direction.
- Address
- Ground Floor, HSBC Centre, 580 George Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9967 7701
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Baccomatto Osteria
This sophisticated tribute to the classic osteria combines culinary nous with rustic charm. Stop by for cheese, wine, prosciutto or homemade pasta - the Italian art of all-day dining with a distinctly Surry Hills twist.
- Address
- 212 Riley Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9215 5140
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Badde Manors
This iconic cafe has stood the test of time and remains legendary in Sydney's inner suburbs. With an eclectic feel, Badde Manors serves exceptional coffees and gelatos, and offers a sophisticated menu that blends vegetarian, Asian and African cuisines.
- Address
- 37 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9660 1835
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Baffi & Mo
Baffi & Mo is a brunch spot tucked on a tree-lined street and branded by a cute mustache mo-tif. Their Hash Stack is prestigious, the wallpaper is energising and the coffee reliably hits the spot
- Address
- 94 Redfern St, Redfern
- Phone
- 8065 3294
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Baja Cantina
Chef Robert Comings shows off his extensive expertise in Californian Mexican cuisine at this authentic Latin American eatery. Enjoy sumptuous, spicy dishes and freshly-made sangria inside or in their buzzing outdoor beer garden.
- Address
- 43-45 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9571 1199
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Bakerman
Lebanese born owner, Antoun Jabbour, embodies the village-feel of his birthplace in his licensed patisserie. Sit in the outdoor square and order from a menu serving perfected family recipes, sourced from both staff and customers.
- Address
- 2/65 Erskineville Rd, Erskineville
- Phone
- 8090 0204
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Balcony Bar
Spread over three floors, this sumptuous but relaxed bar is the latest addition in the to-do list of the urban Sydney crowd. Enjoy a cocktail and tapas or soak up some live acoustic music on Thursday nights.
- Address
- 46 Erskine Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9299 8821
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Bambini Wine Room and Bar
This intimate, exquisite bar adorned with chandeliers, flagstone floors, burnished mirrors and French cafe-style tables is top in the Sydney must-do list. Indulge in shallow fried calamari, fine wines and other delectable concoctions.
- Address
- 185 Elizabeth Street
- Phone
- 9283 7089
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Bamboo Dumpling Bar
Enjoy many expressions of the humble dumpling under antique birdcages and bikes at this eating house. It's tradition to bite off the tip, drink the juice and finish the rest.
- Address
- Shop 6, 23-31 Darlinghurst Road, Potts Point
- Phone
- 404745393
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Bananapalm Vietnamese Cuisine
This modern interpretation of the traditional Vietnamese restaurant invites guests on a colourful journey through history with signature tastes and cooking techniques. Expect classic concepts bursting with Asian flavours combining to mark each dish a 'hero.' Start with Banh Xeo (traditional savoury pancake with pork, prawns, mung beans, bean sprouts and onions) and finish with the likes of lamb shank curry with sweet potato and eggplant. Fully licensed and BYO, it's a winner.
- Address
- 260 Arden St, Coogee
- Phone
- 9665 1212
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Bangbang café & espresso bar
A true local cafe serving good honest food made with fresh produce and quality ingredients including the crowd pleasing Fish Finger Sarnie, Welsh Rarebit or their signature Wagyu Burger. Coffee by Campos
- Address
- 113 Reservoir Street
- Phone
- 9281 0018
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Bao Dao Taiwanese Kitchen
A slice of Taipei in Chatswood, Bao Doa Taiwanese Kitchen dishes up colourful bowls of stewed vegetables and a soulful Gwa-bao - a traditional steamed bun stuffed with braised pork and pickled mustard greens.
- Address
- 8/376 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9419 6290
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Bar Biaggio
Embodying the signature Signorelli style - stunning water views, a buzzing atmosphere, impeccable service - this cafe and wine bar is a local favourite. Enjoy an Italian gourmet breakfast, brunch or lunch with a view of the harbour.
- Address
- 48 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 8571 0606
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Bar H
H is for Hamish. After nine years in the kitchen at Kylie Kwong, Hamish and partner Rebecca have transformed an iconic corner cafe into Bar H- a slick, European transitional bar space offering coffee, wine and modern Australian fare all day.
- Address
- 80 Campbell St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9280 1980
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Bar Nosh
This humble establishment deals in top-notch nosh with a modern Italian essence. They grind Di Bella for early risers, dish out breakfast all day and evolving candlelit dinners four nights a week.
- Address
- 110 Swanson Street, Erskineville
- Phone
- 8021 4317
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Bar Rialto
Having perfected their style, Bar Rialto provides top quality Pizzas and Tapas, along with a full bar including tap beers and cocktails. Bar Rialto is the perfect place to come for a quiet drink, full meal, or late night cocktails.
- Address
- 559 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9310 2266
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Bar Zini
An intimate, European-inspired space with a simple yet exceptional daily menu and a love of Italy. Try their handcrafted pasta with a perfectly flavoured fresh sauce and other seasonal specials.
- Address
- 78 Harris Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9660 5718
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Barmuda
Big on light, breeze and rustic elements, Barmuda has been a buzzing local nook for over 15 years. The fun loving staff, great breakfast and lunch make it the perfect second home or an idle stop off
- Address
- 283 Australia St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9516 3341
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Baroque Bistro Patisserie
Baroque brings to Sydney a little piece of Parisian savoir faire. Visually stunning, this architect-designed dining spot combines an industrial flair with a modern touch. With a seasonally changing menu by award-winning chef Kurt Menghetti, and an on-site patisserie that's bursting with macarons, cakes and desserts, Baroque treats cuisine like a love story. If you're a Francophile, luck is on your side, Baroque will surely have you mesmerised.
- Address
- 88 George Street
- Phone
- 9421 4811
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Barzura
Hospitality with heart, this fundraiser-friendly cafe, restaurant and bar is blessed with a view second to none. Guests are invited to marvel over Wedding Cake Island and the Pacific ocean - along with the menu of course.
- Address
- 62 Carr St, Coogee Beach
- Phone
- 9665 5546
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Bassim
Fancy expertly marinated slivers of meat gussied up with piquant kimchi? Home to an expansive a la carte menu, this Korean BBQ temple pulls in carnivores and culinary fiends alike.
- Address
- Shop 11/409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 5772
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Bavairan Bier Cafe
Popular with locals and tourists alike for its waterside location on Manly Wharf and its awardwinning, all-natural bier, this restaurant and bar dishes up modern Bavarian food including eight varieties of schnitzel, burgers and local specialties.
- Address
- 2/5 W Esplanade, Manly
- Phone
- 9977 8088
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Bavarian Bier Cafe_
Beer purists flock to this sprawling drinkery for steins of golden Franziskaner bier - an oversized shortcut to freewheeling good times. The recent subject of a summery makeover, the Bavarian menu is heavy on flavour but light on carbs.
- Address
- 4/1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 8922 8100
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Baxter Inn
Unassumingly hidden down a laneway in the middle of the CBD lies a whisky lover's heaven. Saloon style with its long wooden countertop, Baxter will see you stop off for a drink or two in the latest 'it' bar in town.
- Address
- 152-156 Clarence St
- Phone
- n/a
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Bay 88
This breezy drinking hole combines an inspired Mod-Oz menu with a fitout that's a lesson in industrial chic. Pull up a courtyard table, order a share plate and settle in for a piece of year-round summer bliss.
- Address
- 86-88 Bayswater Road, Rushcutters Bay
- Phone
- 8021 7389
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BBQ King Restaurant
An institution since 1979, the charm of BBQ King is still its sumptuous food and famous plates of roast meats. The Peking duck and barbeque pork are popular favourites among the locals.
- Address
- 18-20 Goulburn Street
- Phone
- 9867 2433
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Beach Road Hotel
Aussie spirit, pacific soul, international flavour. A local institution with free live music 6 nights a week. Lunch and Dinner 7 days.
- Address
- 71 Beach Road, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9130 7247
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Beauchamp Hotel
A major renovation has given this institution of a Sydney pub a charmingly modern, loungey, and luscious style which is laid back yet decidedly cool. The food and the upstairs courtyard are a must.
- Address
- 267 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9331 2575
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Beijing Tong Ren Tang Chinese Medicine
Ancient herbal remedies, hard-to-find food supplements and alternative therapies star at this apothecary and health clinic. Its healing kudos has stood the test of time - it was founded in Beijing in 1669.
- Address
- Shop 1/16 Anderson Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9904 6663
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Belgrave Cartel
This lovable breakfast haunt has become part of the local lexicon thanks to artfully mismatched décor, excellent coffee and an inventive take on the classic jaffle. Don't leave without trying Rita's baked bacon and egg with avocado and pesto.
- Address
- 6 Belgrave St, Manly
- Phone
- 9976 6548
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Belljar Coffee
Get cosy on Nan's furniture to the sound of your old man's record collection at Belljar. Expect a friendly vibe that extends to pups, great coffee and food to order with only the finest ingredients.
- Address
- Shop 2/104 Alice St, Newtown
- Phone
- 8096 4090
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Ben & Jerry's
Cake Batter, Cheescake Brownie, Boston Cake Pie... this American ice-creamery turns up the wattage on classic flavours and comes up with something new. Visit for the dessert equivalent of your dream summer holiday.
- Address
- Shop 9, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 8014 8561
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Bench Café
This local's favourite cafe-cum-watering hole is a hit with morning types and night owls, thanks to its buzzy atmosphere and around-the-clock appeal. Come for note-perfect coffee and brunch and stay for margaritas and fajitas that are the best sort of sinful.
- Address
- Shop 3A, 11-27 Wentworth St, Manly
- Phone
- 9976 5733
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Bench Wine Bar
A dramatically lit wine bar with a slick industrial fitout. Their innovative food menu helpfully suggests drinks matched to perfection. Sit back and relax in dimly lit surroundings while soaking up some soft jazz and soul music.
- Address
- Shop 5, 503-511 King Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 7428
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Benitos Cafe
Benito is serious about coffee, and he opened this Italian influenced cafe (a new and improved version of his original establishment) to prove it. Snack on bulging paninis and moreish cannoli alongside bang-for-your-buck coffee, of course.
- Address
- 112-126 Broadway, Chippendale
- Phone
- 9281 3204
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Berkelouw Books and Cafe 1812
Good books go hand-in-hand with good food, coffee and wine at Cafe 1812, located inside Berkelouw Books. Browse inspired collections while enjoying a meal, or settle in for hosted author talks, live debates and Latin Jazz.
- Address
- 19 Oxford Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 9360 3200
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Berta
Secluded down a laneway, Berta has its roots in Italian cooking. Sibling to Surry Hills restaurant, Vini. The menu is seasonal and designed to share, accompanied by a comprehensive Italian wine list. Four-course sagra dinner every Wednesday.
- Address
- 17-19 Alberta St, Sydney
- Phone
- 9264 6133
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Big Fish Little Fish
Night owls flock to this hole-in-the-wall for an unfussy lineup of midnight eats. Here, culinary cravings are firmly global - it serves up fettucine stroganoff, Steak Diane and everything in between.
- Address
- 370 Anderson Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9412 4508
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bills Darlinghurst
A refreshing, relaxed approach to modern Australian dining with a winning formula of great coffee, fresh produce, exceptional service, a renowned communal dining table and world-famous eggs.
- Address
- 433 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9360 9631
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bills Surry Hills
A refreshing, relaxed approach to modern Australian dining with a winning formula of great coffee, fresh produce, exceptional service and world-famous eggs.
- Address
- 359 Crown Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 02 9360 4762
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bills Woollahra
A refreshing, relaxed approach to modern Australian dining with a winning formula of great coffee, fresh produce, exceptional service, including a spacious outside communal table, and world-famous eggs.
- Address
- Queens Court, 118 Queen Street, Woollahra.
- Phone
- 02 9328 7997
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Billy Kwong
Inspired by the idea of re-creating a traditional Chinese eating house, Billy Kwong offers restaurant-goers fresh, sustainable and locally sourced dishes that captures the spirt of the Kwong's love of food.
- Address
- 3/355 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9332 3300
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Bimbim, to mix
Find fresh, healthy, MSG-free food at this Darlinghurst delight, notorious for bringing together the likes of traditional dolsot bibim-bap — a hot stone bowl layered with rice, six veggies and your choice of meat.
- Address
- 169 William St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 8095 9830
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Bird & Bear Boathouse
Embodying Otis Redding's 'Sitting On The Dock of the Bay', but instead of 'Frisco Bay, find yourself in E-Bay with your back to the city and your front to the boats on the water. Everything is dished up with style and love, and aims to please locals and visitors alike.
- Address
- 1 Ithaca Rd, Elizabeth Bay
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Bishop Sessa
Fancy scallop ceviche, duck terrine or a salmon carpaccio that melts in your mouth? This classy diner's artful nod to French cuisine comes complete with global flourishes. Remember to take your passport.
- Address
- 527 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8065 7223
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Bistro Bruno
Bistro Bruno has created a warm and comfortable ambience with four separate dining areas. The quality of service and attention to detail carries through to the delightfully interesting modern Australian / European cuisine.
- Address
- 3 Beattie Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 7707
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Bistro Moncur
Bistro Moncur has long been an iconic establishment in Sydney's East. With a menu offering French bistro classics showcasing Australia's finest seasonal produce, alongside an extensive award-winning wine list.
- Address
- 116 Queen Street, Woollahra
- Phone
- 9327 9713
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BLACK by ezard
A contemporary grill, BLACK by ezard serves up a bold and boundary-breaking menu that is a melting pot of global influences and specially sourced produce interpreted on a local plate.
- Address
- The Star, Level G, Harbourside (entrance via Pirrama Road), Pyrmont
- Phone
- 1800 700 700
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Black Pony Café
The Black Pony is a welcome and hip addition to Coogee's main drag. Cafe by day and bistro by night, the setting is laid back sophistication with a French Italian fair. Don't miss the seared Dunstan Park duck breast or the orgagnic honey & vanilla bean panacotta. A galloping reputation as 'masters of the bacon and egg roll' suggests these guys are equally well versed in the signature Aussie breakfast.
- Address
- 252 Coogee Bay Rd, Coogee
- Phone
- 9664 9440
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Black Star Pastry
Constantly receiving big love for its modern twist on Artisan hand-made pastries, Black Star Pastry's Little Marionette coffee, savory pies, gingerbread ninjas and baked specialties nourish people on stools out on Australia Street.
- Address
- 277 Australia St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9577 8656
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Blacksheep
This small candle-lit bar offers all day tapas and mains, paired with an extensive selection of beers and wines. Visit for handcrafted cocktails that compliment the indie-luxe decor, creating a fun atmosphere with live music and boardgames.
- Address
- 256 King Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 8033 3455
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Blancharu
Award-winning chef Haru Inukai turns out superbly conceived and crafted Japanese-Franco cuisine in this relaxed fine dining bistro. Book ahead for the Japanese-style Bouillabaise or the chef's eight-course dinner special.
- Address
- Shop 1, 21 Elizabeth Bay Road, Elizabeth Bay
- Phone
- 9360 3555
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Bloodwood
This former Newtown conservatory assembles industrial and reclaimed materials, fresh seasonal foods and classic drinks in a refined fashion. Studded with odd stools and contemporary art, wafts of the polenta chips and garlic prawns will test your restrain if you've ordered just one dish. With an emphasis on sharing, taste much with many.
- Address
- 416 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 7699
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Blue Ginger
Popular with the locals, this slick, lively Chinese/Thai eatery is known for its melt-in-your-mouth salt and pepper squid, grilled barramundi with chilli and blackbean sauce and crisp san choy bao.
- Address
- 241 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9818 4662
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Blue Orange
Cafe by day, intimate bistro by night, Blue Orange serves comfort food a block from the beach. Blonde-wood furniture and suede banquettes beg you to linger over salmon scrambled eggs, chicken salads and slow-cooked lamb
- Address
- 49 Hall Street, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 9300 9885
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Boca Argentinean Grill
A culinary celebration of Argentina's obsession with meat. Boca's traditional parrilla (barbecue) menu is informed by owner Marcelo Berezowski's mother's recipes, while the interior is a lush and colourful excursion in Argentinean patriotism.
- Address
- 310 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9332 3373
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Bocata
'Bocata' is Spanish for sandwich -- a speciality perfected at this Spanish Delicatessen Cafe. Local and imported meats and cheese are served on freshly baked bread. Breakfast and hot meals are also available at this provedore.
- Address
- 1A 207/229 Young Street, Waterloo
- Phone
- 9690 0558
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Bodega Tapas Bar
With its garishly painted dining room and mouth-watering dishes, Bodega has risen meteorically to become Sydney's tapas institution. Our favourite: the sashimi Kingfish on garlic toast with cuttlefish ceviche and mojama- and share the Bodega family love.
- Address
- 216 Commonwealth Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9212 7766
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Bondi Tucker
Food stylist Ben Masters has launched a fresh take on tapas in a relaxed cafe restaurant where impressive breakfasts, superb coffee and leisurely lunches and dinners offer guests a taste of local lifestyle.
- Address
- 80 Hall Street, Bondi Beach.
- Phone
- 9130 8080
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Bottega del Vino
This gem translates to 'local grocery store with wine,' and is a heart and belly warming serving of just that. Expect old world wines, new varietals and pure craft beers along with readymade tastes from chocolate to cheese.
- Address
- Shop 1, 77 Macleay St, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9331 8333
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Bourke Street Bakery
This famous bakery is eternally buzzing. From unique pastries to gourmet sausage rolls and winning sourdough, this Surry Hills institution serves up delectable treats worth lining up for.
- Address
- 633 Bourke Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9699-1011
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Brioche Cafe & Bakery
Exceeding the norm of a local bakery, Brioche is kind to the health-conscious. Our gluten-free friends can breathe a sigh of relief with an array of suitable choices on the menu. Stop by for organic sourdough or freshly baked gluten free bread.
- Address
- 349 Darling St, Balmain
- Phone
- 9555 7703
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Broadway Cellars
Spanish owner and wine connoisseur Jose Fernandez delivers a carefully edited selection of Spanish and Portuguese wines, rare and vintage reds, ports, sherries and more. Find the perfect drop for any meal.
- Address
- 96 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9660 3908
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Brown Sugar
A solid favourite among locals, Brown Sugar offers sweet service and a wholesome approach to dining. It's about local, healthy hand made Italian and French fair in the evening and affordable affluence in the morning.
- Address
- 106 Curlewis St, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9130 1566
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Bungalow 8
Sydney's only waterside Tiki bar, taking inspiration from the flavours of the South Pacific and boasting favourites like the whole suckling pig and coconut cocktails. Relax by day and party by night, escape to Bungalow 8, a harbour-side oasis under a city skyline.
- Address
- Number 8, The Promenade, King Street Wharf, Sydney
- Phone
- 9299 4660
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Burnt Orange
A stylish cafea and retail emporium in the old Mosman clubhouse. Browse through two levels of rooms filled with clothing, homewares and gifts. All-day dining on the balcony with stunning harbour views.
- Address
- 1109 Middle Head Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9969 1120
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Busshari
It's all about flavour and freshness at this classy Japanese eatery in the heart of Potts Point. Sushi, sashimi and sake are the stars of a menu that's as authentic and unpretentious as the decor.
- Address
- 119 Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9357 4555
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Button Bar
This candlelit drinkery is an exercise in lo-fi elegance thanks to a wood-panelled interior, sumptuous seating and up-cycled fixtures. Sink into a booth and surrender to a cocktail list that's as adventurous as its décor.
- Address
- 65 Foveaux Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 9211 1544
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Cafe Court at The Star
The Star's Cafe Court offering ranges from authentic Turkish to classic fish and chips. Find iconic names including Adriano Zumbo Patissier, Din Tai Fung, Gelato Messina, Flying Fish & Chips, Dergah Grill, Kampung and Pulse Express. Or head to Level 1 and try Luke Nguyen's Fat Noodle, Bistro 80 or Fuel. (Guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter the casino).
- Address
- Cafe Court, The Star, Level G, 80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont
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cafe DOV
cafe DOV is a little bit Parisian cafe, a little bit New York bistro, a little bit Sydney restaurant, with small village eatery warmth. At any time of day, the beautiful, seasonal fare is dished out to share.
- Address
- 130 Victoria St, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9368 0600
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Cafe Hernandez
Iconic and family run, Cafe Herndandez is full of beans and open 24/7. The eclectic decor, freshly roasted coffee and authentic Spanish menu provide a bohemian blend as curious as its clientele.
- Address
- 60 Kings Cross Rd, Potts Point.
- Phone
- 9331 2343
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Cafe Holm
This pint-sized cafe is a lesson in caffeine artistry. Come for the perfect lattes, courtesy of Marrickville roasters Coffee Alchemy, and a menu high on seasonal produce and inspired Scandinavian staples-cured and pickled with love.
- Address
- Shop 4, 165 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 8094 9936
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Cafe Jen
Balmain's quieter side brings you the taste of simplicity. Surrounded by white walls, get comfortable on one of Jen's colourful vintage chairs and browse through the ever-changing menu of quality bites.
- Address
- Shop 3, 11/418 Darling St, Balmain
- Phone
- 9818 3188
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Cafe La Bas
This local cafe is a lesson in North Shore coffee artistry. It keeps caffeine addicts fuelled with note-perfect double ristrettos, lattes and machiattos, thanks to flawless roasting techniques and the world class single origin beans that are seasonally selected and roasted in house. Don't miss the true French fashion sandwich "Croque Monsieur", inventive homemade treats and the sinfully good tribute to the all-day breakfast - bacon and egg rolls and brioche French toast - guaranteed to sate every beach side craving.
- Address
- 19 Pittwater Road, Manly
- Phone
- 9976 3366
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Cafe Lilliputien
Open for breakfast and lunch, this quirky cafe has a loyal following thanks to its freshly baked pastries, organic coffee and inspired meals including the Spicy Lilliputien: chorizo ragout, poached eggs, fresh chilli, basil leaves.
- Address
- 112A O'Brien Street, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 8065 0699
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Cafe Mint
A smart, stylish and intimate space where you'll discover Modern Mediterranean cuisine, including locally adored specials such as sweet breakfast couscous and a delectable spicy lamb with hummus.
- Address
- 579 Crown Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 02 9319 0848
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Cafe Mix at Shangri-La Hotel
Located on level one of the Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney, Cafe Mix, the hotel's all-day dining restaurant, offers an exquisite selection of international cuisine and mouth-watering desserts.
- Address
- Level 1, 176 Cumberland Street
- Phone
- 9250 6206
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Cafe Morso
Priceless water views from this quintessential Sydney heritage wharf embody the Cafe Morso experience - exceptional and unassuming. Sample their award winning breakfast menu, signature dishes like house made gnocchi with bacon, truffle oil and soft poached egg and a variety of seasonal a la carte lunch options. Linger over a lazy lunch with a Pimms cocktail on the deck and enjoy outdoor dining in understated, Sydney style. Cafe Morso is also available for private evening events; from cocktail parties on the deck at sunset to intimate dinners under the grand chandelier inside.
- Address
- Lower Deck Jones Bay Wharf, 19-21 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9692 0111
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Cafe Nest
Enjoy a refreshingly different take on food at this pint-sized Potts Point cafe. Sit street side in the sunny courtyard for a breakfast of house made toasted muesli with agave syrup and poached fruit or a classic Reuben sandwich for lunch.
- Address
- 145 Victoria Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 8356 9505
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Cafe New York
This high-voltage coffee shop is the stuff of local ritual. Come for buttermilk pancakes, classic eggs benedict and flawless ristrettos courtesy of local coffee maestros Toby's Estate.
- Address
- 316 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9410 3900
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Cafe Nice
Lovers of Cafe Sopra and Fratelli Fresh will be happy to hear that the team behind both dining concepts is back with a new cafe project, and there’s a lot to like about Cafe Nice. If you thought that French fare was heavy and rich you’ll change your mind after trying the green beans with hazelnuts, pickled eschalots and crème fraiche – it’s like spring on a plate.
- Address
- Corner of Phillip and Albert Streets, Circular Quay
- Phone
- 8248 9600
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Cafe No. 9
An uber cool addition to the thriving coffee scene of Potts Point, No. 9 offers refined European fair in a contemporary style deliciously complimented by classic and retro breakfast and lunch menus. Fully licensed.
- Address
- 9 Ward Avenue, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9331 1399
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Cafe Sopra
A Mozzarella bar for the cheese obsessed, Aperitivo Bar, Pizzeria, a private dining room and private bar. Breakfast is also available until late.
- Address
- 81 Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9368 6666
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Cafe Viva
With a unique take on the American style diner, Cafe Viva serves all day breakfast, hot dogs, burritos, sundaes and some of Balmain's best homemade burgers. A cosy spot day or night.
- Address
- 4/189 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 9028
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Cafe XXII
At Cafe XXII the menu changes every week with the promise of serving fresh, seasonal produce - creating an element of surprise for returning diners. Located in a gorgeous sandstone street corner building, Cafe XXII is open during the week for lunch and dinner and offers a heavenly weekend brunch menu. Try the Sydney rock oysters and crisp calamari fritti coupled with a glass of Margaret River white - a show stopping experience.
- Address
- 22 Union Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9552 3093
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Caffe Sicilia
Located in buzzing Surry Hills, Caffe Sicilia represents an authentic dining experience from old school Sicily. From the rustic regional Sicilian cuisine to the old world service and decor, this cucina, caffe and pasteria evokes 1940s Sicily unlike anywhere else in Sydney.
- Address
- 628 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9699 8787
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Cara&Co Restaurant
Cara&Co Restaurant invites you to experience a style of cooking found nowhere else in Australia. The Cara&Co menu is enriched by Flemish fine dining with the aim to challenge your usual eating habits. Constantly striving to create new food pairings, the restaurant offers pure cooking that delivers heightened flavours with each dish.
- Address
- Westfield Sydney, Level 4
- Phone
- 9226 9988
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Cargo Bar
Waterside vistas, sparkling long drinks and a relaxed dining intimacy make up Cargo Bar's ineffable social recipe by day. As a landmark of Sydney's nightlife, the venue also welcomes local DJs and live musicians to brew its international party atmosphere. Its trusted ambiance and daily specials lure locals while its position ensures a diverse crowd.
- Address
- 21 Lime St, King St Wharf
- Phone
- 9262 1777
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Cargo Bar & Lounge
Waterside vistas, sparkling long drinks and a relaxed dining intimacy make up Cargo's paramount social recipe by day. As a landmark of Sydney's nightlife, the venue also welcomes local and international DJs and live musicians to brew its international party atmosphere.
- Address
- 52-60 The Promenade, King Street Wharf, Sydney
- Phone
- 9262 1777
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Carre Noir
Velvety hot chocolate courtesy of Belgian cocoa Belcolade is the standout at this restaurant-cum-coffee shop. It also plays host to an inventive menu that couples European accents with culinary charm.
- Address
- Shop 1/409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 1001
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Catalina Restaurant
In keeping with the harbourside location, seafood is a Catalina specialty. Oysters are shucked to order, and long-standing relationships with Sydney's leading suppliers provide us with the best line-caught fish. The highest quality meat and poultry are sourced from all over Australia.
- Address
- Lynne Park, Rose Bay
- Phone
- 9371 0555
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Central Baking Depot
Cherry, fennel and walnut sourdough; capsicum and olive foccacia; scrolls with sweet tahini and cinnamon - this is not your average bakery. Pizzas, cakes, good coffee, sandwiches and pies round out the menu - a coeliac’s nightmare.
- Address
- 7/19-25 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9953 5555
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Ceviche
The views of Coogee Beach from this contemporary Australian restaurant are hard to beat. Tear your eyes away and you'll enjoy equal visual feasts on your plate: Yamba prawns or kangaroo with beetroot relish, perhaps?
- Address
- 56 Carr Street, Coogee
- Phone
- T: 9315 8811
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Chapter One
Ocean views compete for attention with Allpress coffee and delectable cheese and charcuterie as evening sets in. The wine list hosts boutique flavours from South Australia to Spain with the service proving equally exclusive.
- Address
- 34 Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 0416 201 601
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Chat Thai
Constant queues and loyal Thai patronage provide the best endorsement here. Authentic curries, salads, whole fish and marinated grilled meats range from mild to fiery and the dessert offerings are wide and mouthwatering. The supper menu kicks in at 10pm with bite-sized morsels like fish ball skewers and satay sticks available until 2am. A sweets order of par tuhng go is essential, deep-fried doughnut sticks made fresh and served with pandan custard.
- Address
- 20 Campbell Street
- Phone
- 9211 1808
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Chatswood BBQ Kitchen
This chirpy barbeque joint serves up Cantonese favourites in humble surrounds. Sample the spring rolls and steaming seafood hotpots or head straight for the highlight - crispy glazed duck crowned with choy sum.
- Address
- 3/387 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9419 6532
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Cherry
Cocktail luxe. Breathtaking harbour and skyline views are amplified by the weekly DJ line-up, featuring the best of lounge, afro beats, electro jazz and reggae. (Guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter the casino).
- Address
- The Star, Level 1, 80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
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Chez Dee
A slice of Paris in Potts Point, this inventive cafe-cum-providore keeps locals fuelled with artful meals and artisanal produce. Don’t miss the high tea room - it’s Potts Point’s answer to Turkish mystique.
- Address
- 62 Kellett Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 8354 1544
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Chica Bonita
Who could fend off a pretty girl's charms? Drop into this inspired, hole-in-the wall for sublime margaritas, killer Mexican and the promise of around-the-clock good times. Don't miss the fitout — bohemian charm with just the right industrial edge.
- Address
- 7 The Corso, Manly.
- Phone
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Chinese Gingseng & Herbs
The first and oldest Chinese herbal store in Sydney, Chinese Ginseng & Herbs Co. boasts a range of over 1200 medicinal herbs. Visit the store for some ginseng to improve blood circulation and increase energy, or try the Woodlock liniment with Australian Emu Oil, which is recommended for muscle pain and arthritis. An impressive wall of teas includes varieties from Japan, China, Taiwan and Tibet as well as a resident herbalist and acupuncturist.
- Address
- 75-77 Ultimo Road, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9212 4397
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Chinese Noodle House
Transitional northern Chinese food abounds here. Try the specialty dish - knife sliced noodle, requiring a quick and steady hand to shave off noodle ribbons from a block of dough. Have your noodles boiled and served with a clear soup or a saucy pork mince, or get them stir-fried with meat or vegetables - the most popular method. It's all cheap and cheerful with large servings, and all dumplings and noodles are handmade.
- Address
- TG2, 8 Quay St, Prince Centre, Haymarket.
- Phone
- 9281 4508
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Ciao Thyme
This corner delicatessen sells top shelf Australian produce from Hunter Valley cheeses to Barossa bacon. Lovingly made meals with a selection of salads, pastas, fresh juices, coffee and Mum's cakes.
- Address
- 212 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9555 5455
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Cinque
Cinque's windows, open or closed, let the buzz of Newtown pass you by as you sip your coffee and enjoy great cafe bites. Nestled at the front of the Dendy, it's a great meeting hub.
- Address
- 261 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9519 3077
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Cipri italian
The Cipri brothers Joe, Carmelo and Anthony offer a modern take on Italian traditions of fine food and warm hospitality. Informal yet sophisticated, experience all the style, flavours and personality of modern Italy.
- Address
- 10 Elizabeth Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 9331 3333
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Club Sandwich Bondi
The bigger the better at this joint. The day begins with bacon and egg rolls and coffee from The Grounds Roasters, continuing into lunch with salads and sandwiches pilled high with deli goods. Finish off with their famous fresh iced watermelon juice.
- Address
- 2 Jaques Avenue, Bondi
- Phone
- T: 9365 7250
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Coco Chocolate
Rebecca Kerswellss organic handmade milk chocolate with caramel, pinenut & seasalt will take your taste buds to a new planet. A shimmering collision of exotic spices and peppers partake in the journey from cocoa bean to bar.
- Address
- Myahgah Mews, Rear 565 Military Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9960 6540
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Coffee Tea and Me
This buzzy cafe dishes up inventive bagels, left-field breakfasts and note-perfect lattes from a blink-and-you'll-miss-it nook. Pull up a sidewalk table and settle in for a caffeine fix that's high on retro goodness.
- Address
- 87C Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9332 2717
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Cold Rock Icecreamery
Imagine 3000-plus combinations of ice cream smashed with chocolates, lollies, fruits and nuts on the store's signature "Frozen Rock." Choose from many sensational flavours including their specialty Asian flavours. If you can dream it, Cold Rock can icecream it.
- Address
- 90 Hay St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9211 1095
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Congee and Noodle House
At Congee and Noodle House slurping up bowls of life-giving congee is a soulful affair. Try the cryptic Thousand Year Egg and Pork version or settle for the house favourite - it's laced with generous pieces of crab.
- Address
- 375 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9884 8232
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Corner Bar
Corner Bar, the Peninsula's first small bar, serves up excellent cocktails, great wines by the glass, boutique beers and grazing boards all in a very cool setting. Available for selective function hire and external catering.
- Address
- 632 Darling St, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 7070
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Cornerhouse Cafe
Those who like a side of art with their coffee will love this café, supporting local artists through rotating exhibitions – even the mugs have inspired designs. In them you’ll find single origin coffee: a house blend alongside a special brew changing fortnightly. Pair that with organic, home-cooked dishes like pancetta-and-poached-egg brioche and NY-style corned-beef sandwiches plus a snappy Swedish-retro dining room and outdoor seating, and you’ve got all the ingredients for a memorable meal.
- Address
- 33 Albion Avenue, Paddington
- Phone
- 9357 6578
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Cornersmith
This Marrickville cafee-cum-providore creates pickles, jams and preserves using humble techniques and produce sourced from local farms and inner-west backyards.
- Address
- 314 Illawarra Road, Marrickville
- Phone
- 8065 0844
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Cowbell 808
Eighties decor, mismatched furniture and graffiti murals aside, this joint impresses with homemade cafe fare, including bulging burgers and hotcakes topped with house-smoked bacon ice-cream.
- Address
- 616 Bourke Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9698 5044
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Crane Sushi Bar
A recent addition to the dining strip that is Bayswater Road, Crane fuses Japanese dining with the fun of a late night hangout, elements which are fast catching the attention of Sydney’s A list. Lead by head chef Tai Chi, the extensive fusion menu reveals both contemporary and traditional takes on Japanese favourites, from platters of sashimi and nigari bites to blends of green tea and tiramisu for dessert.
- Address
- 32 Bayswater Road, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9357 3414
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Croissant D'Or
Traditional French pastries, cakes, pies and chocolates fill this little hole in the wall shop. Leave your diet at the door and indulge in the delicious treats. Their famous duck-shaped meringues are the perfect treat for children and adults alike.
- Address
- 117A Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9358 6014
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Croquembouche Bondi
The indecisive will want to avoid this French patisserie, one of three Sydney outlets by Laurence and Frederic Caillon. Together they whip and glaze dozens of sweet and savoury treats, from croquembouche towers that defy gravity to macarons in every flavour under the sun and cakes - fondant, opera, nougatine - that will leave you weak. And then there are the tarts, truffles, petits fours… Visit for breakfast or lunch and enjoy French specialties and piled-high sandwiches.
- Address
- 91 Bondi Road, Bondi
- Phone
- T: 9386 1265
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Cruise Bar
Cruise Bar does a Modern Interpretation of Italian Cuisine, with cocktail lounge, bar, events space and wandering harbour views. DJs decorate the waterfront atmospheres four nights a week or try your hand at a Cocktail Master Class.
- Address
- Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay
- Phone
- 9251 1188
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Dae Jang Kum Korean BBQ
The best part about eating at a Korean restaurant is 'banchan', a spread of complementary side dishes that include salad, pickled vegetables and kimchee, fermented Chinese cabbage with Korean spices. Chilli lovers will relish the 'teok bok ki', spicy rice cakes and the 'bo ssam', pork belly boiled in a master broth best served with lettuce, chilli, and radish kimchee. It's not all hot - there are grilled cheese oysters, 'jap chae' clear potato noodles and crunchy fried chicken. Fully licensed, BYO wine available with $5 corkage.
- Address
- 35 Goulburn Street
- Phone
- 9211 0890
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Darley Street Bistro
Like its older sister in Newtown, this casual eatery takes bistro classics and gives them a modern edge. Expect generous servings of slow-braised lamb, spaghetti marinara and Angus fillet paired with a well-priced wine list.
- Address
- 309 Clovelly Road, Clovelly
- Phone
- T: 8068 2182
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Delicado Foods
Delicado Foods and Wines is a 'Taste of Spain' in McMahon's Point. The wine and tapas bar, a previous winner of Restaurant and Catering's Best Tapas in NSW, is a true 'cult' foodies and wine lovers destination which mixes modern and traditional Spanish cuisine with superior wine and food knowledge, service and ambience. Delicado also consists of a European style delicatessen and specialty bottle-shop where monthly wine education classes are offered.
- Address
- 134 Blues Point Rd, McMahons Point
- Phone
- 9955 9399
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Delima Restaurant
Never tried Indonesian cuisine or would like to recall a fun filled journey in Bali? Delima offers a good start, set in tasteful surrounds with warm, wooden furnishings. The extensive menu has pictures of every dish, making ordering easy, but it's hard to go past Indonesian classics like chicken satay, 'Nasi Goreng Indonesia' or cubes of fall-apart-tender beef rendang. Fried chicken fans should seek out the ayam goreng kalasan, covered in a blanket of crispy spices for extra crunch.
- Address
- 69/ 1 Dixon St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9267 7045
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Di Bella Coffee Roasting Warehouse
A hub for coffee aficionados, Di Bella Coffee Roasting Warehouse applies a sophisticated attention to the variety and preparation of the coffee bean. Learn about alternative brewing methods or look at the variety of machines, grinders and accessories while you enjoy brunch from their team of chefs.
- Address
- 2/50 Holt Street
- Phone
- 9699 9656
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Different Drummer Bar
In the midst of Glebe's thriving restaurant district, the Different Drummer is a cosmopolitan cocktail bar with a warm heart. Compliment your wine or cocktail with Spanish inspired tapas created using the freshest locally sourced ingredients. Why not spice up your night with a great small bar atmosphere, groovy tunes and service with a wink.
- Address
- 185 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9552 3406
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Din Tai Fung
At world renowned Din Tai Fung, the creation of each dumpling is an art form. Made with extreme discipline, the pastry and filling must be weighed to an exact size and thickness. Watch the dumpling artisans at work through the wallto- ceiling windows while you queue to be seated. Don't miss Din Tai Fung's signature soup dumplings, Xiao Long Bao. Our tip: dip the dumpling quickly in the sauce, place it in a spoon, pierce with a chopstick to release the hot soup before popping into your mouth.
- Address
- Shop 11.04, Level 1, World Square, 644 George Street
- Phone
- 9264 6010
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Din Tai Fung The Star
At world renowned Din Tai Fung, the creation of each dumpling is an art form. Made with extreme discipline, the pastry and filling must be weighed to an exact size and thickness. Don't miss Din Tai Fung's signature soup dumplings, Xiao Long Bao. Our tip: dip the dumpling quickly in the sauce, place it in a spoon, pierce with a chopstick to release the hot soup before popping into your mouth.
- Address
- Cafe Court, Level G, 80 Pyrmont St, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9692 0791
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Doltone House Darling Island Wharf
One of Sydney's most spectacular waterfront venues offering an exclusive retreat with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, city skyline and the Darling Harbour precinct. Catering for events ranging from 10 to over 550 guests.
- Address
- Darling Island Wharf (opp The Star), Accenture Building GF, 48 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 8571 0622
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Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf
One of Sydney's most spectacular waterfront venues offering an exclusive retreat with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, city skyline and the Darling Harbour precinct. Catering for events ranging from 10 to over 550 guests.
- Address
- Piers 19-21, Upper Deck, 26-32 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 8571 0622
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Dome Bar
Eclectic, warm and decadent, DOME is the perfect place to enjoy live performances, unwind with friends, or host a private party, corporate celebration or business conference in one of Sydney's most beautiful bars and function rooms.
- Address
- 589 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9699 3460
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Dr Earth Newtown
This Health & Eco lifestyle Store has it all. Organic fruit & veges sit alongside natural beauty products, fair trade gifts & homeware made from bamboo & recyled materials. Recently opened treatment rooms provide a myriad of alternative practices & Yoga.
- Address
- 287-289 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9550 2554
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Drift at Ravesi's
Ravesi's exclusive new cocktail lounge for the Bondi A-list and visitors, Drift boasts incredible beachside views, an exquisite menu and a world class cocktail and wine experience. Takes contemporary luxury to new heights.
- Address
- 118 Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9365 4422
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Dunbar House
Experts in capitalising on Sydney's finest assets for next level hospitality, Dunbar House is a truly special discovery. Offering beautiful interiors with Sydney's best harbour views, dine on the outside deck over a chic breakfast, lunch and afternoon menu or try the High Tea which runs from 10am until close. Dinner on the upper level is exclusively reserved for weddings and high-end corporate events seven days a week.
- Address
- 9 Marine Pde, Watsons Bay
- Phone
- 9337 1226
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East Ocean Restaurant
With an emphasis on modern Cantonese cuisine, East Ocean is known for both its fresh seafood and quality yum cha. A recent shift to an a-la-carte yum cha menu sees your dumplings now cooked to-order and served piping hot from the kitchen to a quieter and less chaotic dining room. It also means no need to constantly look out for the elusive dessert trolley. For dinner try the lobster cooked in ginger and shallots, plucked live from the fish tanks, or the cold-served abalone. Peking duck and XO pipis are always a hit, or splurge on the King crab, divided and served three different ways.
- Address
- 421-429 Sussex St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9212 4198
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Efendy Restaurant
The taste of Turkey resides in a restored Victorian mansion, surrounded by oak trees as Chef Somer Sivrioglu blendstraditional and inventive Turkish cuisine to create an urban Istanbul concept that's steeped in Ottoman history
- Address
- 79 Elliott Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 5466
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Elizabeth Bay Cafe
Inventive and charming in equal parts, this much-loved cafe keeps locals fuelled with Allpress coffee, buttermilk pancakes with butterscotch and and an egg white tortilla with spinach, fetta and chipotle that's the stuff of breakfast dreams.
- Address
- 45 Elizabeth Bay Road, Elizabeth Bay
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Elizabeth Bay Cellars
In search of that special drop? Find exquisite boutique liquors and upmarket fine wines sourced locally and internationally. Elizabeth Bay Cellars boasts a vivid passion, wealth of industry knowledge and warm service where information is the key.
- Address
- 76 Elizabeth Bay Rd, Elizabeth Bay
- Phone
- 9358 1688
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Emperor's Garden
A specialist in Cantonese cuisine, the newly renovated Emperor's Garden Restaurant seats a total of 350 diners over two floors. Curry crab is the signature dish here, a thick spiced yellow curry with coconut cream and a secret blend of Chinese spices that includes lemongrass, curry powder and a touch of dried chilli. Soak up the rich sauce with steamed fluffy mantou buns. The two-course Peking duck is also popular, or try the pan-fried barramundi with pork mince and vermicelli. Otherwise join the yum cha hoards at lunchtime and enjoy your pick of dishes from the roaming trolleys of steamed and fried dumplings. Sit outside in Dixon Street mall and watch the world go by as you feast beneath the iconic red gates of Sydney's Chinatown.
- Address
- 100 Hay St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9211 2135/9211 2268
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Emperor's Garden BBQ & Noodles
You can't miss the display of glistening meats hanging in the window at this popular barbecue house. At the eat-in restaurant, order the famous crispy skin roast duck, salt-and-pepper king prawns or soft shell crab. For a quick takeaway, grab a box of roast duck, soy chicken, sweet barbecue pork or crackling roast pork, packed with optional rice and vegetables. The more adventurous should hunt down the deep-fried pigeon or marinated pork trotters.
- Address
- 213-215 Thomas St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9281 9899
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Emperor's Garden Cake & Bakery
Join the queue here for Emperor Puffs, miniature custard puffs baked fresh 12pm-9pm. At only $1 for 4, they're a bargain treat and the automated cooking contraption is worth a look, especially for kids. Inside the bakery you'll find a huge selection of sweet and savoury buns, cakes and pastries. Try the chestnut puree tart or the Cossack Foal, a traditional treat made from flour puffs and walnuts held together with sticky liquid glucose.
- Address
- 75 Dixon St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9281 5989
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Enopizzeria
Restaurateur Mauro Marcucci has done it again. Enopizzeria is Italian at its best - a huge menu of simple and authentic dishes with a sharp wine list, even the bambinos are welcome too. You’ll wish you never had to say arrivederci.
- Address
- Shop 5, 19 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9953 0022
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Essen Restaurant & Beer Cafe
Schnitzel, Weisswurst and strudel star on the menu here, focused on comfort food from northern Europe. The servings are generous, beers are imported and the schnapps list is hard to beat.
- Address
- 133-135 Broadway, Ultimo
- Phone
- 9211 3805
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Essenza
Like a Tuscan trattoria, Essenza Italian offers a warm and rustic setting whilst maintaining a commitment to traditional Italian cuisine as shown in its selection of breads, pastas, salads, steaks, veal, chicken and seafood specialties.
- Address
- 560 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9698 8907
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Farmer Jo
A kitchen and café producing flavoursome breakfast treats. Hidden down Surry Hill's Hutchinson Street - find it by following the aroma of sweet roasting oats.
- Address
- 45 Hutchinson Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
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Fat Buddha
Piping hot steamed prawn dumplings, freshly made rolls with tender BBQ pork, crispy salt and pepper squid and an all day yum cha menu awaits you within the stylish QVB. For a more decadent lunch or dinner, diners can indulge in dishes such as the "Legendary Eight Treasure" of double cooked whole duck stuffed with eight traditional ingredients such as lotus seed, pearl barley and salted duck egg, or the roasted pork ribs with vintage black vinegar.
- Address
- QVB, Level 2, North End
- Phone
- 9264 9558
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Fernside Coffee Shoppe
The comforting drum of the barista dosing and tamping Campos coffee is Fernside's soundtrack. This cafe feels like a local's home with its inviting garden benches and all-day breakfasts. Welcome to the sunny side of Redfern.
- Address
- 401B Cleveland Street (enter via Baptist St)
- Phone
- 0425 343 304
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Fifi Foveaux
The ruby wallpaper, red chandeliers, Phillipe Starck gnome stools and fancy decor spell posh but things are kept deliciously simple here. Expect fine coffee and food at great prices in this bustling hangout.
- Address
- 428 Crown Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 02 9380 6881
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Finolas Restaurant
Restaurant Owner, Finola Healy, shows her Irish roots in the traditional, hearty menu at Finola's. Great value and a welcoming atmosphere create a comfortable dining experience that's also available for functions.
- Address
- 156 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 5100
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Fiorenzoni
Fiorenzoni could double as the secret kitchen of your long-lost grandma, thanks to its homespun vibe and dishes such as semolina gnocchi with slow-cooked ragout. Though the main menu might be wholesome, the dolci is pure sin.
- Address
- Shop 1/809 Pacific Highway, Chatswood (Cnr Victoria Avenue)
- Phone
- 9419 6411
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Fish at The Rocks
Set against Sydney's history-rich Rocks district, this seafood eatery is equal parts classic and inventive. It lures theatregoers, travellers and locals with fixed menus and specials such as stuffed baby Barramundi.
- Address
- 29 Kent Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9252 4614
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Flying Fish Restaurant & Bar
Set over two levels at the very end of historic Jones Bay Wharf and boasting spectacular harbour views, Flying Fish Restaurant & Bar delivers an innovative menu that flows with the seasons and constantly surprises the palate. If you're looking for a more relaxed vibe, Little Fish Bar, overlooking the western side of the wharf, offers a year-round destination where guests can enjoy seasonal cocktails, fine wines and a modest bar menu any night of the week.
- Address
- Lower Deck Jones Bay Wharf, 19-21 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9518 6677
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Food & Art Restaurant
Part gallery, part restaurant, this cosy eatery spotlights work by talented world artists. If you can tear you're your eyes away, drama of an equal kind unfolds on the plate: mod-Australian fare, impeccably presented.
- Address
- Shop 1A, 1-11 Oxford Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 9380 7414
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Food Society
This open kitchen-style restaurant is a welcome celebration of fine food mixed with old school hospitality and unparalleled service - a refreshingly down to earth addition to the Sydney circuit.
- Address
- 91 Riley St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 8090 3462
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Fook Yeun
At night, this yum cha joint draws gourmands and culinary obsessives with its superlative take on a la carte. Don't miss the salt and pepper squid - it's dusted with dangerously addictive five spice mix from Sichuan.
- Address
- 7 Help Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9413 2688
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Forbes and Burton
A Darlo institution in knowable new hands showcases seasonal menus to match the time of day, the freshest possible ingredients, all day breakfasts on weekends, a transformable dining room and free wifi with your organic coffee.
- Address
- 225 Forbes Street
- Phone
- 9356 8788
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Forest Lodge Hotel
Refreshingly relaxed and homey, 'the Flodge' is where you'll find many Glebe locals enjoying a drink, coffee or bistro bite. Join them for a rump steak, a spot of trivia, or free live music on Sunday afternoons.
- Address
- 117 Arundel Street, Glebe
- Phone
- 9660 1872
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Formaggi Ocello
Foodies delight in Formaggi Ocello's fine selection of rare Italian, French and Australian farmhouse cheeses, plus breads, jams, mustards, cured hams, fresh seasonal fruits, cafe and wine bar. A welcome retreat from the urban street.
- Address
- Shop 16, 425 Bourke Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 9357 7878
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Fortune Abalone
Piled high with every imaginable variety of the seafood delicacy, it's easy to confuse Fortune Abalone with the secret cartel of a wealthy ancient mariner. The packaging here is as exquisite as the abalone itself.
- Address
- Chatswood Mall, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9412 3188
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Foundry Fiftythree
A slice of Brooklyn in Manly, this eatery serves up exposed brick walls, left-field street art and a lo-fi vibe. Come for excellent Single Origin coffee and an inspired combination of chorizo, sofrito dog with spinach and feta.
- Address
- 1/53 Pittwater Rd, Manly
- Phone
- 9977 7740
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fouratefive
Exceptional food, great juices (watermelon, lemon and mint, or apple, pineapple and mint) and Single Origin coffee makes for a very popular cafe.
- Address
- 485 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9698 6485
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Francesca's Cuisine
It's a little bit French, a little bit Italian, and all- round tasty. This place oozes Mediterranean charm, from the homey menu - think avocado and orange crisp pancetta salad and pork and fennel gnocchi ragu - to the cosmopolitan dining room.
- Address
- 130 Victoria Road, Rozelle
- Phone
- 9810 2555
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Fratelli Fresh
Heralded by chefs and food critics as Sydney's leading providore of seasonal domestic and imported produce and authentic Italian products. Peruse the pantry of fresh fruit and vegetables, finely pressed olive oils, imported cheeses and every imaginable herb.
- Address
- 81 Macleay Street, Potts Point.
- Phone
- 9368 6655
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Fratelli Fresh CBD
A buzz of energy radiates from the hidden Fratelli Fresh on Bridge St. The venue is home to the infamous Cafe Sopra, a Mozzarella bar for the cheese obsessed, Aperitivo Bar, Pizzeria, a private dining room and private bar. Breakfast is also available until late.
- Address
- 11 Bridge Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 8298 2701
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Fratelli Paradiso
Iconic and perennially hip, Fratelli Paradiso is an all-Italian bistro and pasticceria with a weekly changing blackboard menu and knowledgeable and professional service. This eatery is deeply woven into Sydney's culinary folklore.
- Address
- 12-16 Challis Avenue, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9357 1744
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Freda's
A small bar housed in a refitted century old warehouse. The Mediterranean influenced dinner menu is classily executed as are the cocktails. Try their signature Martini, with a Gin Mare base, Dolin Blanc Dry Vermouth and two green olives.
- Address
- 109 Regent Street, Chippendale
- Phone
- 8971 7336
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Front Restaurant and Bar - The Sebel Pier One Sydney
Located next to the Harbour Bridge in The Sebel Pier One Sydney, this relaxing waterfront restaurant and bar has a modern Australian menu. With amazing harbour views, Front is a great choice for harbourside dining.
- Address
- 11 Hickson Road
- Phone
- 8298 9999
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Fujiyama JapaneseTeppanyaki
Tucked up a flight of stairs, Fujiyama Teppanyaki Restaurant is equal parts intimate and artful. Take a seat near the kitchen and watch the chefs spin magic with flawlessly seared pieces of meat.
- Address
- Level 1, 77 Archer Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9419 8006
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G'Thai
Hot, sour, salty, sweet... traditional flavours get a sleek makeover at this popular Thai eatery. It also boasts a revolving roster of lunch specials high on imagination but low on price.
- Address
- Shop 2/409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 8971 3268
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Galileo at The Langham, Sydney
Chef Jonathan Bruell, now at the helm of Galileo Restaurant, has crafted menus using fresh and local produce to create innovative modern Australian cuisine.
- Address
- 89-113 Kent St, Sydney
- Phone
- 8248 5252
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Gastro Park
Grant King of Pier fame has brought his culinary bravado to Kings Cross with this modern dining restaurant and bar. The menu offers an imaginative snack selection and inventive mains along with an adventurous, well-edited wine and cocktail list. Come for a relaxed atmosphere, attentive service and note-perfect dishes - the type of creations that see classic ingredients spun into high art.
- Address
- 5-9 Roslyn Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 8068 1017
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Gelato Messina
The mad professors of Darlinghurst desserts have brought all the fan favourites to the new location too including the poached figs and marsala and salted caramel with white chocolate.
- Address
- 241 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst.
- Phone
- 8354 1223
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Gelato Messina Surry Hills
The mad professors of Darlinghurst desserts have brought all the fan favourites to the new location too including the poached figs and marsala and salted caramel with white chocolate.
- Address
- 389 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8354 1223
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gigi
Hard-core fans rave victoriously about gigi's 13 inches of scant thin crust topped with the secret recipes of Naples. Find a perch between the central woodfire oven and urban murals and review it for yourself.
- Address
- 379 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 2224
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Gin Garden
Gin enthusiasts flock to this elegant, colonial-themed drinkery for inventive versions of their favourite tipple. If you're feeling adventurous, skip the Tanqueray and head straight for the Cucumber Pepper Martini.
- Address
- Ground Floor, 252 George Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9240 3100
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Ginseng Chinese Medicine
Ancient Chinese medicine gets a left-field makeover at this apothecary-cum-drinkery. Come for herbal drinks with mystical healing qualities and stay for the kind of acupuncture and massage treatments that give you a new lease on life.
- Address
- Shop 10/409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9419 7131
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Glebe Point Diner
- Address
- 407 Glebe Pt Rd, Glebe
- Phone
- 9660 2646
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Gnome Cafe
The perfect spot to settle in for brunch, lunch or dinner, Gnome is a cosy cafe and wine bar with an array of delicious dishes perfectly matched with a specialty coffee or glass of wine.
- Address
- 536 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9332 3191
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Golden Bo
Beyond the no-frills fitout, this local staple's take on authentic Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine is anything but ordinary. You can't go past the pho - a fragrant broth topped with coriander, chilli and bean sprouts.
- Address
- 2-76 Archer Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9884 9688
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Golden Century
The wall of fish tanks at the entrance tells you how seriously Golden Century takes its seafood. Pipis in XO sauce are a must-have - mop up the spicy seafood sauce with batons of golden brown deep-fried bread. Live seafood from the tanks include parrot fish, abalone and prawns. Open until 4am every day, it's the perfect spot for a late night fix of salt and pepper squid or Chinese rice porridge congee.
- Address
- 393-399 Sussex St, Sydney
- Phone
- 9212 3901
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Gowings Bar & Grill
Sydney's newest hotel is set above the historic Gowings and State Theatre buildings and blends restored historical features with cutting edge design and technology. The property's 200 individually designed rooms are a vintage design lover's dream and if you're bored with bland mini bar offerings, you'll love the ginger ninjas and espresso martini making kits in each room.
- Address
- Gowings Building, 49 Market Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 8262 0000
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Grandma's Bar
In the basement below a guitar shop find a retro-sexual haven of cosmopolitan kitsch and faded granny glamour complete with five pages of cocktails. Imbibe tiki drinks, Brazilian milkshakes and a Philadelphian Fish House punch invented in the 1700s.
- Address
- Basement, 275 Clarence St
- Phone
- 9264 3004
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Grasshopper Bar & Restaurant
This watering hole wins the small bar stakes, thanks to dangerously addictive cocktails in recycled jam jars and a moody interior featuring vintage furniture by candlelight. It also boasts enough secret nooks to lose yourself for the night and the customary blinkand-you’ll-miss it laneway location. The menu at the upstairs restaurant is a classy take on comfort food – think quail with smoked eggplant and broadbeans.
- Address
- Temperance Ln (off George St, between King and Market)
- Phone
- 9947 9025
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Graze Restaurant
Graze takes dining to a new level. Diners are encouraged to 'nibble' and 'graze' a menu of traditional food with a modern twist including the torched ocean trout, ginger salt with orange and ginger gel or explore the cauliflower milkshake and jamon and cheese toasty.
- Address
- 182 Harris Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9518 5025
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Green Park
A Darlinghurst institution with a bohemian vibe attracting a mix of gay and straight clientele. Green Park is a local favourite for lounging, playing pool, meeting friends or kicking off a great night on the town.
- Address
- 360 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst.
- Phone
- 9380 5311
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Grill'd Chatswood
Fresh, locally sourced produce, wholesome buns and flame grilled patties - Grill'd debunks the myth that all burgers are low in nutritional value. Don't miss the hot chips with herbed mayo - it's addiction for savoury sorts.
- Address
- 7/409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 4267
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Grill'd Crows Nest
Grill'd debunks the myth that all burgers are low in nutritional value. Find fresh flame-grilled healthy burgers with innovative toppings, made-to-order salads and a Mini Me Pack for little ones.
- Address
- 57 Willoughby Rd, Crows Nest. T: 9436 0699
- Phone
- 9436 0699
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Grill'd Darling Harbour
Grill'd debunks the myth that all burgers are low in nutritional value. Find fresh flame-grilled healthy burgers with innovative toppings, made-to-order salads and a Mini Me Pack for little ones
- Address
- Harbourside Shopping Centre, L2, Pyrmont Pedestrian Bridge End.
- Phone
- 9281 5121
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Grill'd Darlinghurst Crown St
Grill'd debunk the myth that all burgers are low in nutritional value. Find fresh flame grilled healthy burgers with innovative toppings, made-to-order salads and 'Mini Me' meals for little ones.
- Address
- 241 Crown Street.
- Phone
- 9380 4800
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Grill'd Darlinghurst Victoria St
Grill'd debunk the myth that all burgers are low in nutritional value. Find fresh flame grilled healthy burgers with innovative toppings, made-to-order salads and 'Mini Me' meals for little ones.
- Address
- 314 Victoria St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9331 6562
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Grill'd World Square
Grill'd debunks the myth that all burgers are low in nutritional value. Find fresh flame-grilled healthy burgers with innovative toppings, made-to-order salads and a Mini Me Pack for little ones.
- Address
- Under Ground Level, World Square, Sydney
- Phone
- 9261 4900
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Gypsy Espresso
Caffeine is religion at this buzzy local espresso bar, luring coffee fiends with an in-house blend that's a tribute to flavour, aroma and taste. Pull up a table, order a latte and give in to caffeinated bliss.
- Address
- Shop 6, 81 Macleay Street (via Manning Street), Potts Point
- Phone
- 8356 9264
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Hannah's Hot Pies
With the world on the brink of a devastating war, an enterprising Sydneysider by the name of Harry Edwards opened a caravan café near the front gates of the Woolloomooloo naval dockyard. Word spread quickly with Harry's 'pie n' peas' and crumbed sausages soon becoming a popular part of the city's nightlife - keenly sought by sailors, soldiers, cabbies, starlets and coppers alike. A trip to Harry's lets you enjoy authentic Aussie tucker while taking a trip back through Harry's history.
- Address
- 562 Harris Street, Ultimo
- Phone
- 9211 2506
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Harts Pub
Proudly patriotic with Australian Craft Beer rotating through their twelve taps, Harts is a Rocks institution and a long established stop off point on any beer lover's route.
- Address
- Corner of Essex and Gloucester Streets
- Phone
- 9251 6030
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Havana Beach
Brilliant beach views, killer $10 mojitos, bulging burgers, tasty tapas... what’s not to like? Havana draws its crowds with their rustic Cuban-inspired fitout, as well as authentic cuisine and cocktail offerings for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Address
- 3/14 South Steyne, Manly
- Phone
- 9977 0060
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Haymarket Hotel
The Haymarket Hotel is an historic former bank, with marbled features and the original bank teller counters. For a touch of Parisian elegance, head downstairs to the Martini bar inside the former bank vault.
- Address
- 661 George Street
- Phone
- 8221 0226
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Hemmesphere
Inspired by Ottoman Empire sophistication, Hemmesphere is a world of refined opulence. Enjoy sumptuos cocktails & Japanese delicacies while relaxing at the lounge bar, exotically furnished with low, comfortable lounges.
- Address
- Level 4, 252 George Street, Sydney.
- Phone
- 9240 3040
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Herbie's Spices
This foodies' heaven stocks over 300 herbs and spices - the largest selection in the southern hemisphere. Owned by spice experts Ian and Liz Hemphill, the store also carries relevant books, including Ian's own award-winning titles, and themed spice kits for all occasions.
- Address
- 745 Darling Street, Rozelle
- Phone
- 9555 6035
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Hernandez Restaurant
Tucked away on the trendy end of Burton Street in Darlinghurst, this relaxed restaurant with outdoor seating offers Spanish tapas as well as delicious sweet treats like 'churros' and and 'arroz con leche'.
- Address
- 1 Burton Street, Darlinghurst.
- Phone
- 9380 9006
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Hinky Dinks
Focusing on approachable wines and fun drinks, Hinky Dinks embodies the enthusiastic spirit of 1950s cocktail culture, when a cocktail wasn't so much a drink as it was a fashion accessory.
- Address
- 185 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 8084 6379
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Ho.Mei
This unpretentious eatery blends a sense of adventure with the soulfulness of a home kitchen. Come for Asian-style tapas, a well-edited drinks list and the type of warm, unhurried service that elevates your dining encounter to culinary bliss.
- Address
- Shop 8/38-52 Waterloo Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8021 4806
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Hudson Meats
Hudson Meats respects traditional meats and delicacies with integrity by following the paddock to plate philosophy. Sourcing only regional produce they nurture a refined yet humble local experience.
- Address
- 1/410 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9332 4454
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I Love Pho
Know your pho ga from your mien ga? Picky when it comes to your bun bo hue? You'll be in your element at this dimly lit Vietnamese joint, showcasing cuisine from across the country in a dining room decorated with black-and-white photos, bamboo panels and wicker baskets reinterpreted as lampshades. While pho noodle soup stars on the menu, there are dozens of other salads, stir-fried and claypot dishes that will have you hankering for Hanoi.
- Address
- 47 Willoughby Rd, Crows Nest
- Phone
- 8065 1129
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I'm Angus Steak House
Award winning waterfront steakhouse with an established reputation for premium quality steaks and a wide selection of Australian wines. Mouth watering range of cuts that chefs flame to perfection on an open grill, enthralling diners and passers by.
- Address
- The Promenade, Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney.
- Phone
- 9264 5822
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Icebergs Dining Room and Bar
A revamped swimming complex now home to a five star bar and restaurant gracing the cliffs of South Bondi. Floor to ceiling windows opening on to a balcony enhance this exceptional dining and bar experience.
- Address
- 1 Notts Avenue, Bondi Beach.
- Phone
- 9365 9000
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Imperial Hotel Paddington
Passionate about beer, premium beefsteaks and regional wines, this classic pub is all about warm hospitality in a contemporary environment. Bonuses include a social club with member privileges, event spaces and live music on Sundays.
- Address
- 252 Oxford Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 9331 2023
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Infinity Sourdough
The backstreets of Paris meet modern day Sydney at this shrine to the art of sourdough. Visit for a contemporary twist on ancient, artisanal baking techniques along with a heavenly lineup of pastries and brioche buns.
- Address
- Shop 3, 15a The Corso (enter via Market Ln), Manly
- Phone
- 9977 4340
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Infinity Sourdough Bakery Potts Point
The backstreets of Paris meet modern day Sydney at this shrine to the art of sourdough. Visit for a contemporary twist on ancient, artisanal baking techniques along with a heavenly lineup of pastries and brioche buns.
- Address
- 225 Victoria Road, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9380 4320
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ivy Bar
A sophisticated new urban playground, this purpose-built bar has intimate corners for quiet chats and relaxed lounging plus lots of space for dancing the night away.
- Address
- 330 George Street, ivy, Sydney.
- Phone
- 9240 3000
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Izakaya Arigato
This home of izakaya dining offers a note-perfect version of the Japanese Holy Trinity - sashimi, sake and teppanyaki. Pull up a table for Tokyo - style culinary mastery with a side of Sydney fun.
- Address
- 7/1 Railway Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 6596
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Jackies Cafe
Now open for dinner Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, this buzzing Paddington cafe and sushi bar is adored by many a local and celebrity. Bustle your way into the sunny courtyard and settle in for a great brew and amongst a cool Sydney crowd or bunker down for a relaxed meal and a chat.
- Address
- 1c Glenmore Road (cnr Oxford Street), Paddington.
- Phone
- 9380 9818
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Jah Bar
This imaginative watering hole might take its cues from Argentina's cobblestoned backstreets but its soul is pure Manly. Locals can't get enough dishes such as sweet potato gussied up with sherry vinegar, fennel and mint.
- Address
- Shop 7, 9-15 Central Avenue, Manly
- Phone
- 9977 4449
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James Squire Brewhouse
This spacious, rustic, waterfront restaurant with its own micro-brewery expertly matches contemporary Australian cuisine with an extensive range of freshly brewed James Squire beers to please all palates.
- Address
- 22 The Promenade, King Street Wharf.
- Phone
- 8270 7901
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Japan City
The backstreets of Kyoto meet modern-day Chatswood at this one-of-a-kind retail emporium. Its carefully curated aisles are a lesson in Japanese culture - think sake sets in gelato colours and kimonos made out of iridescent silk.
- Address
- Level 6, Westfield, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9468 6000
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Jazz City Diner
Gatsby-era cool meets American kitsch at this much-loved eatery, which serves up sophisticated versions of diner classics. Don't miss the Jamaican jerk chicken wings and pork belly burger - comfort food with a serious dash of soul.
- Address
- 238 Crown Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9332 2903
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JB's Bar, Holiday Inn Darling Harbour
Recently refurbished, JB's Bar at the Holiday Inn allows guests to enjoy breakfast on the go, lunch, dinner or simply unwind over a few drinks and watch passers by.
- Address
- 68 Harbour St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9291 0400
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Jekyll & Hyde
Jekyll and Hyde is a wine, tapas and coffee bar intelligently conceived to appease shifting personas, moods and desires - or the demands of a modern world.
- Address
- 332 Victoria Road, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9360 5568
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Jester Seeds
Take a seat on a vinyl sofa, or channel an inner west house party in the courtyard and discover Jester Seeds' twist on grunge. Sip decadent cocktails against a backdrop that nods its head to street art.
- Address
- 127 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 7008
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Johnny's Window
Johnny Karakitsos' coffee shop is a buzzing hole-in-the-wall that boasts a tasty brew from Caffe Di Gabriel, imaginative, freshly-made sandwiches and sweet treats - and if you're not in a hurry, a good 'ol yarn as well. If you're a strong and silent type, pull up a sidewalk table and drink in the dizzying view of the Sydney skyline along with your note-perfect latte. It's the kind of window you're bound to be looking through all day. Voted Best of Sydney Coffee in 2012, this is coffee made from the soul.
- Address
- Shop 5A, 1 Kings Cross Road, Rushcutters Bay
- Phone
- 9357 3738
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Just William Chocolates
A Paddington institution, Just William is deservedly famous for its handmade truffles, pralines and soft and hard-centred chocolates that are as divine as the packaging in which they are presented.
- Address
- 4 William Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 02 9331 5468
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Kam Fook
This seafood restaurant conjures all the mystique of Imperial China thanks to ornate furniture, opulent fittings and a dining room with a vast sense of space. Don't miss the daily yum cha - ancient cooking techniques with modern flair.
- Address
- Level 6, Westfield Shopping Centre, Anderson Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9413 9388
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Kawa Cafe
A Parisian-style cafe where creatives gather and indulge in organic meals. Big brekkies, great coffee, homemade cakes, biscuits, pies and a locally renowned luscious organic chicken meatball sandwich.
- Address
- 346-350 Crown Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 02 9331 6811
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Kepos Street Kitchen
A cosy corner delivering comfort food woven with Middle Eastern threads. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Kepos St Kitchen is the latest venture for Israeli-born chef Michael Rantissi, whose resume includes stints at Vue de monde, Bathers Pavilion and the Michelin starred Sugar in London.
- Address
- 96 Kepos Street, Redfern.
- Phone
- 9319 3919
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King Street Wharf
Waterfront neighbourhood has been given over to sanctuary and sophistication at King St Wharf. This culinary and social playground of food and drink outlets nurtures a pulsing scene.
- Address
- The Promenade (via Lime St).
- Phone
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Kingsleys Steak & Crabhouse
Long Lunch on the Wharf is King here. Kingsleys takes surf & turf to a new level with succulent steaks, fresh salads & delicious crab.
- Address
- 10/6 Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 1300 546 475
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Kobe Jones
Fusing Eastern spices with elegant simplicity, Kobe Jones is Japanese with a twist. Its stunning terrace overlooking Darling Harbour is the perfect setting to experience this luminous blend of chic Californian and modern Japanese cuisine.
- Address
- 29 Lime Street.
- Phone
- 9299 5290
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Koko Espresso Bar
Effortlessly cool, Koko is top on the to-do list of coffee addicts. Sumptuous brekkie and lunch menu including flavoursome sandwiches that locals traverse Sydney for. (Voted 5 out of 5 beans, Sydney Coffee Guide, '05, '06 & '07).
- Address
- 2/118 Devonshire Street (entry via Holt St).
- Phone
- 8399 0100
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Kujin
This bustling Teppanyaki and noodle bar brings a little bit of Western Japan to Elizabeth Bay. Watch the chefs at work and enjoy a savoury pancake stuffed with their signature grilled seafood or meat.
- Address
- 41B Elizabeth Bay Road, Elizabeth Bay
- Phone
- 9331 6077
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Kuki Tanuki
Like an underground spot ripped out of a side alley in Tokyo, anime graffiti graces the walls of this funky sake bar and Japanese restaurant. On offer are moreish items of seasonal Japanese dishes and a drinks list of scrumptious sakes, cocktails, wines and imported Japanese beers. Kuki Tanuki is quickly gaining notoriety amongst the areas best hidden places.�
- Address
- 61 Erskineville Rd, Erskineville
- Phone
- 8084 7438
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La Bodeguita Del Medio
The doors have recently opened at the Cuban themed La Bodeguita del Medio. 'The home of the mojito'. A delightfully bohemian restaurant and bar in the old Havana style, with a radiant, cosmopolitan atmosphere. Expect live Cuban music and dancing.
- Address
- 125 York St, Sydney
- Phone
- 9264 4224
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La Brasserie
La Brasserie offers superb traditional French cuisine matched by a comprehensive selection of fine French and Australian wines. From a casual Kir Royal and Saucisson to a classic creme brulee the menu is generous and fairly priced.
- Address
- 118 Crown Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9358 1222
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La Grande Bouffe
French bistro fare served up in a smart, contemporary dining room is the business of David and Meredith Poirier. Pop in for some French Toast for breakfast or settle in for the divine degustation for dinner.
- Address
- 758 Darling Street, Rozelle
- Phone
- 9818 4333
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La Grillade
It's been welcoming diners for 25 years but this French-styled cornerhouse restaurant is as fresh and tasty as ever. Recently revamped by Rob Rubis (behind Sydney's Manta in Woolloomooloo), La Grillade's sumptuous dining room and courtyard are a slice of provincial France: exposed beams, vintage oak doors, terracotta floors. The produce-driven menu begins with classics before moving on to grill-style fare and predictably decadent desserts. The wine list offers a dizzying array of quality vintages.
- Address
- 118 Alexander Street, Crows Nest
- Phone
- 9439 3707
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La Pesa Trattoria
La Pesa's cuisine reflects the authentic and typical Milanese style of their sister Trattoria La Pesa in Milan - bringing the same passion for sourcing quality produce and creating beautiful dishes for you to enjoy
- Address
- 174 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9331 4358
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La Renaissance Patisserie
This busy family-run patisserie has been serving traditional French cakes, savouries and pastries since 1974. Its tiny shopfront opens out onto a picturesque courtyard, a tranquil, heritage setting in which to idle over a coffee and buttery croissant or baguette. Check out the range of intricate art cakes, named after Picasso, Gauguin, Monet and Van Gogh, and colourful macarons.
- Address
- 47 Argyle Street
- Phone
- 9421 4878
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La Rosa Bar & Pizza
Inventive and intimate in equal parts, this Italian diner lures pizza purists with calzone stuffed with ricotta, salami and fennel as well as an inspired take on the classic margherita. Here, the dolci is a lesson in the art of sweet - think Tuscan toffee, vanilla bean gelato and limoncello sorbet that's the dessert equivalent of a sun-soaked holiday in Rome. Take your friends, stake out a candlelit table and settle in for a slice of the good life.
- Address
- Shop 133, Level 2, The Strand Arcade, 193 Pitt Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9223 1674
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Le pelican
Ensconced in a heritage building complete with sandstone wall and garden, this French inspired restaurant run by Jean-Francois Salet serves modern meals imbued with the soft, lighter style of Mediterranean cuisine.
- Address
- 411 Bourke Street.
- Phone
- 9380 2622
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Le Petit Café
On of the Eastern Suburbs 'best kept secrets,' this backstreet French affair takes the origin seriously � from interior to tastes, coffee and crockery, the experience is real. Think crepes, baguettes and Di Gabriel coffee.
- Address
- 63A Dudley St, Coogee
- Phone
- 9665 0638
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Li'l Darlin
Like its lovely sisters in Randwick and Darlinghurst, this intimate bar is perennially popular for killer cocktails - the Icyee Lychini is legendary! Enjoy well priced wines and tasty share plates including gourmet tapas pizzas, topped with everything from smoked trout to crispy Peking duck. Arrive early to ensure a seat overlooking the street in the candle-lit, vine-laced space; visit on Sundays for live evening music.
- Address
- 420 Elizabeth St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9698 5488
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Librarie
A great spot to break for a leisurely lunch, with books lining one wall and literally wallpapering the others, Librarie brings delicious food and literature together. Book swaps also welcome.
- Address
- Shop1/87-95 Victoria St, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9380 8179
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Limoncello
Like the zesty liqueur that gives this family ristorante its name, the interior and staff are quintessentially Italian. Contemporary dishes like oysters with lemon sorbet and rustic woodfired pizza with light toppings explain the buzz.
- Address
- 29 Bay Street, Double Bay
- Phone
- 9363 3656
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Linda's on King
Linda's gained a warm reputation for modern Australian bistro classics during its 11-year residence at the back of Newtown Hotel. Despite the sophisticated look at Linda's 'new' address, locals know it's still simple, beautiful food on the plate.
- Address
- 341 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9550 6015
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Longrain Surry Hills
Wicked cocktails and Thai street food circulate Longrain's chic and sexy cocktail bar, with resident DJ's setting the perfect mood. Try the Caipiroska, Ping-Pong and Bloody Longrain cocktails, or sit-down to contemporary Thai upstairs.
- Address
- 85 Commonwealth Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9280 2888
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Lotus
This sophisticated, award-winning bistro and cocktail bar has a well-deserved reputation for outstanding service. Dan Hong's menu features Asian influences with fresh Mediterranean flavours.
- Address
- 22 Challis Avenue, Potts Point
- Phone
- 02 9326 9000
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Love Tilly Devine
This wine and nibble bar commands its own repute, like the 1920s Razorhurst crime boss it's named after. This warm industrial den with unadorned walls, exposed bricks, low lights and surprising tasting plates impresses patrons with just under 300 wines broken into categories like ''challenging, unusual, idiosyncratic'.
- Address
- 91 Crown Lane
- Phone
- 9326 9297
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Lowenbrau Keller
Imported bier and hearty German cuisine are the staples of this busy traditional Bavarian-style restaurant. Grab a schnitzel and a stein of bier and settle in for some serious fun with the live oom-pah-pah band.
- Address
- Corner of Playfair and Argyle Street
- Phone
- 9247 7785
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Lucetta Pizzeria
A cosy Italian inspired restaurant serving a large variety of dishes from pizza and pasta to chicken, lamb and grilled salmon. Feel at home with the red and white checked tablecloths and friendly service.
- Address
- Shop 1, Kent St
- Phone
- 9251 1011
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Lucio's
Celebrating 30 years, Lucio's remains as fresh as ever. Á la carte and tasting menus spotlight northern Italian fare, from homemade pastas to daily specials. The wine list and private art collection are equally impressive.
- Address
- 47 Windsor Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 9380 5996
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Lumiere Café & Patisserie
Relaxed, friendly Bourke Street neighbourhood café & French patisserie. Famous for all day breakfast and some of the best coffee in Sydney. Choose indoor or outdoor dining, or take home a delicious house made cake or patisserie
- Address
- St Margarets, 425 Bourke Street.
- Phone
- 9331 6184
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Macleay St Bistro
This local institution epitomises Sydney's finest cuisine in an intimate setting. Indulge in their blend of classic French and contemporary Australian dishes enhanced by an impressive list of local and imported wines and boutique beers.
- Address
- 73a Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9358 4891
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Mad Cow
This fabulously flamboyant New York-style grill draws upon fresh, quality produce and the flair of Head Chef, Chris Whitehead. With the finest steaks grilled to your specifications, Mad Cow deserves its loyal local following.
- Address
- 330 George Street, ivy, Sydney
- Phone
- 9240 3000
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Madame Fling Flong
Red boudoir hang out for mezze plates and a tipple in easy company at this hideaway about Soni's. Also screening classic, cult and foreign movies on Tuesday nights, which go down a treat with Madame's special cocktails.
- Address
- Level 1, 169 King St (above Soni's), Newtown
- Phone
- 9565 2471
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Maeda
Serious coffee connoisseurs can revel in Maeda; a rare gem of a spot serving Tiempo by Scottie Callaghan, quality Japanese tea and brilliant sidelines of Jelly Macchiato and Matcha Latte.
- Address
- 50 Llankelly Pl, Potts Point
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Maggies Restaurant
The crisp, crunchy schnitzels and rosti are a much loved local institution at this authentic Austrian-German café restaurant. Visit soon for a warm welcome. Takeaway also available
- Address
- 7-9/50 Macleay Street (via Fitzroy Gdns)
- Phone
- 9331 2226
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Makanai Japanese Ramen Noodle House
Chatswood's shrine to Japan's national dish combines fresh, local produce with a deep respect for culinary authenticity. Try the signature Makanai ramen: a sublime concoction of Karaage chicken, slow-braised pork, black mushroom and bamboo.
- Address
- Shop 223A, Westfield Shopping Centre, Anderson Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9419 4817
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MakMak Macaroons
Operating as a kitchen, retail space and pick up point for online orders, this South King shop makes it easier than ever to get your hands (and teeth) on that perfect looking macaron. Glossy on top with hand-piped ganache fillings, MakMak’s sweet treats are available in a range of seasonal flavours.
- Address
- 601 King Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 8095 0045
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Maloneys Grocer
Maloneys Grocer is a family owned business centered on a philosophy that 'Life is too short to eat poor quality food'. Their aim is to provide the best quality products to their customers in a friendly and welcoming environment.
- Address
- 4/490 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9331 3811
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Mamak
Check out the live roti-making show in the windows before ordering the flaky roti served with curry sauce. Other highlights include Malaysian style fried chicken, smoky chicken satay sticks and sweet roti tisu glazed with sugar.
- Address
- 15 Goulburn Street
- Phone
- 9211 1668
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Mamak
It's easy to see why we owe roti worship to Mamak. This bustling eatery turns out dream renditions of this cult Malaysian streetfood - fluffy on the inside and crisped to perfection.
- Address
- 9/1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 4411
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Manly Wine
A glass of vino watching the waves? Paradise. Ornate chandeliers, ferns and geraniums hang from the ceiling of this cozy wine bar where you can settle into a comfy chair in the corner with a glass of red or enjoy the sea breeze out the front with a cocktail and unobstructed views of Manly's famous beach.
- Address
- 8-13 South Steyne, Manly
- Phone
- 8966 9000
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Mano Espresso
Make like you're in Rome at this licensed espresso cafe. The Campos coffee is made to perfection by owner and barista Tino Pangallo, and the delectable menu caters for a spectrum of eaters, including vegans.
- Address
- 73 St John's Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9566 4499
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Marigold Restaurant
Every lunchtime, Marigold is bustling with yum cha trolleys and diners eating their way through a menu that spans over 100 varieties of dim sim. There's no shortage of choice and staff are happy to lift a bamboo steamer lid for you to take a look if you're not sure. A new night-time dim sum degustation is one way to beat the crowds - a set menu of 11 dishes is available Sundays through Thursdays during dinner.
- Address
- Lev 4 & 5, 683 George St, Sydney
- Phone
- 9281 3388
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Market City Tavern
Take a break with a drink and a punt at this cosy tavern with dedicated TAB facilities and screens. An outdoor garden terrace bar is perfect for unwinding after a long day on your feet.
- Address
- GF, L1 & L2 Market City
- Phone
- 9211 8886
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Marlborough Hotel
Newtown's bohemian beauty, the Marlborough Hotel is a hive of activity for artists, students, locals and visitors. The Marly delivers great meals day or night, cool cocktails, pool tables, live sport action and a host of weekly pub entertainment.
- Address
- 145 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9519 1222
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Marquee The Star Sydney
With expansive views of the harbour, 20,000 square metres of party space, 1,200 partygoers, 3 lavish rooms and one-of-a-kind music experiences, Marquee is Sydney's premium club destination. (Guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter the casino).
- Address
- The Star, Harbourside (entrance via Pirrama Road), Prymont
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Matee Turkish Grill
Be inspired by the extensive menu of made-to-share mezze on offer: grilled meats, flavoursome dips and a feast of vegetarian choices. The popular brown-blistered savoury pastry (gozleme) is always hard to resist. Live music on Sunday nights.
- Address
- 528 King Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 9565 2815
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Me & Art
A welcoming café and art gallery tucked away in a beautifully restored terrace in Surry Hills. This contemporary Asian gallery specialises in affordable Japanese art. Me & Art also has a coffee roaster who creates sculptures from fresh roasted coffee and the perfect cup for you to enjoy in the graffitied courtyard.
- Address
- 62 Mary Street Surry Hills
- Phone
- 0432 280 356
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Mecca
This caffeine addicts' heaven was named the city's best cafe by the Sydney Morning Herald, thanks to note-perfect espressos and a menu that focuses on the fresh, local and sustainable. It also offers cuppings, tastings and coffee education.
- Address
- 646 Harris Street, Ultimo
- Phone
- 9280 4204
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Mecca Espresso Circular Quay
This caffeine addicts' heaven was named the city's best cafe by the Sydney Morning Herald, thanks to note-perfect espressos and a menu that focuses on the fresh, local and sustainable. It also offers cuppings, tastings and coffee education.
- Address
- Ground Floor, Goldfields House, 1 Alfred St
- Phone
- 9252 7668
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Mecca Espresso King St
This caffeine addicts' heaven was named the city's best cafe by the Sydney Morning Herald, thanks to note-perfect espressos and a menu that focuses on the fresh, local and sustainable. It also offers cuppings, tastings and coffee education.
- Address
- 67 King St
- Phone
- 9299 8828
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Menya Noodle Bar
With a reputation for serving up some of Sydney's best ramen, Menya is a haven for noodle lovers. Its signature tonkotsu soup is made by simmering pork bones, or order the new torigara soup which is a chicken soup alternative. Both soups are served with either a soy or miso base. Try the kogashi-ninniki ramen - sweet with caramelised garlic - or stick with the original ton-toro with fatty slices of roasted pork. Hiyashi cold noodles are refreshing in summer.
- Address
- Shop TG8, 8 Quay Street
- Phone
- 9212 1020
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Mezze
This imaginative cafe_ and espresso bar keeps office workers fuelled with note-perfect ristrettos and breakfast tapas with a Mediterranean twist. It also features a wallet-friendly lineup of lunch specials.
- Address
- 31 Victor Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9410 1944
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Miss Chu
Known as the queen of rice paper rolls, Miss Chu brings her bold take on Vietnamese hawker favourites to this hole in the wall canteen come cafe. Order from quirkily designed menus or take advantage of the catering service.
- Address
- Cnr Bourke & William Streets, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 8356 9988
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misschu Bondi
Slightly removed from the masses, the queen of rice paper rolls has set up shop in a fashionably tucked away Bondi Beach laneway. Serving up Misschu's usual favourites, enjoy a selection of Sake poured at the stylish inside bar, with some Banh Xeo specialties from their newly added Vietnamese Crepery.
- Address
- 178 Campbell Pde
- Phone
- 9365 7762
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misschu Darlinghurst
Known as the queen of rice paper rolls, misschu brings her bold take on Vietnamese hawker favourites to this hole in the wall tuckshop-cum- cafe. Order from quirkily designed menus or take advantage of the catering service.
- Address
- Shop 1/150 Bourke St, Darlinghurst. (Cnr Bourke & William Sts)
- Phone
- 8356 9988
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misschu Sydney Opera House
Known as the queen of rice paper rolls, misschu brings her bold take on Vietnamese hawker favourites to this hole in the wall tuckshop-cum-cafe. Order from quirkily designed menus or take advantage of the catering service.
- Address
- Opera Kitchen, Lower Concourse, Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney
- Phone
- 0450 099 888
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misschu underground
With each new venture misschu opens comes a new specialty. At misschu underground, across from Town Hall, the Queen of Rice Paper Rolls has once again expanded her repertoire. Peking duck pancakes, steamed dumplings and the famed spring rolls are still listed on her 'tick-the-box' tuck-shop menu. Toying with the humble baked spud, misschu's potato ghetto provides toppings of caramelised pork belly, Chinese sausage with tomato and snow pea stew or combination pork knuckle and choko soup.
- Address
- 501 George Street, Sydney CBD
- Phone
- 9283 0357
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Mister Fox
Mister Fox is the place to be if you like great food, funky lounge music, superb cocktails and an excellent selection of interesting wines by the glass. A nice selection of craft beers available too.
- Address
- 557 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 0414 691 811
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Mizuya Japanese Restaurant & Karaoke
Booth seating and touch screen menus as well as 24 private dining rooms equipped with karaoke facility. Browse through the extensive drinks menu with 180 options including Japanese style cocktails and mocktails.
- Address
- Basement 614 George St, Sydney
- Phone
- 9266 0866
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Mojo Record Bar
There's a swagger of understated cool to this drinking den/vinyl store. From the play of dim light on the timber bar to the eclectic catalogue of records best perused beverage in hand, Mojo gets everything right.
- Address
- Basement Level, 73 York Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9262 4999
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Montagu
Named after the Earl of Sandwich this café is all about the sandwich using artisan bread, free-range and sustainably farmed meat and house-made fillings. Montagu also serves breakfast, sweet treats, Single Origin coffee and wine.
- Address
- Shop 2, 13 Ernest Pl, Crows Nest
- Phone
- 9438 4478
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Morena
Headed by Peruvian chef Alejandro Saravia, diners can expect haute cuisine Latin American style at Morena. Saravia deftly combines Peruvian flavours with fine Australian produce from blue eye cod to seared alpaca backstrap.
- Address
- 15/425 Bourke St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 0405 902 896
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Mother Chu's Taiwanese Gourmet
Fresh yu tiao are the highlight here, fried bread sticks best served with congee rice porridge. Watch the dumpling makers in the open kitchen as you order some freshly made pork or beef dumplings.
- Address
- Shop 1-4, 86-88 Dixon Street
- Phone
- 9211 0288
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Mountbatten Hotel
Escape the crowds in this small pub bathed with welcome natural light. Happy Hour runs Monday to Thursday 4pm-6pm with $3 local beers and house wines. Eat cheap with $8 steaks and schnitzels.
- Address
- Corner George Street & Ultimo Road
- Phone
- 02 9280 4700
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MoVida
The Sydney outpost of this celebrated Melbourne tapas empire combines Frank Camorra’s trademark culinary nous with a fitout that nods to Catalan warmth and sophistication. Try the anchovies crowned with tomato sorbet.
- Address
- 50 Holt St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8964 7642
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Mr Cooper's
Fancy a bowl of truffle popcorn, melt-in-your mouth wagyu and an apple strudel cocktail? This consummate wine bar also has a killer list of vino that takes cues from the best parts of Europe.
- Address
- 438 Oxford Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 8084 5465
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Mr Mo
From the bacon-and-egg rolls with chilli-jam to the smashed-egg sandwich with leg ham and Swiss cheese, this café is about comfort food - done exceptionally well. The friendly staff make magical coffees, smoothies and fresh juice.
- Address
- 168 Campbell Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9212 2258
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Mr Wong
With a Cantonese-style menu featuring over 60 dishes including Chinese roasted duck, Steamboat-style Abalone and an unrivalled dim sum selection, Mr Wong plays homage to classic Chinese influences in a contemporary setting.
- Address
- 3 Bridge Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9240 3000
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Mrs Sippy
The breezy summer vibe at this friendly bar is more chilled-out LA than Double Bay. Cocktail adventurers will dig the signature Mrs Sippy cocktail - a heavenly mix of Zubrowka bison grass vodka, Licor 43, grapefruit juice and fresh passionfruit.
- Address
- 37 Bay St, Double Bay
- Phone
- 9362 3321
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Murray's Craft Brewery Co.
The first Sydney venue of Murray's Craft Brewing Co, this Manly favourite ticks all the boxes. Eighteen beers on tap alongside well-mixed cocktails, classic pub fare, live events and beach views… what's not to like?
- Address
- 49-53 North Styne, Manly
- Phone
- 9977 0999
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My Little Cupcake
This unique retail boutique takes you back in time to a place of comfort, warmth and familiarity and evokes all of the senses; sight, taste, touch, smell and sound. Cakes and homewares unite in a celebration of sweet.
- Address
- 62 Ben Boyd Rd, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9909 3908
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My Sweet Memory
Desserts and stationery may seem like a strange pairing but in the case of My Sweet Memory it makes perfect sense. Visit for kitsch Korean notebooks as well as melt-in-your-mouth pralines from cult chocolate shop Kakawa.
- Address
- Shop 4, 370 Anderson Street, Chatswood
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Nag's Head Hotel
This traditional, old English style pub is bursting full character and atmosphere. With quirky interiors, live music and enthusiastic staff, the Nag's is the perfect place to sink a few friendly boutique beers.
- Address
- 162 St Johns Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9660 1591
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Namaste
Guests at this Indian restaurant are given a front-row seat to action in the kitchen, where chefs prepare countrywide specialties including chicken reshmi kebab from the tandoor oven as well as vegetarian favourite, aloo tikki.
- Address
- 1/80 Hall Street, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 8021 8217
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Neutral Bay Bar and Dining
Neutral Bay Bar & Dining treat every guest like they are your mother (only without the kissing). Take goose pate at the bar or simple honest food in their modern suite of booths.
- Address
- 132 Military Road, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9953 5853
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New Shanghai
Communist nostalgia meets Oriental fantasia at this one-of-kind eating den. Come for floor-to-ceiling Mao posters, flickering crimson lanterns and broth-filled Xiao Long Bao worthy of Shanghai royalty.
- Address
- Shop B038, Chatswood Chase, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9412 3358
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Newtown Hotel
Keystone Group’s first foray into Newtown is a winner. They’ve taken an iconic, 130-year-old pub and injected it with their signature style — a visual mishmash of different aesthetics and eras — to create a venue that celebrates the diverse character and kookiness of Newtown and its inhabitants.
- Address
- 174 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 6399
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Nick's Bar & Grill
The very best of casual alfresco dining with stunning waterfront vistas and Nick's infamous Seafood Platter for Two. Relax with a cocktail, beer or wine while the chefs prepare your meal on the chargrill.
- Address
- The Promenade- King Street Wharf.
- Phone
- 02 9279 0122
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Nick's Bondi Beach Pavilion
Combining the best fresh local seafood and quality chargrills, the innovative cuisine is complemented by an extensive range of premium Australian wines. Perfect for special occasions as Nicks provides an unforgettable experience.
- Address
- Queen Elizabeth Drive, Bondi Beach Pavilion.
- Phone
- 9365 4122
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Nick's Seafood Restaurant
A restaurant capturing the essence of Sydney harbourside dining. With an emphasis on quality and freshness, Nick's is famous for succulent oysters, a wide array of fish, chargrilled seafood and seafood platters.
- Address
- The Promenade, Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney.
- Phone
- 9264 1212
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Nielsen Park Cafe & Restaurant
Locals flock for the fish and chips served at this café housed in the 1914 heritage building. Eat in or grab takeaway and sit in the surrounding parklands, soaking up stunning views of the kid-friendly harbour beach.
- Address
- Nielsen Park, Greycliffe Ave, Vaucluse
- Phone
- 9337 7333
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No Name Darlinghurst
Don't let its cryptic name fool you - there's nothing elusive about this eatery's take on rustic Italian fare. Pull up a table and settle in for soulful spaghettis and an infamous veal schnitzel fried to a heavenly golden crisp.
- Address
- 83 Stanley Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9380 9760
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No. 1 Cake & Cafe
Banana pancakes, fruit tarts, sponge cakes with cream and a happy mix of buns will tempt you here. Fillings include custard, chestnut, red bean, taro and durian or try the traditional wife cake made with winter melon. Delicious snacks also available.
- Address
- Shop 2A, 63-69 Dixon Street
- Phone
- 9281 3828
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North Bondi Italian Food
North Bondi Italian Food is a high voltage Italian trattoria. It's all about lifestyle, Italian food, and ethical eating. Be it a Sunday arvo or a special dinner for two, watch the sunset over the water with a plate of pasta and a Campari and orange.
- Address
- 118-120 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi
- Phone
- 9300 4400
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Nourishing Quarter
A fusion of unique Latin American ingredients like Quinoa & Amaranth, Asian and Mediterranean soul foods, NQ has your wellbeing in mind. Avoid processed foods and observe gluten and dairy free options to sustain your day to day.
- Address
- 315 Cleveland St, Redfern
- Phone
- 8399 0888
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Ocean Room
Famous for its sushi, sashimi and tasting menu, this modern Japanese restaurant combines an elegant, architecturally designed fitout with celestial harbour views. Lingering over fresh and sumptuous flavours in the private dining room is a defining Quayside experience.
- Address
- Ground Level, Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay West, Sydney
- Phone
- 9252 9585
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Olivo on Blue
For great Italian and Modern Australian casual dining, head to Olivo on Blue in Mcmahons Point village. From breakfast to dinner and all in-between, it's friendly ambience will hit the spot whatever you're after.
- Address
- 133-135 Blues Point Rd, McMahons Point
- Phone
- 9922 2064
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One Moncur
Locals flock to this classy drinkery for cocktails, champagne, wine, craft beer and an ambience that combines uptown elegance with neighbourhood charm. It also features an inventive menu starring tapas, lunch, dinner and weekend high tea.
- Address
- 1 Moncur Street, Woollahra
- Phone
- 9363 0510
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Opera Bar
Opera Bar boasts a spirited and paramount Sydney experience. Dine alfresco on rock oysters and classic share plates, Opera Bar's own Organic Pale Ale or their signature cocktail, the 'Dirty Carpet Disco,' over harbour vistas with homegrown live music
- Address
- Lower Concourse Level, Sydney Opera House
- Phone
- 9247 1666
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Opera Kitchen
Hosting some of Australia's most innovative and celebrated food producers, chefs and sushi artists, diners at Opera Kitchen will be able to relax on the lower concourse of Sydney Opera House while taking in Sydney's most spectacular views and experience unrivalled food choice from Bécasse Bakery, Charlie & Co. Burgers, Cloudy Bay Fish Co., Misschu and Kenji.
- Address
- Sydney Opera House, Lower Concourse, Bennelong Point
- Phone
- 0450 099 888
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Organic Pomegranate Café
A light filled cafe serving healthy Middle Eastern food and specialising in gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options. Add colour with one of their adventurous juice combinations. On weekdays in Aug/Sep Moroccan tagines are only $13.00!
- Address
- 534 King Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 9516 2888
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Orto Trading Co.
A British-inspired home to hearty meals with a warm design feel. Graze on truffle popcorn before tucking into rustic share plates like beef and Guinness stew, lamb belly or whole roasted artichoke
- Address
- 38 Waterloo St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9698 9427
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Oscillate Wildly
Oscillate Wildly is bold modern dining with a penchant for seasonality. An 8 course degustation will challenge as much as it delights with matching wines in intimate surrounds.
- Address
- 275 Australia St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9517 4700
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Osteria Balla
Stefano Manfredi, the award winning 'Godfather' of Italo-Australian cooking, has once again achieved cult status with Balla. Quality, simplicity and seasonality are articulated through an inspired menu and sophisticated design.
- Address
- The Star, Level G, Harbourside (entrance via Pirrama Road), Pyrmont
- Phone
- 1800 700 700
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Otto Ristorante
"Vivi Bene Mangia Bene." 'To live well is to eat well' is the philosophy Otto Ristorante lives by. A friendly welcome, spectacular views and waterside location, with simple fi ne food makes Otto Ristorante a great place for any occasion. Chef Richard Ptacnik creates a constantly evolving menu embracing all that is local, seasonal and artisanal, with a spirit that is distinctly Italian.
- Address
- 8/6 Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 9368 7488
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Out of Italy
The most authentic Italian pizza this side of Napoli with a nice wine list, a humble choice of pasta and service with a smile. Out of Italy offers takeaway and delivery. PS: Don't forget to try their homemade tiramisu.
- Address
- 1/51 Bayswater Rd, Rushcutters Bay
- Phone
- 8021 9686
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Ovvio
OVViO is the brand behind Sydney's acclaimed naturopath, homoeopath and herbalist, Anthia Koullouros. Book a consult or peruse the organic health, beauty and home products as well as OVViO's organic teas and herb and spice blends.
- Address
- 2 Heeley St, Paddington
- Phone
- 9380 7863
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Owl House
This intimate restaurant and bar strikes a balance between the crisp and the quirky across its two levels, where classic cocktails like Negronis and Martinis meet with hearty menu offerings like pork and rabbit terrine.
- Address
- 97 Crown St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9357 5060
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Paddington Inn
An icon, the Paddington Inn is one of Sydney's original gastro pubs. Today it is one of Paddington's hotspots where the stylish and well heeled go to drink and sample some of "The Paddo's" amazing food.
- Address
- 338 Oxford St, Paddington.
- Phone
- 9380 5913
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Palate
Cool down with a scoop of sorbet or gelato at Palate or try one of their specialty lattes in taro, black sesame and green tea. The savoury menu includes pasta, steak, beef satay and Hainanese chicken rice.
- Address
- World Square, Shop 17-18
- Phone
- 9264 3661
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Palmer & Co
This speakeasy features a flawless Prohibition-era fitout and a cocktail menu worthy of Scott and Zelda. Sink into a corner table with a Blood and Sand - a heady blend of whisky, cherry brandy and sweet vermouth.
- Address
- Abercrombie Lane, Sydney
- Phone
- 9240 3172
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Paper Planes
Paper cranes, not planes, hang from the ceiling at this creative Japanese joint. And that's not the only quirk. Martinis come shaken with wasabi, and edamame are topped with chilli-salt. It's fun, tasty and lively. The pretty plates of food range from salmon tartare nachos with wasabi-miso dressing to skewers of mocha rice cake and smoked spek. Don't miss the green tea Rocher for dessert - a Japanese take on the moreish Ferrero Rocher.
- Address
- Shop 15, The Beach House, 178 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 9300 0673
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Parma
This restaurant encapsulates everything that’s good about the Italian town of Parma: antipasto platters with all the trimmings, hard-to-find wines and a lively dining room. Now open for breakfast daily from 8am.
- Address
- 285 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9332 4974
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Pasta Emilia
It is from the deep well of gastronomy in Anna Maria’s home region (Northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna) where Pasta Emilia’s name and recipe ideas are sourced. A register of tortelli favourites and seasonal creations occupy shelf space in the glass doored fridges and freezer.
- Address
- 259 Riley Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9386 1516
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Pendolino
This elegant eatery serves up exquisite interpretations of regional Italian fare, courtesy of chef Nino Zocalli. Come for dishes such as polenta with meltin-your-mouth slow cooked lamb, reef snapper enhanced with Sicilian chocolate capanata and pappardelle, a culinary reimagining of Florentine backstreets. The restaurant also doubles as a temple to extra-virgin olive oil and artisanal pasta.
- Address
- Level 2, The Strand Arcade, 412-414 George Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9231 6117
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Pepper Seeds
Exposed brick and wood-panelled walls set the scene at this Thai joint, serving spruced-up versions of tasty favourites including curries, stir-fries and flavourful salads in indoor and outdoor dining rooms. Takeaway and home delivery available.
- Address
- Shop 2, 10/418 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9555 5248
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Phamish
Lined with East-bound hipsters eager for traditional tastes amid modern surrounds, Phamish has earned a rep for plating up exceptional Vietnamese food. One of the city's most iconic culinary experiences.
- Address
- Republic 2 Courtyard, 248 Palmer St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9357 2688
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Pitt Street Diner
Look onto the quaint slice of Pitt Street, through huge wooden bi-fold windows. This Diner's affordable innovations in modern breakky and lunch are fresh, inspired and changing with the season
- Address
- 96 Pitt St, Redfern
- Phone
- 8668 5936
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Pizza Capanna
Come to the surf side of town and enjoy one of the best pizzas in Manly made traditionally with the freshest and best produce. Experience Alfresco dining and friendly service - you'll be sure to want to come back.
- Address
- 5/49 North Steyne, Manly
- Phone
- 9977 7700
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PLAY Bar
Housed in the old 'Chess Discount Store' PLAY Bar is bringing a raw, underground vibe to Surry Hills. Enter through the black timber door and down the stairs to discover an intimate space with turntables, a ghetto blaster hung from the wooden rafters, graffiti murals lining the exposed brick walls and perfectly comfy leather lounges.
- Address
- Basement, 72 Campbell Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9280 0885
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Pocket Bar
Cosy retro and vintage furniture, walls laden with pop art murals and a host of quirky trinkets are on display at this bar and cocktail lounge serving drinks, snacks and crepes whilst adding a touch of cool to its surrounds.
- Address
- 13 Burton Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9380 7002
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Pony Dining
Like its sister in The Rocks, this Neutral Bay establishment is sleek and sophisticated. Dark leather banquettes, wooden wave ceilings and stained-glass windows set the scene for simple wood-fired meats, share plates and boutique wines.
- Address
- 2/19-25 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9904 3400
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Pony Lounge & Dining
An open kitchen, industrial stainless steel, exposed beams and pony hide counter are the centrepieces of this spectacular restaurant in a former bond warehouse. Pony offers an honest, flavour driven menu and an uncomplicated approach to modern Australian food. Widely regarded as pioneers of the wood fire grill and led by award winning Chef Damian Heads, Pony showcases a contemporary mix of grill dishes and share plates using the finest cuts of meat, freshest seafood and locally sourced produce.
- Address
- Cnr Kendall Lane and Argyle Street
- Phone
- 9252 7797
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Poolside Cafe @ Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool
Suspended over the iconic Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool, Poolside Cafe's chic contemporary design boasts floor to ceiling views from harbour to garden. Devour the all day breakfast or Latino styled lunch menu.
- Address
- 1c Mrs Macquarie's Rd, The Domain.
- Phone
- 8354 1044
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Porch Bread & Wine Parlour
Walking into Porch Bread & Wine Parlour you’ll find three venues in one. The bakery, with moreish pastries and pies; the cafe, serving coffee and eggs with trimmings; and the intimate wine bar, offering indulgent share boards.
- Address
- 17/110 Ramsgate Ave, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9300 0111
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Posto
Posto has secured a loyal following with locals, thanks to excellent Little Marionette coffee, breakfast staples such as home-style chorizo baked eggs and Ocean trout toast and decor that blends the imaginative with the intimate.
- Address
- 19 Boundary St, Rushcutters Bay
- Phone
- 9380 8640
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Public Dining Room
Public Dining Room woos guests with its iconic Balmoral Beach waterfront views, contemporary Scandinavian design perspective and boutique a la carte or all day tapas style menus. It's flawlessly raw, natural and modern.
- Address
- 2A The Esplanade, Balmoral
- Phone
- 9968 4800
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Quattro Formaggi Deli Mosman
A traditional Italian grocer dedicated to sourcing the freshest local and speciality imported food for everyday living. Quattro Formaggi Deli offers the best from Italy and abroad with a wide range of cheeses, antipasto, cured meats sliced on demand, estate olive oils, vinegars, woodfire and sourdough breads, pasta and sauces. Try traditional ready-to-serve meals, entertain with platters, or spoil someone with a gift hamper. The friendly staff at this local delicatessen know their fine food.
- Address
- Cnr Raglan St & Military Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9960 3555
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Rainford Street Social
Sink into one of the beckoning corner Chesterfields with a Numero Uno coffee, sip on one of the come-hither cocktails at the bar or dine on a menu of predominantly British influenced dishes designed for sharing with old and new friends alike. The community-orientated nature of Rainford Street Social is evident not just in the Outré Gallery artworks adorning the walls or the pooch bowls out the front but the sense of homeliness that pervades the whole room.
- Address
- 500 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9357 2573
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Ramen Bar
Tucked into the back of the ground floor at Berkelouw Books is a hidden gem. 11 red lanterns hang above a long communal table and the red walls glow invitingly as the aroma of freshly cooked ramen dishes wafts into the 36-seat space
- Address
- Ground Floor, 6-8 O'Connell St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 0775
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Raw Bar
As its name suggests, this Japanese eatery does wonders with uncooked ingredients, from sashimi to seaweed salad. But there are hot favourites as well - teriyaki, tempura, udon - complemented by a thoughtful sake list.
- Address
- Shop 1, 136 Warners Avenue, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 9365 7200
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Red Bottle Market City
You will be spoilt for choice at Red Bottle's three centrally located stores in Pitt Street, Sussex Street and Chinatown Market City. Choose from an extensive range of local and overseas wines, spirits, beers and liqueurs. Whether you are after a cask of wine or a special bottle for dinner, the friendly and helpful staff are only too willing to assist. For the more exotic, Red Bottle stores stock a wide range of Cognac, Rum, Whisky and Asian spirits such as Japanese Shochu, Umeshu and sake, plus Korean Soju and Chinese Moutai.
- Address
- Shop R1.04 (next to IGA) Market City
- Phone
- 9211 5822
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Red Bottle Pitt Street
You will be spoilt for choice at Red Bottle's three centrally located stores in Pitt Street, Sussex Street and Chinatown Market City. Choose from an extensive range of local and overseas wines, spirits, beers and liqueurs. Whether you are after a cask of wine or a special bottle for dinner, the friendly and helpful staff are only too willing to assist. For the more exotic, Red Bottle stores stock a wide range of Cognac, Rum, Whisky and Asian spirits such as Japanese Shochu, Umeshu and sake, plus Korean Soju and Chinese Moutai.
- Address
- 382 Pitt St, Sydney
- Phone
- 9267 7431
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Red Bottle Prymont
Head down to the water end of Harris Street, where this specialty bottle shop will have you spoilt for choice. Whether you are after a cask of wine or a special bottle for dinner, the friendly and helpful staff are only too willing to help you choose from an extensive range of local and overseas wines, spirits, beers and liqueurs. Delivery services available (conditions apply).
- Address
- 42 Harris Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9571 6466
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Red Bottle Sussex Street
You will be spoilt for choice at Red Bottle's three centrally located stores in Pitt Street, Sussex Street and Chinatown Market City. Choose from an extensive range of local and overseas wines, spirits, beers and liqueurs. Whether you are after a cask of wine or a special bottle for dinner, the friendly and helpful staff are only too willing to assist. For the more exotic, Red Bottle stores stock a wide range of Cognac, Rum, Whisky and Asian spirits such as Japanese Shochu, Umeshu and sake, plus Korean Soju and Chinese Moutai.
- Address
- 374 Sussex St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9283 8877
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Red Chilli Szechuan Restaurant
Chilli fanatics will revel in the tongue-tingling menu that comes with a helpful chilli grading for heat gauge. The newer Harbour Street restaurant focuses on modern Sichuan dishes - the stir-fried mud crab with pork mince, preserved vegetables and dried chilli is a bestseller. At their original venue on 51 Dixon Street, expect more traditional dishes like kung pao chicken and mapo tofu.
- Address
- Shop 3, 51-53 Dixon Street (entry via Little Hay Street)
- Phone
- 9211 8122
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Red Chilli Szechuan Restaurant Harbour Plaza
Chilli fanatics will revel in the tongue-tingling menu that comes with a helpful chilli grading for heat gauge. The newer Harbour Street restaurant focuses on modern Sichuan dishes - the stir-fried mud crab with pork mince, preserved vegetables and dried chilli is a bestseller. At their original venue on 51 Dixon Street, expect more traditional dishes like kung pao chicken and mapo tofu.
- Address
- Shop 108/25-29 Dixon Street, Harbour Plaza (entry via Harbour St)
- Phone
- 9211 8130
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Redleaf Kiosk
This unassuming café is the complete package. Perched hillside overlooking an idyllic cove - think, calm water, soft sand and a harbour pool - Redleaf Kiosk Café offers views to Darling Point and the Harbour Bridge. If you can tear your eyes away from the horizon, you'll be equally impressed by the menu. Chilled drinks and fresh juices, great coffee and creamy smoothies, fresh salads and gourmet sandwiches - everything you need after a day of fun in the sun, or a swim at the Murray Rose Pool.
- Address
- 536 New South Head Road, Double Bay
- Phone
- 9327 8813
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Restaurant Arras
A chic location of modern design, Arras encourages good conversation over a pick of fine dining delicacies. A diverse selection of freshly baked bread is ready to nibble on, when anticipating the following four course spread.
- Address
- 204 Clarence St
- Phone
- 9283 1922
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Reuben Hills
If you are obsessed with typography you’ll fall in love with Reuben Hills as soon as you see the slightly askew font that graces its signage, which hints at a different sort of inner city cafe. The deceptively small frontage gives way to a long, lean interior that stretches out towards a back alleyway. Inhabitating two levels, the ground floor is home to the cafe that serves coffees sourced from Central America and a simple but delicious menu that could have been lifted from a village diner in Honduras. The upper level is home to the coffee roasting laboratory where you can take part in coffee tastings every Friday at 10am, amongst the impressive coffee roasting equipment.
- Address
- 61 Albion Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 9211 5556
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Ribs & Burgers
Carnivores, rejoice! Meat, and the occasional mushroom, stars on the menu at this burger joint. Buns come stacked with trimmings alongside ribs, chips and — gasp! — salads. Specials are chalked up by staff wearing pinstriped aprons.
- Address
- 3/19-25 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9904 5774
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Ripples Chowder Bay
Metres from the pristine waters of Clifton Gardens Beach, Ripples at Chowder Bay encapsulates the essence of relaxed Sydney dining. Italian inspired food, excellent service and a wonderful alfresco ambience.
- Address
- Building 7, Deck C, Chowder Bay Road.
- Phone
- 9960 3000
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Rock Lily
An intimate live music hub stocked to the ceiling with the world's most sought-after tequilas (over 120 varieties). Have a rockin' night out listening to a gig while sipping on a Margarita. (Guests must be aged 18 years or over to enter the casino).
- Address
- The Star, Level 1, 80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
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Rocket
This classy restaurant elevates lunch to high art, thanks to its focus on seasonal produce and imaginative nod to Modern Australian fare. Its wine list reads like a well-heeled tour through the Barossa, Yarra Valley and Marlborough regions.
- Address
- 1/1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 8933
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Rockpool
Seasonality is key at Neil Perry's two-hatted flagship restaurant. Experience evocative fine dining where local and international ingredients unite for sumptuous a la carte and tasting menus, with produce from spanner crab to quail
- Address
- 107 George St
- Phone
- 9252 1888
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Rockpool Bar & Grill
Housed within one of the finest Art Deco buildings in Australia, this Mad Men inspired venue with opulent brass doors, heavy wood and leather is a local favourite. Choose from their extensive wine list and inspiring shared plates (don't miss Ortiz anchovies served on smoked tomato bruschetta).
- Address
- 66 Hunter St, Sydney
- Phone
- 8078 1900
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Room 10
This pint-sized cafe doubles as a temple to caffeine, thanks to its signature Dark Horse blend brewed by cult local roasters Mecca. Try the excellent breakfast menu for a wholesome counterpart to your coffee addiction.
- Address
- 10 Llankelly Place, Potts Point
- Phone
- 0425 810 174
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Rosebud Restaurant & Bar
Housed in one of the area's more iconic buildings and at the entrance to the busy Darling Street strip, Rosebud's fusion of world cuisine is becoming a most popular culinary fare. Open breakfast, lunch & dinner.
- Address
- 654 Darling Street, Rozelle
- Phone
- 9555 8999
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Rubyos
rubyos is a new concept in casual dining featuring a modern Australian grazing menu, which is designed to be shared. Fill a table with friends, entrée size dishes and voluptuous wines. Savor mixed morsels until full.
- Address
- 18-20 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 2669
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Sackville
With an excellent bistro, inviting courtyard and a hotchpotch crowd of regulars, the Sackville Hotel distils all the best things about Balmain pubs. Sink into a cosy corner with a schooner and steak, or sample a drop from the extensive wine list.
- Address
- 599 Darling Street, Rozelle
- Phone
- 9555 7555
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Safira Verde Cafe
A cosy inner-city nook with a tempting array of fresh cakes, sourdough breads, free-range eggs, gourmet salads & sandwiches, fresh vegies and gluten free options. This Viennese style Cafe; is a relaxed and healthy alternative.
- Address
- 63 Crown Street, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 9332 4277
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Saigon Saigon
Specialising in Vietnamese culinary delights, Saigon Saigon is also known for its uber-cool interior. Auspicious red walls are lined with traditional conical hats from the region and red silk lanterns hang delicately from the ceiling.
- Address
- 97 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9660 3888
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Sailors Thai
This iconic Sydney restaurant is a hit with locals and visitors, thanks to its stylish chartreuse and timber fitout and inspired interpretation of Thai classics. For a lesson in culinary artistry, try the red curry with crispy Berkshire pork belly and the roast duck salad with lashings of chilli and lime.
- Address
- 106 George Street, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9251 2466
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Sake Restaurant & Bar
Housed in a heritage-listed building, Sake serves one of the most exclusive ranges of its namesake drink in Sydney as well as contemporary Japanese fare by renowned chef Shaun Presland (awarded a chef hat by SMH Good Food Guide 2012). With a long granite bar, a dramatic central sushi counter and open kitchen, as well as a raised area for traditional shoes-off tatami dining and cosy izakaya-like booths, there is plenty of choice for an intimate dinner to a night out with friends.
- Address
- 12 Argyle Street, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9259 5656
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Satang Thai Exclusive
Join the constant gaggle of uni students at Satang Thai Exclusive and hoe into generous serves of pad thai stir-fried rice noodles or chicken mixed with cashew nuts or doused in a sticky chilli jam. The buzzy modern dining room stretches over two floors with casual timber benches downstairs and wooden chairs on the first floor. Crispy pork belly with chilli, garlic and basil is always a crowd-pleaser or try the funnysounding drunky noodle which comes with a sweet and spicy black bean sauce. Soothe any tingling tastebuds with a tall glass of cold and sweet Thai red tea.
- Address
- 203-204/107 Quay St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9212 5889
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Scarlett Restaurant - Harbour Rocks Hotel
Original convict-laid sandstone walls flank this chic contemporary bistro serving modern Australian food in the boutique Harbour Rocks Hotel. Get a table overlooking the historic cobblestone Nurses Walk laneway for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
- Address
- 34 Harrington Street
- Phone
- 8220 9999
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Sel-Fish
It's all in the special blend batter at Sel-Fish; the Eastern suburbs' pick for fish 'n' chips. Whether you like it clean, battered, grilled or flash fried the taste is fresh, light and crispy.
- Address
- 491 Bronte Rd, Bronte
- Phone
- 9387 7956
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Selah
Dining in style is kept simple at Selah with a menu of sustainable, seasonal and unprocessed ingredients. A place for any occasion, locals flock to Selah for an easygoing yet craftily prepared dish.
- Address
- 12 Loftus St
- Phone
- 9247 0097
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Seoul Ria
Not sure whether to have Japanese or Korean? Seoul Ria offers both in this fusion restaurant that's bigger than you'd expect. Take the lift and you'll find yourself in a huge eatery flanked with modern wooden tables and chairs. Try the Jok Bal, cold slices of boiled pork leg served with kimchee or NakJi Duk Bbok Gi, octopus and chewy rice cake in a spicy sauce.
- Address
- Level 2, 605-609 George Street
- Phone
- 9269 0222
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Sepia
Known for their excellence in food, George Costi and Martin Benn have created Sepia's modern Australian menu. This award winning location offers both a la carte and degustation choices with a wine list to match. Rich with the highest quality local produce and inspired by Japan, each plate holds a delicacy resembling delightful edible art.
- Address
- 201 Sussex St
- Phone
- 9283 1990
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Shanghai Stories
You won't find Lazy Susans at this elegant diner - just pristine white tablecloths and a yum cha menu that brings a touch of 1930s Shanghai to Chatswood. The Xiao Long Bao is the stuff of dreams.
- Address
- Shop 4/409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9412 3880
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Shirt Bar
- Address
- 7 Sussex Lane, Sydney.
- Phone
- 8068 8222
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Sides and Main
Sides & Main provides freshly prepared homestyle food to take away for the time poor. The menu changes with the seasons and all food is cooked on site. Pick up lunch or dinner or choose from the extensive catering menu to entertain at home.
- Address
- Shop 7, 5-15 Orwell St, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9360 9119
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Signorelli Gastronomia
Inspired by their father's humble beginnings as a greengrocer, the ignorelli family know and love food. Instrumental for bringing premium produce and culture to our city, the Signorelli Gastronomia is much more than a food store. It's a food and wine manifesto where you can eat, drink, shop and learn to cook. Within this stunning marketplace you'll find sustainable products, learn where your food comes from and how to prepare it with style and flair - just like a true Signorelli!
- Address
- Accenture Building GF, Trouton Place, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 8571 0616
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Silk Road Chinese Halal Restaurant
This is the recently opened second venue for this popular Muslim Chinese eatery. Explore the cuisine of Chinese Hui people, a Muslim ethnic minority who hail from far North-West China. Try Xinjiang lamb shish kebabs dusted generously with cumin, the Chinese hamburger, or their vast range of dumplings. All noodles are handmade on the premises.
- Address
- Shop 2, 209 Thomas Street
- Phone
- 9211 5881
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Single Origin Roasters
Roasters of sustainably grown coffee from around the world. Serving up their outstanding espresso and delicious food from the cafe, the new Sideshow coffee bar alongside is ideal for a walk-by espresso or alternative brewing method.
- Address
- 60 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 9211 0665
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Sip and Nibble
Wine obsessives and cocktail fiends flock to this ambient drinking hole for inventive beverages along with inspired twists on dessert. Stop by for a lesson in mixology that's bound to have you hooked.
- Address
- 13B Burton Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 0412 231 375
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Slide
Sydney's home of the acclaimed El Circo and nightly cabaret, this venue is housed in a 1920s Art Deco building moments from Hyde Park. Relish cocktails on the mezzanine, entertainment and fine dining packages or book a function
- Address
- 41 Oxford St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 8915 1899
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Small Bar
An early leader of the hole-in-the-wall bar movement currently reshaping Sydney's socials scene, Small Bar's wooden floorboards echo the kitchen percussion of home cooked food. A prime spot for a dinner party with no washing up.
- Address
- 48 Erskine Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9279 0782
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Societe Food and Wine Bar
Societe brings a casual, friendly demeanour to everything from their decor and coffee to their food and wine. Relax before the leafy views of the alfresco dining area and indulge in Toby's Estate coffee, the esteemed big brekkie or a glass of wine.
- Address
- 1/9-15 Danks St, Waterloo
- Phone
- 9698 8899
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Sokyo
The tradition of Japan overlaid with the freshness of Sydney. Create your own culinary experience from a mouthwatering menu with a twist, precisely curated by Chef Chase Kojima.
- Address
- The Darling, The Star, 80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 1800 700 700
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Sonoma Cafe Alexandria
Inspired by the Northern Californian Sourdough culture, Sonoma Bakery is a master of naturally leavened bread. Their cafes sell sandwiches on dark crust miche sourdough alongside flaky pastries, assorted quiches and their very own signature range of muesli. In partnership with Single Origin Roasters their Seasonal blends are premium grade and sustainable.
- Address
- 32-44 Birmingham Street, Alexandria
- Phone
- 8338 1051
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Sonoma Cafe Bondi
These signature scientists of sourdough bread and deluxe coffee have joined the down town Bondi culture with a tidy set up as part of a designer food and fashion development. From the organic flour to sea salt and downright passion poured into every loaf, Sonoma products are made with integrity - the most valuable ingredient of all. Enjoy diverse breads, gourmet sandwiches, in-house muesli, pastries and deluxe treats for home.
- Address
- R10/178 Campbell Pde, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9130 1124
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Sonoma Cafe Glebe
From little things, big things grow and so it was with Sonoma. From a handful of sourdough starter the Connole brothers have created three highly acclaimed Sydney artisan bakery-cafes, of which Sonoma Glebe is one.
- Address
- 215a Glebe Point Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9660 2116
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Sonoma Cafe Paddington
Tucked into a neat little posse of shops on Glenmore Road, Sonoma Bakery offers fine artisan breads filled with passion and integrity. Signature loaves line the windows, made with nothing but organic flour, filtered water, sourdough starter and sea salt, while seasonal menus provide breakfasts, lunches and pastries to satisfy throughout the day. The cosy cafe is a Paddington staple and an extension of the family built Sonoma Baking Company - perfect for bread-to-go or a little bit of time out.
- Address
- 241A Glenmore Rd, Paddington
- Phone
- 9331 3601
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Sonoma Cafe Waterloo
Inspired by the Northern Californian Sourdough culture, Sonoma Bakery is a master of naturally leavened bread. Their cafes sell sandwiches on dark crust miche sourdough alongside flaky pastries, assorted quiches and their very own signature range of muesli. In partnership with Single Origin Roasters their Seasonal blends are premium grade and sustainable.
- Address
- 2/9 Danks Street, Waterloo
- Phone
- 9699 1920
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Sonoma Cafe Woollahra
Nestled quietly amongst Edgecliff Road boutiques, the latest addition to Sonoma's expanding cafe network is a world away from the austere Bondi Junction located only a short stroll away. Of course, leaving Sonoma empty handed is nigh impossible. Take home one of the many loaves on display, a packet of the house coffee beans or a newly packaged bag of all natural honey spice breakfast muesli.
- Address
- Shop 5, 156 Edgecliff Road, Woollahra.
- Phone
- 9388 0044
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Spanish Tapas
Immerse yourself in the magnificent culture and cuisine of Spain right in the heart of Glebe. With rancho wagon wheel chandeliers, paintings reflecting the colour and movement of Spain, traditional terracotta Cazuela serving dishes and charming host and owner Javier you'll soon forget that you're actually in Sydney. Renowned for its range of tapas, authentic Spanish dishes including paella, and homemade sangria, this popular restaurant treats diners to flamenco shows on Friday and Saturday nights.
- Address
- 26 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9571 9005
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Sparkle Cupcakery
Cupcake devotees can get their sugar fix here. Sparkle Cupcakes are for celebrating with a cheeky indulgence of champagne and cupcakes. Baked daily, each cupcake is hand finished and topped with a splash of colour. Visit for a T Party, Sparkle Bake Class or sweet treat.
- Address
- 132 Foveaux Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 9361 0690
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Sparkle Cupcakery & Luxe Espresso Kiosk
Cupcake devotees can get their sugar fix here. Baked daily, each Sparkle cupcake is hand finished and topped with a splash of colour. Sparkle incorporates all elements of luxury from the cupcakes, the service and the stunning packaging. Come and indulge in a sweet treat.
- Address
- Espresso Kiosk, Martin Place (between Elizabeth & Castlereagh St)
- Phone
- 9361 0690
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Sparrow Gelato & Expresso
Sparrow is a high quality, flavour-focused nest. Rainbow coloured,inventive gelato selections, smooth rich Genovese espressos, spectactular cakes and gourmet; meals come with a side of sweet, friendly service.
- Address
- Shop 2, Ernest Pl, Crows Nest
- Phone
- 9437 5090
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Speakeasy Bar
This cosy and bohemian local favourite serves up fresh, Mediterranean style tapas with an affordable global wine-list. They also do breakfast, brunch and lunch on the weekends.
- Address
- 83 Curlewis St, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9130 2020
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Spencer Guthrie
Ex L'etoile and Lucio's chefs Troy & Oliver have combined more than their last names in this new venture. Striking a balance between sustainability and practicality, focusing on local produce, Spencer Guthrie will have you coming back for more!
- Address
- 399 King Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 8068 1080
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Spice Temple
In an art deco basement den with oriental-style interiors, experience a food excursion through regional China's hot, sweet and sour. Exciting textures and finesse galore from this venture from culinary icon Neil Perry.
- Address
- 10 Bligh St
- Phone
- 8078 1888
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St Honore Bakery
In the tradition of the classic French bakery, St Honore Bakery presents a wide variety of breads, pastries and cakes along with their succulent breakfast and lunch restaurant menu. For lovers of savoury and sweet.
- Address
- Shop 3, 555 Military Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9969 6303
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St Malo Bakery
The bakers of St Malo employ age-old artisan methods to unlock and increase the flavour of organic Sourdough and pastries. International-style loaves are made in-house daily and form the foundations of a lunch and all day brekky menu.
- Address
- 83 Willoughby Rd, Crows Nest
- Phone
- 9906 6256
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St Remy Baked
Reinventing the European bakery since 1936, this one-stop shop sells great coffee, artisanal bread and droolworthy pastries. Pies, cakes and rolls are baked on-site daily, complemented by Italian and French loaves, gourmet sandwiches and fresh juices.
- Address
- 140 Sydney Road, Fairlight
- Phone
- 9949 2662
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Star Hotel
There's nothing fancy about the Star Hotel but that's just how the punters like it. This corner pub has beers on tap and TAB facilities with plenty of screens - a perfect escape for the boys.
- Address
- Cnr Sussex and Goulburn St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9281 8343
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Stitch Bar
Nestled in an intimate and unassumingly elegant basement, this cocktail bar is at once archetypical and wholly original. Sophisticated dude food complements an extensive and inventive drinks list that blends the familiar with the unconventional.
- Address
- 61 York Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9279 0380
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Sugarmill
A lively blend of modern, antique and kitsch, Sugarmill is a unique Kings Cross spot day or night. Cocktail pitchers, board games and weekly comedy are highlights, as are the vintage furnishings, pub menu and DJs all week round.
- Address
- 33-37 Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross
- Phone
- 9368 7333
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SumBar
The points of difference are endless at this characteristically Melbourne meets Madrid and 1930s Bordello drinking and eating hole. Every agenda is met with an upstairs lounge, beer garden, live music scene and psychic readings.
- Address
- 50-52 Frenchmans Rd, Randwick
- Phone
- 9399 6669
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Sun Cafe
From interesting breakfast specials to generous pasta dishes, this light-filled cafe doesn't disappoint. The baguette menu - one of the most extensive in Sydney - paired with smoothies, coffee and fresh juice is a winning combination. Fully licenced.
- Address
- 27 Blair Street, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 9300 0659
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Super Chef BBQ
Follow the sound of the butcher's cleaver at Super Chef BBQ where roast ducks, crackling roast pork and sweet strips of barbecue pork are chopped to order and served with rice, noodle soup or dry noodles
- Address
- Shop 305, Level 3 Market City
- Phone
- 9211 3118
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Superbee Honey Shop
This sweet little honey shop offers free tasting of their delicious honey varieties. Learn all about bees, honey production and other bee products, such as Active UMF Manuka Honey, Royal Jelly, Propolis, Bee Pollen and Honeycomb.
- Address
- 29 Playfair Street
- Phone
- 9252 1815
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Sur Bourke Espresso Bar
From the mismatched vintage crockery to house baked muffins, delectable homemade menus and a mounted installation of collector bicycles, Sur Bourke - French for 'On Bourke' - fuses urban French with Sydney style.
- Address
- 266 Bourke St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 8084 9376
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Sushi St
Fast, fresh and without fuss, the sushi train here is hard to beat. From ready-to-go plates and a la carte specials - think chicken-and-avocado rolls, sashimi salads, miso with myo ga and spicy udon noodles - to the funky designer lighting and anamaie wall mural, this place packs a punch. The wine list is equally interesting, with sake, wine and beer (including Orion on tap) labels thoughtfully selected to pair with seafood and light Japanese fare.
- Address
- 76 Hall Street, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 9365 5672
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Sweet Art
Best known for its edible centerpieces, Sweet Art has been a leading light in cake and event styling for the last 32 years. Their team create to the mantra: If you can imagine it Sweet Art will create it.
- Address
- 96 Oxford St, Paddington
- Phone
- 9361 6617
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Swerve & Co. Café
Swerve's house blend coffee has a textural aroma that seduces pedestrian traffic on Military Road. The relaxed and stylish environment boasts sumptuous, seasonal specials for breakfast and lunch.
- Address
- 876 Military Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9960 1285
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Sydney Fish Markets
Experience the slow food movement Pyrmont is heralded for. The SMH Growers' Market is held on the first Saturday of every month. Be tempted by freshly baked pastries, organic fruit and vegetables, flowers and preserves.
- Address
- Corner Jones & Gipps Street, Pyrmont
- Phone
- 9660 4280
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T's Book Cafe
There's a lot to like about this gem, uniting quality reading material and tasty comfort food. Pick up a second-hand book and order the Shakespeare (beef pie with mash) or Steinbeck (Weisswurst hotdog with sauerkraut).
- Address
- 136-138 Avoca Street, Randwick
- Phone
- T: 9399 5981
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Tastevin Bistro and Wine Bar
Hidden upstairs from Victoria Street is this intimate bistro & wine bar serving traditional French cuisine with a modern Australian twist. Enjoy a meal or opt for a glass of wine in the back bar and peruse the bar menu.
- Address
- Level 1, 292-294 Victoria St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9356 3429
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TB Gelato
Gelato obsessives flock to this Potts Point institution for thirty answers to their sweetest cravings. If you're not tempted by ice cream and sorbet, try the melt-in-your-mouth waffles and excellent Single Origin coffee.
- Address
- 6A Rosyln Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9380 9627
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Ten Ren Cha for Tea
What do you get when you cross a leafy courtyard with the North Shore's most inventive tea menu? Whether you order Tibetan black tea with butter or classic lemon green tea, this teahouse spells tranquility with an eccentric twist.
- Address
- 389 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9884 7668
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Teppanyaki
Asian tradition fuses with chic sensibility at this superb modern Japanese restaurant. Black tasselled lamp shades, a long communal table, dim lighting and staff in kimono-inspired dresses- An experience not to be missed.
- Address
- ivy, Level 2, George Street, Sydney.
- Phone
- 9240 3000
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Terrazza Restaurant & Pizzeria
Sublime gnocchi gorgonzola and crisp wood-fired pizzas star at this much-loved Italian eatery. Come for an inspired take on Italian classics and a fitout that combines one part elegance with two parts soul.
- Address
- 3/409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9419 5304
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The Anchor Bar and Restaurant
These guys know tequila. Actually, they know about everything it takes to create memorable moments with food and drink, serving up fresh sustainable fish, a late night menu, unique wine list and margaritas to a rock'n'roll soundtrack.
- Address
- 8 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 8084 3145
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The Apartment
The Apartment, or El Apartmento as the owners like to call it, is located on level one of The Carrington in Surry Hills and is the 70s incarnated... but in an apartment in Barcelona.
- Address
- Level 1, 563 Bourke Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9360 4714
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The Apollo
Sit at the big marble bar and check out the grecophiles and Potts Point locals whilst sampling the delicacies of Head Chef Jonathan Barthelmess at this modern Greek taverna.
- Address
- 44 Macleay St, Potts Point
- Phone
- 8354 0888
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The Argyle
A popular venue famous for its cobblestone courtyard, The Argyle has five bars over two levels, from the luxe Belvedere Bar to the spacious Gallery, which comes alive with DJs every Wednesday to Sunday evening.
- Address
- 18 Argyle Street
- Phone
- 9247 5500
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The Atlas Kiosk
Pull up a curbside milk crate at this cafe, where the menu is as eclectic as the design. Worldly curios, including a jukebox and vintage Turkish movie posters, complement beach shack-chic flourishes such as reclaimed wood panels and a menu of milkshakes and sundaes. People of all walks lounge at the communal table, flipping through magazines and making the most of the free Wi-Fi, occasionally pausing to order inspired spice driven dishes such as Turkish gozleme and Israeli shakshuka.
- Address
- 14 Hall Street, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 9130 5301
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The Bank Nightclub
Dishing up ultra-sensory nightlife with a luxurious vibe under high ceilings and sweeping foyers (a nod to its ancient architectural model), take your cocktail or wood-fired pizza by candlelight or in a booth onlooking the dance floor.
- Address
- 42 Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross
- Phone
- 9360 6012
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The Bathers' Pavilion
Onlooking scenic Balmoral Situated on the waterfront at Balmoral Beach The Bathers' Pavilion is the ideal location for a fine dining meal in the Restaurant or more casual experience in the Café. And the Kiosk stocks everything you will need for a great day at the beach. The Bathers'Pavilion hosts an impressive affair and sensory experience. Matching Serge Dansereau's fresh food menu focus with local wines, the produce, service and understated elegance equal the view.If it is too long please delete the sentence about the Kiosk.
- Address
- 4 The Esplanade, Balmoral Beach
- Phone
- 9969 5050
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The Book Kitchen
This warm cookbook-filled enclave with dynamic menu has won local hearts. Sample The Book Kitchen's repertoire of fresh, seasonally appropriate produce with coffee and newspapers in morning light or more exclusively with wine by night.
- Address
- 255 Devonshire St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 0420 239 469
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The Boston
The talent behind Grasshopper bring small bar ethos quayside - albeit on a slightly larger scale. Recycled wood furniture and industrial stools are blanketed by a high rooftop in this predominantly outdoor space. Come for a rotating lineup of aged cocktails like the “Stars and Stripes” - a smooth blend of rye whiskey, cognac, apple and chestnut liqueur and Italian vermouth.
- Address
- Gateway, 1 Macquarie Place, Sydney.
- Phone
- 9241 5858
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The Bourbon
The Bourbon might call Potts Point home, but its spirit is pure New Orleans. Settle into a tufted, teal chair, choose a whiskey-laced cocktail and lose yourself to live jazz and blues seven days a week.
- Address
- 22 Darlinghurst Road, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9035 8888
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The British Lolly Shop
Nostalgia meets many a new flavour at The British Lolly Shop. The colourful array of old favourites ranges from quality toffee, chocolate, sweets, liquorice and crisps to gourmet range Yorkshire Puddings, sauces and teas direct from the UK.
- Address
- 3/1-21 Darlinghurst Rd (Cnr Macleay),Kings Cross.
- Phone
- 9368 1703
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The Bulgogi
Fainthearted types should steer clear of this lesson in Korean BBQ - it's famous for sizzling plates of marinated meat, ocean-fresh seafood and a condiment lineup that's an assault on the senses. Or throw caution to the wind and try the buffet.
- Address
- 380 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9410 3900
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The Butcher's Café
Comfort food is religion at this laid-back Manly eatery - it keeps locals fuelled with melt-in-your-mouth wagyu burgers courtesy of neighbourhood butcher Fairlight Gourmet Meats and blended Single Origin coffee from star roasters Allpress.
- Address
- 152 Sydney Rd, Fairlight
- Phone
- 9949 2566
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The Clock Hotel
The regular hangout for the creative, professional Surry Hills crowd. Sip extravagant cocktails at the Balcony Bar (a perfect sunset location), sample delicious tapas and classic 'pub grub', or relax at the ever popular Street Bar booths.
- Address
- 470 Crown Street, Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 9331 5333
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The Colombian Hotel
Vibrant gay venue with panoramic views of Oxford Street featuring regular DJs, groovy decor and a funky cocktail bar. Enjoy great tunes and a good time - Colombian Style!!
- Address
- 117 - 123 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst.
- Phone
- 02 9360 2151
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The Corner House
Crafted to create a laid-back feel that nods to the historic roots of the building, salvaged railway tracks, wooden ferry pews and steel floors form a homely space to enjoy an expertly crafted cocktail, peep into the open kitchen or share food with friends.
- Address
- 281 Bondi Rd, Bondi
- Phone
- 8020 6698
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The Corner House
Crafted to create a laid-back feel that nods to the historic roots of the building, salvaged railway tracks, wooden ferry pews and acid-treated steel floors form a series of homely spaces to enjoy an expertly crafted cocktail, watch the action in the open kitchen or share seasonal Italian food with friends.
- Address
- 281 Bondi Road, Bondi
- Phone
- 8020 6698
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The Cottage Bar & Kitchen
This bar and cafe oozes provincial charm, from the country cottage-inspired dining room to the leafy alfresco seating overlooking the street. Woodfired pizzas, share plates and salumi platters pair perfectly with creative cocktails and punches.
- Address
- 342 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- T: 8084 8185
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The Crossing
A reputation for creative serves of sophisticated liquor and a clientele equally refined ensures this dark and sexy bar feels more New York City than Bondi Beach.
- Address
- 13 O'Brien St, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- 9365 4134
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The Cupcake Factory
The gourmet cupcake trend thrives at The Cupcake Factory with classic combinations, decadent creations and themed designs for special events. There's no shortage of sweet treats here that look as good as they taste.
- Address
- Shop 3, 308 Darling Street
- Phone
- 9818 6009
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The Cut Bar & Grill
Where the steak is king and the seafood is fit for royalty, The Cut Bar & Grill is nestled in a historic setting but inspired by a New York state of mind, and serves prime Australian beef in only the very finest cuts.
- Address
- 16 Argyle Street
- Phone
- 9259 5695
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The Deli-Potts Point
This award winning deli and food lovers haven offers rarely seen, imported and local delicacies and homemade meals. Let the alluring window display of unique, scrumptious goodies seduce you inside. Best Deli '08 (Best of Sydney awards).
- Address
- Shop5, 65 Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 02 9358 1266
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The Devonshire
Jeremy Bentley and Matthew Kemp ensure a Modern European experience here where diners are treated like old friends. Plates are adorned with scallops, squid, celeriac and pomegranate through to Devonshire tea creme brulee.
- Address
- 204 Devonshire St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9698 9427
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The Dining Room at Park Hyatt
Chef Andrew McKee's take on Australian-inspired cuisine is equal parts classic and sublime - he serves up exquisite fare against a glittering harbour backdrop. It's a quintessential Sydney dining experience.
- Address
- 7 Hickson Road, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9256 1234
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The Dolphin Hotel
With its central location, versatile spaces and innovative bistro menu, The Dolphin Hotel is the best pub destination for both Surry Hills locals and the wider Sydney public.
- Address
- 412 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9331 4800
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The Duck Inn
The exterior looks suspiciously like any other pub, yet inside The Duck Inn has been stylishly renovated. Cheer is brought by bright cushions and shabby stools that somehow match the comfy armchair in the corner. The innovative owners have seasonal specials like a defrosting winter Pimms or summertime long necks in the beer garden. Staples include Monday night trivia and great seasonal comfort food is always on the menu - you'll feel like this is your home away from home.
- Address
- 74 Rose Street, Chippendale
- Phone
- 9319 4415
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The Eathouse Diner
A South American inspired colour scheme abounds at this diner offering a constantly changing seasonal menu served in generous portions. Try the Jamaican Jerk spiced spatchcock with savoury mango salad and rice and beans against the backdrop of bizarre vintage curios and old world gestures. Or take a Hokey Pokey Sundae by the tropical mural of a parrot in flight and sample a cocktail at this cosy, casual eat spot.
- Address
- 306 Chalmers St, Redfern
- Phone
- 8084 9479
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The Eight Modern Chinese Restaurant
You're bound to be in luck at The Eight - considered a lucky number by the Chinese - a stylish modern restaurant with a comprehensive menu that runs from traditional to new-wave fusion Chinese dishes. By day it's yum cha central, with over 70 dishes to choose from. It's hard to resist the glamour of Peking duck carved at your table: a two-course affair that starts with crisp duck skin in soft pancakes and finishes with duck sang choy bow lettuce cups. Wok-seared beef with foie gras paste is one of their signature dishes, and live seafood from the tanks is always popular.
- Address
- Level 3, Market City
- Phone
- 9282 9988
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The Establishment
Sensationally decadent bar attracting the who's who of the Sydney's social scene. Commanding cast iron columns, pressed metal ceilings and a garden bar with exposed brick feautres complement this luxurious space.
- Address
- 252 George Street, Sydney.
- Phone
- 9240 3000
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The Fern
A sophisticated dining alternative for Redfern, Mark Wiley and Julian Serna have created a cool haven with vintage furnishings, indoor plants and a stocked bar. Pop in for contemporary brunch, Gravity coffee, dinner, a glass of wine or a cocktail
- Address
- 4 Pitt St, Redfern
- Phone
- 8399 0070
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The Fringe Bar
Iconic, bohemian pub offering weekly comedy nights, live entertainment and scrumptious cocktails. A must destination also for nerd battles at Trivia or eclectic vintage finds at Fringe Bar Markets. Enjoy lunch, dinner or a big night out.
- Address
- 106 Oxford Street, Paddington.
- Phone
- 9360 5443
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The Goods Organic
Dine on wooden benches surrounded by Australia's finest organic produce in a warm and inviting cafe where the organic juice emporium whips up heavenly shakes and smoothies.
- Address
- 253 Crown Street, Darlinghurst.
- Phone
- 02 9357 6690
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The Green Room
This 50s style lounge bar presents a neat slice of yesteryear. The drinks list is mostly local with boutique wines, beers and ciders. Their real passion is cocktails, with an extensive list covering everything from the classics to their own exclusive menu.
- Address
- 156 Enmore Rd, Enmore
- Phone
- 8021 8451
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The Grounds
There are a few ideas behind the name of The Grounds. One suggests its because almost everything served is grown on location, but others believe it's about the owners setting new grounds in quality coffee. The industrial warehouse turned sophisticated setting roasts coffee according to its origin and flavour profile to enhance unique tastes. And furthermore, despite this next level approach to early dining, the service and setting are humble and holistic - a refreshingly grounded, honest approach to first class produce.
- Address
- Building 7A, No.2 Huntley St, Alexandria
- Phone
- 9699 2225
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The Hazy Rose
This award winning small bar serves up sublime cocktails and great music in a setting that's high on elegant Art Deco touches. This bar is fast becoming an institution for a good reason.
- Address
- 83 Stanley Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9357 5036
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The Hill Eatery
Isolated and with a view, The Hill Eatery is about farm-to-plate freshness rarely tasted elsewhere. A nod to the owners' Port Lincoln roots, rich seafood features prominently across the share style menu perfectly paired with winning wines.
- Address
- Shop 5, 39-53 Campbell Pde, North Bondi
- Phone
- 9130 2200
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The Little French Patisserie
The Little French Patisserie may be little, but the wares definitely deliver wow factor. Noses will be pressed upon the glass, eyeing off the exquisite cakes (available to order) alongside their bread, pies and pastries.
- Address
- 840 Military Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9969 4599
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The Little Marionette
Caffeine addicts can't go past this Parisian-inspired espresso bar where a team of impeccably trained baristas in matching striped shirts turn out luscious, creamy coffees using their many boutiquely roasted blends of beans. Sink into a cushiony sofa or pick a colourful rug from the basket and join the regulars at Gladstone Park across the road.
- Address
- 1a Booth Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 9728
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The Local Bar
Located down an unassuming alleyway, this lively little bar draws a cool crowd with its impressive wine list. Charcuterie and antipasti rule the produce-driven menu, encouraging you to linger with friends for hours.
- Address
- 8 Young Lane, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9953 0027
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The Local Taphouse
The Taphouse has three floors offering a pubs pub on the ground, The Louvre restaurant and Wilfreds room on the first floor and the beautiful Roof garden bar on the top.
- Address
- 122 Flinders St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9360 0088
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The Loft
theloft’s wood panelled bar, beaded chandeliers and up lit ceilings infuses this cocktail spot with a Moorish casbah extravagance. Between its 180 degree views of Sydney harbour, creative cocktail mixology and local DJs, this late night venue lures a crowd of style and sophistication.
- Address
- 13 Lime St, King St Wharf
- Phone
- 9299 4770
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The Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel
Pub brewery since 1985, The Lord's six varieties of 100% natural ale brewed on the premises can be sampled in modern surrounds with colonial grandeur. Dishing out pub fare, ploughman's lunches, pork pies and the option to stay overnight within their historic walls, this micro-brewer does all facets well.
- Address
- 19 Kent St, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9251 4044
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The Mad Hatter Pâtisserie
One of Balmain's newest haunts is also one of its naughtiest with 50-plus types of cake on the menu. Paired with strong coffee, slap-up breakfasts and smoothies, this place punches well above its baking weight.
- Address
- 325 Darling Street, Balmain
- Phone
- 9810 7250
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The Meeting Point
Try The Meeting Point's signature dish - collagen shabu shabu, made with all natural ingredients. Sample this and other dishes inspired by traditional Taiwanese cuisine with a dash of Szechuan style. The restaurant space evokes an old industrial feel, holds regular live music on weekends and has free Wi-Fi. Check their Facebook page to keep up to date.
- Address
- Shop R1.01B/9-13 Hay St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9280 3680
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The Mews Fine Food
This is a lovely cafe with a well designed interior gracing Mosman's Myahgah Mews. With big glass cabinets showing off their delicious range of international bites, eat-in or takeaway from this slick local spot.
- Address
- Shop 4, 3-5 Myahgah Mews, Mosman
- Phone
- 9969 8973
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The Midnight Special
A laidback bar that oozes rock 'n' roll. The chequerboard floor and booths demand a beer or whiskey sour. Also suiting the scene are hot dogs and not dogs (for vegetarians) with a choice of hot sauce to drizzle on top.
- Address
- 44 Enmore Road, Newtown
- Phone
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The Moose Newtown
This intimate bar is a hub for musicians and locals. Moose antlers grace the dimly lit red walls. The drinks list is divided into spirit headings with a plethora of cocktail interpretations for each. Wednesdays are live music nights.
- Address
- 530 King Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 9557 0072
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The Morrison Bar & Oyster Room
This bar and oyster room combines big city brassiness with the kind of classic elegance that could spark envy in Don Draper. Classic cocktails, amazing tunes and a reputation for being busy every night. Food is by Master Chef Sean Connolly.
- Address
- 225 George Street, Sydney
- Phone
- 9247 6744
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The Norfolk
The Norfolk re-opened in December 2010 with a brand spanking new pub menu, a new look, an awesome wine list, new drinks and a new outlook.
- Address
- 305 Cleveland Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9699 3177
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The Nut Shop
Housed in the Strand Arcade, Sydney's favourite nut purveyor has been exclusively supplying Vienna Almonds, Candied Macadamias and pure chocolates since 1939. We dare you to stay away!
- Address
- Shop 25, The Strand Arcade, Sydney
- Phone
- 9231 3038
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The Old City
Discover the shop that sells more than just organic coffee. Lose yourself in a world of vintage pieces from all corners of the globe. Get cosy with a book or two and perhaps take home a piece of history.
- Address
- 1/386 Darling St, Balmain
- Phone
- 0410 395 365
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The Passage
With a menu designed around the age-old ideal and personal belief that good food is something best enjoyed with good company, settle in for good wine, food and company at The Passage.
- Address
- 231A Victoria Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9358 6116
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The Penny Royal
The Penny Royal is an intimate espresso bar tucked away in a Mosman lane way. The space is a wonderful amalgamation of smart design and street cred. It offers consistently beautiful coffee coupled with simple yet eclectic breakfast and lunch.
- Address
- Rear Shop 2, 563 Military Rd, Mosman
- Phone
- 9960 7502
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The Point Deli
With big lunch queues proof of their delicious deli, baked and sandwich goods, the converted house that is the Point Deli is a great spot to take in the local atmosphere.
- Address
- 118 Blues Point Rd, McMahons Point
- Phone
- 9955 1700
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The Rice Den
This hip eatery re-imagines old-school flavours for modern palettes. Come for sublime duck pancakes, tempura quail egg skewers and an imaginative take on the Vietnamese classic San Choy Bao.
- Address
- 3/77 Archer Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 2001
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The Rocks Teppanyaki
Experience the traditional art and taste sensations of Japanese Teppanyaki. Located in a historic 1840s building, guests sit at one of six private, individual cooking tables ideal for entertaining friends and loved ones.
- Address
- 176 Cumberland Street.
- Phone
- 9250 6020
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The Rope and Anchor
Is there anything better than sipping a latte by the sea? This nautical-inspired eatery combines million dollar views with good coffee and a brunch menu that strikes the balance between inspired and wholesome.
- Address
- 41 South Steyne, Manly
- Phone
- 9976 6548
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The Rustic Pearl
A fusion of balkan, mediterranean, turkish, greek and french cuisine. With a focus on quality produce, making as much on the premises as possible.
- Address
- 415 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 0413 444 161
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The Sailors Club
1960s Palm Springs meets modern-day Sydney at this one of a kind Rose Bay destination. Relax on the deck with traditional dishes executed with a twist, a sublime cocktail menu and a note-perfect fit out in canary yellow and turquoise.
- Address
- 594 New South Head Rd, Rose Bay
- Phone
- 9327 6561
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The Sandwich Shop
Reservoir Street's favourite lunchtime twist on the traditional is renowned for sandwiching sustainable and sophisticated ingredients involving pulled pork, fontina cheese and house-made sauces. Breakfast is an option, as are supreme salads and great coffee.
- Address
- 44 Reservoir Street
- Phone
- 9211 8710
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The Sardine Room
If you have an inclination to indulge in an authentic dining intimacy only found in European backstreets, The Sardine Room lures with its kitchen energy and adorably passionate owner, Angela Heracleous. Offering a seaside cabaret alongside a hand selected wine list, the menu is verbally delivered with enthusiasm to stimulate salivation. Rendezvous here with friends to experience when flamboyance meets fish.
- Address
- 2/31 Challis Ave, Potts Point.
- Phone
- 9357 7444
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The Stoned Crow
New owners have breathed fresh life into this chic bar. Tapas, pizza, salads, seasonal cocktails and local wines are served up in intimate indoor and leafy alfresco spaces, complemented by live music on Sundays.
- Address
- 39 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest
- Phone
- 9439 5477
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The Tea Room Gunners Barracks
Offering a contemporary modern Australian lunch menu and one of Sydney's most revered High Tea services, The Tea Room Gunners' Barracks is a Sydney icon. Nestled within bushland of Georges Head, complete with stunning harbour views, enjoy the opulence of this historic sandstone building and former military barracks. Traditional morning and afternoon tea is served daily, with an array of sweet cakes, savoury pastries, finger sandwiches, scones, Ronnefeldt teas and more.
- Address
- End of Suakin Drive, Georges Heights
- Phone
- 8962 5900
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The Tea Room QVB
A magnificent restaurant offering a modern a la carte lunch menu and decadent High Tea options. Indulge yourself while surrounded by Florence Broadhurst wallpaper, crystal wall sconces and majestic modern Victorian architecture. The perfect place for an afternoon of splendour.
- Address
- L3, North End, QVB, 455 George Street.
- Phone
- 9283 7279
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The Terrace
One of Woollahra's premier establishments, The Terrace combines an up-market atmosphere in a relaxed setting, with a range of deliciously prepared meals, mouthwatering cocktails and all your pub classics that will have you coming back.
- Address
- 116 Queen Street, Woollahra
- Phone
- 9327 9777
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The Travel Cafe by Whitestar Travel
This cafe is all about changing the environment in which we book holidays. Expect coffee and snacks paired with travel magazines and books - plus iPads and consultants should you feel inspired to explore the globe.
- Address
- 163 Glenayr Avenue, Bondi Beach
- Phone
- T: 9130 1345
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The Trinity Bar
A firm favourite with the locals since 1998, The Trinity Bar serves up great food and friendly service in an inviting atmosphere. Settle in with something delicious from the menu paired with a craft beer in either the Outdoor Terrace of Eden's Room, for a great pub-lunch or night out.
- Address
- 505 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8333 9999
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The Troubadour
This dangerously addictive drinking hole errs on the inspired side of Mexicana, thank to an industrial fitout, chipotle pulled pork burritos and margaritas to make Freda and Diego proud. The cheap cocktail nights are the stuff of legend.
- Address
- 194 Pittwater Rd, Manly
- Phone
- 0403 919 532
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The Victoria Room
Reminiscent of a 1920s Shanghai bar with its antiques and ornate furniture, this bar and dining room is luxurious and spiced with an air of mystery and the exotic. A local favourite for dinner and decadent High Tea on the weekend.
- Address
- Level 1, 235 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst.
- Phone
- 02 9357 4488
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The Victoria Room Tea Salon
Artfully framed by a curved picket fence and cherry blooms, The Victoria Room Tea Salon is a whimsical decadent experience that offers High Tea, dainty ribbon sandwiches, specialty scones and oysters served with champagne. Open from October 2011
- Address
- Westfield Sydney, Level 4, Designer Gallery
- Phone
- 9357 4488
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The Village Hotel
Charming and multi-faceted, the East Village Hotel throws fantastic functions, pours boutique beer at a beautiful bar and presents five star food and expert wine matching in their dining room.
- Address
- 234 Palmer Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 93315457
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The Wanderer
With friendly staff and a diverse playlist pumping, this is an unassuming and buzzy place perfect for catching up with friends. The menu gives a cheeky nod to dude food but keeps things interesting with a pork schnitzel, rhubarb relish and sauerkraut slider. The cocktails alone warrant a visit - share a one litre ‘bartender crockpot’ of Belly Full of Rum (Havana Bianco, Rhurbarb cordial, ginger beer and lime juice).
- Address
- 501 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9699 8852
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The Water Bar
Situated within boutique hotel BLUE Sydney, A Taj Hotel, Water Bar is an outpost of nocturnal indulgence. Promising intimacy with its plush seating, mood lighting & soaring ceiling, this converted warehouse boasts a sophisticated and sexy cocktail ambiance.
- Address
- 6 Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 9331 9000
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The White Hart
Offering a unique and modern twist to the old English ale house, The White Hart serves up bespoke cocktails, fine wine, tapas and casual dining with a splash of nostalgia, finesse and humour. Think hipster bar meets English tavern.
- Address
- 19-21 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 8021 2115
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The White Horse Hotel
The White Horse Hotel, Surry Hills, is a grand building distinguished by a giant silver stallion perched on its roof. Inside is a lavishly designed meeting and drinking venue with contrasting spaces spread over two levels featuring sculptural ironwork, a luxurious private roof terrace and an open fireplace.
- Address
- 381-385 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8333 9999
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The Winery
With shrines to Elvis, a playful all day menu and Sydney's only wine laneway - it's clear The Winery isn't taking itself too seriously and really is a place to play.
- Address
- 285A Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8070 2400
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The Wolf & Honeybee
This cafe doubles as an exhibition space for local artists. The menu of ethically produced ingredients is simple but tasty. Cold drip and single origin Campos coffee is served. Retail items include Campos, Teacraft and Brasserie Bread.
- Address
- 206 Edgeware Rd, Newtown
- Phone
- 9517 4302
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The World Bar
This historic four-storey Victorian terrace has been home to countless legends and varied debauchery over the last century. The maze of cosy rooms, booths, stairwells and hidden areas, including concept space Apothecary Bar, is open for exploration. Its 'teapot' cocktail and pizza menus run alongside rotating art exhibitions and live jazz to embody mischief and embrace characters of all eccentricities, from all over the world.
- Address
- 24 Bayswater Rd, Kings Cross
- Phone
- 9357 7700
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Three Bean Café
Coffee artistry and eco-consciousness go hand- in-hand at this friendly cafe_. It lures locals in with their unique blend of award winning coffee, a breakfast menu that's high on organic produce and a fitout that's a study in sleek sustainability.
- Address
- P11A/1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9939 5595
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Three Beans Cafe Manly
Three Beans not only tastes good, but will leave you feeling great: coffee is organic and food is freshly prepared on site and packaged sustainably. Breakfast and lunch favourites include open sandwiches and healthy salads.
- Address
- 2A Darley Road, Manly
- Phone
- 9976 0255
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Three Beans Rose Bay
Coffee is religion at this buzzy neighbourhood café. It lures locals with outstanding service, an interesting breakfast menu featuring Canadian-style French Toast and its excellent organic blend, Three Beans.
- Address
- Shop 5, Dover Rd, Rose Bay
- Phone
- 9371 3451
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Three Blue Ducks
Three Blue Ducks is a small, intimate licensed restaurant located a short stroll up the hill from Bronte beach. The food is of the highest quality reflecting the head chefs' fine dining resumes, but is served in a casual cafe setting.
- Address
- 143 Macpherson Street, Bronte
- Phone
- 9389 0010
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Tian He Healing Arts
Tian He is not your ordinary tea house, combining rare tea once drunk by Emperors, with energy healing colloidal minerals, meditation and readings. Take a journey from nature, to your nature and leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.
- Address
- 58a Willoughby Rd,_Crows Nest
- Phone
- 8197 1662
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Tigerbakers
In an urban tapestry that's ever changing, Tiger Bakers are here to stay. Famous for simple soul breakfasts and now their small boutique bar in the evenings, find nourishing food in an environment that nurtures.
- Address
- 292-294 Victoria Sreet, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 93316991
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Tilbury Hotel
Situated in the heart of Woolloomooloo, the Tilbury's boasts a warm and comfortable environment with varnished wood, long leather banquettes, fireplaces, a generous sized deck and tranquil courtyard. The downstairs dining room offers a view out to the courtyard.
- Address
- 12-18 Nicholson Street, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 9368 1955
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Toast Cafe
A fashionable haunt of foodies from all over Sydney, this incredible café, caterer and gourmet retail store has delectable selection of cheese, jams, pasta, olive oil, bread, coffee, tea and gifts.
- Address
- 45 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9280 2615
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Toko
Toko Paddington prides itself on serving the freshest and best quality sushi and sashimi while offering many dishes with a contemporary twist in a sophisticated yet comfortable venue.
- Address
- 362 Oxford Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 9380 7001
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Tokonoma
Tokonoma's focus on the style of Japanese 'izakaya' dining fuels its sophisticated and sharply designed space with an irresistible allure. Be it intimate social dining or corporate functions, your senses will be indulged on all levels
- Address
- 490 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9357 6100
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Tri Tulips
This pint-sized cafe_ doles out creamy lattes, fresh sandwiches and pastries from a blink-and-you'll- miss-it streetside nook. It gets bonus points for its inspired fitout - a playful take on upcycled wood.
- Address
- Lemon Grove Shopping Centre, 427-441 Victoria Ave, Chatswood
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Tropicana Cafe
- Address
- 227 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst.
- Phone
- 02 9360 9809
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True Religion Espresso Bar
Devotees to deliciousness and the perfect blend, True Religion use their own specialty roast and offer a Single Origin bean each week. Relax in this tiny urban cafe and indulge in smooth espressos, house-baked muffins, mueslis, panini and sweets.
- Address
- Shop 2, 415 Darling Street
- Phone
- 9555 5339
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Twelve
A lively eatery happily lit by dangling globes and fragranced by a modern Australian and Italian menu. Twelve's pizza, pasta and dolci favorites are easy on the pocket and pleasant on the taste buds.
- Address
- 222 King St, Newtown
- Phone
- 9519 9412
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Twig Café
Twig Café treats the 'organic' claim seriously, with a solemn promise to sustainability that mixes with serious foodie credentials for an all day brekkie, high tea or lunch experience you won't forget. Stay tuned for news on evening fare.
- Address
- 357 Cleveland St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8021 6406
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Twisted Noodle Bar
How spicy do you like it? You can take charge of your own chilli and sour levels when you order the Yunnan noodle in pork soup, the biggest selling dish at Twisted Noodle Bar. Choose from none to extreme chilli and zero to large serves of their sour preserved vegetables. There are a dozen different noodle soups on the menu plus interesting side dishes like fried chilli chicken wings and soft bone pork. The kitchen makes its own chilli paste using three different types of chilli and boils 200 litres of fresh pork stock every day. That's a lot of noodle soup!
- Address
- Shop 44/1 Dixon St, Chinatown
- Phone
- 9267 2327
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Uighur Cuisine
If you like lamb, you'll love the kebabs at Uighur Cuisine, chunks of juicy lamb dusted with cumin and grilled on sword-like skewers. There are also stir-fries, handmade noodles, and dumplings available steamed and pan-fried. Halal food is also available.
- Address
- 1/8 Dixon St, Haymarket
- Phone
- 9267 8555
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Ume Japanese Restaurant
This celebrated restaurant serves up a masterful take on modern Japanese fare and won itself a Sydney Morning Herald chef's hat in the process. It also offers a sake lineup to stoke your love affair with rice wine.
- Address
- 478 Bourke Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9380 7333
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Umi Kaiten-Zushi
An impressively long fish tank provides a tranquil backdrop for patrons at this modern Japanese dining bar. Take a seat at the sushi train and pick and choose from the sushi plates - colour-coded by price - that trundle past on the circular conveyor belt. Salmon, tuna and prawn are joined by more unusual items like surf clam, sea urchin, turban shell and the Japanese favourite, natto femented soy beans. All fish is bought daily with specials dishes on offer depending on what has been sourced at the markets.
- Address
- Shop 1 LG Floor, Sydney Central, 477 Pitt Street (Cnr Hay & Parker Street)
- Phone
- 9281 2006
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Umi Sushi + Udon
The recently opened Umi Sushi + Udon offers both traditional and creative sushi options alongside a focus on Sanuki Udon, characterised by its firm, chewy texture using a special type of wheat traditionally grown in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. Enjoy a traditional Kyoto style decor as you venture through Umi Sushi + Udon's specialty Japanese cuisine.
- Address
- Shop 19, Darling Quarter, 1-25 Harbour Street
- Phone
- 9283 2006
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Universal Restaurant
At Universal, Christine Manfield presents a brave new world of global flavours, offering an ever changing, a la carte menu of same size tasting dishes with optional wine matches.
- Address
- Republic 2 Courtyard Palmer Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 93809006
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Velero
Embark on a culinary tour of provincial Spain with cured meats, imported cheese, paella and tapas alongside Spanish sherry, beer or wine. With private dining also available, Velero offers a unique niche at the picturesque Woolloomooloo wharf.
- Address
- 2/6 Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 9356 2222
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Velluto
Tucked away on the corner of Fitzroy Gardens and Baroda Street, this bar is a luxurious retreat from the Kings Cross scene. Enjoy prestige Champagnes and an extensive list of boutique wines in luxurious style.
- Address
- 50 Macleay Street (entrance cnr Baroda St and Fitzroy Gardens), Potts Point
- Phone
- 9357 1100
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Verde Restaurant and Bar
Housed in a heritage-listed Victorian building, this elegant restaurant is an ode to the flavours and textures of Southern Italy. Surrender to a succession of sublime regional dishes courtesy of head chef Antonio Ruggerino.
- Address
- 115 Riley Street, East Sydney
- Phone
- 9380 8877
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Vini
Find simple yet elegant Italian food put on the menu board daily. Choose from over 25 Italian wines available by the glass. Vini holds weekly regional dinners on Tuesdays.
- Address
- 3/ 118 Devonshire Street (via Holt Street), Surry Hills.
- Phone
- 02 9698 5131
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Vinobravo
New York meets Italy at this wine bar, with its industrial-chic interiors and bellissimo drinks list. Classic cocktails, a thoughtful wine list and imported beers are a tasty entree to pizzas, cheeses and share plates.
- Address
- 2/350 Military Road, Cremorne
- Phone
- 9904 4668
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Wah Wah Lounge
A buzzing spot for a quick coffee, hearty breakfast or leisurely lunch nestled on a banquette with a glass of wine, the extensive contemporary Australian menu and weekly specials have earned this eatery a loyal following.
- Address
- 1 Danks St, Waterloo
- Phone
- 9699 3456
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Waterfront Restaurant
With its enviable views of the harbour and Opera House, and nautical decor, this lavish restaurant offers the quintessential Sydney waterfront dining experience. Take a seat on the terrace for some fresh seafood and wine.
- Address
- 27 Circular Quay West
- Phone
- 1300 115 116
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Watts on Crown
Partners in life and business, the owners of Watts on Crown present an inviting bistro reflective of 10 years of European living - a local vibe that can mean something to everyone. Fresh and homemade inspires the evolving menu.
- Address
- 368 Crown St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 8068 0461
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Westfield Restaurants
Some of the best of Australia's culinary community offer express and dine-in options at 'The Food Atrium' on Level Five, where Justin and Georgia North's Becasse and Quarter Twenty One Restaurants are also located. The premium restaurant precinct on Level Six is a worldly dining destination in its own right and home to Sydney favourites, Chat Thai, Sky Phoenix, David Tsirekas' 'fun park of Greek food' Xanthi, and Alessandro Pavoni's nostalgic Lombardian restaurant Spiedo Restaurant & Bar.
- Address
- Westfield Sydney, Level 5 & 6.
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Wild Basket
This provedore/cafe is like Australia on a plate. Homegrown artisanal produce - pasta, wine, nuts, oils - pairs with fresh, seasonal and local fare: Sonoma bread, coffee beans from Orange, organic eggs, pastries from L'Ami de Pain.
- Address
- Shop 1, 17 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay
- Phone
- 9908 7868
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Wine Oddyssey Australia
Explore and savour Australia's diverse wine regions at this destination wine bar and restaurant. Sample over 50 Australian wines in the Wine Journey Room, deepen your knowledge in the Aroma Room and experience the best of fresh Australian cuisine in Wine Odyssey's luxurious restaurant.
- Address
- 39-43 Argyle Street, The Rocks
- Phone
- 1300 136 498
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Wine Odyssey Australia
Explore and savour Australia’s diverse wine regions at this destination wine bar and restaurant. Sample over 50 Australian wines in the Wine Journey Room, deepen your knowledge in the Aroma Room and experience the best of fresh Australian cuisine in the luxurious heritage surroundings of Wine Odyssey’s restaurant.
- Address
- 39-43 Argyle Street, Corner of Argyle and Harrington Streets
- Phone
- 1300 136 498
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Wockbar
Hot, sour, salty, sweet... this hip Pan-Asian eatery serves up ancient flavours with an unabashedly modern twist. The yum cha menu features inventive versions of Chinese classics - the steamed pork buns are nothing short of heavenly.
- Address
- 2/27 Belgrave St, Manly
- Phone
- 9977 1288
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Woollahra Hotel
From cocktails at the chic Front Bar, French-inspired fare at Bistro Moncur and boutique, rare and classic wines at the new Moncur Cellars, this handsome pub deserves its excellent reputation.
- Address
- 116 Queen Street, Woollahra
- Phone
- 9327 9777
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Woolloomooloo Bay Hotel
Woolloomooloo Bay Hotel boasts more than a handful of assets. The heritage-listed waterfront premises overlooks the magnificent Sydney Harbour, Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf and the Royal Botanical Gardens. Along with Modern Australian bistro food, fine wines and 18 craft and premium beers on tap, the hotel offers function facilities in an atmosphere that far exceeds your every expectation while embracing the elated sophistication of the modern gastro pub.
- Address
- 2 Bourke St, Woolloomooloo
- Phone
- 9357 1177
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Woolpack Hotel
Pouring beer since 1885, Redfern's most elegant Hotel pub boasts a contemporary finish, stained timber public bar, lawn seating and bistro dining. Exhibitions and live music compliment Haloumi burgers and cider in this warm atmosphere
- Address
- 229 Chalmers St, Redfern
- Phone
- 9698 2077
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wowcow
Established 2006, wowcow is Australia's first Super Chilled Yogurt & Dessert Lounge serving healthy treats in a fun, stylish and uplifting environment that indulges the senses
- Address
- Shop 2, 304-308 Victoria St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9326 0400
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Yachiyo Japanese
Riding on the success of Sushi Yachiyo in Darlinghurst, Katsu Yachiyo is proudly serving creative Japanese deep fried dishes as well as fresh Sushi and Sashimi.
- Address
- 208 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9690 2424
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Yellow Bistro & Food Store
An inviting niche where the combination of a lively bistro dishing up great food and a store offering the best Australian and imported culinary goods has created a relaxing realm for food connoisseurs.
- Address
- 57 Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 02 9357 3400
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Yellow House Pop Up
Expertly prepared Modern Australian fare that celebrates the seasonal combined with a top-notch wine list star at this pop up eatery at Sydney’s iconic Yellow House.
- Address
- 57-59 Macleay Street, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9356 3070
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Yogurberry
This frozen yoghurt shop is the unofficial headquarters for sugar fiends with a conscience. Try the velvety chocolate or addictive Green Apple, or mix up your cravings in the form of a yoghurt parfait.
- Address
- Shop 23, 445 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9748 2233
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Youeni Foodstore
Youeni's second chapter is about the diverse experience of food. Offering iconic baked treats and delicious fare for breakfast and lunch, every order is treated with ingredients made in-house, including their cultured butter and slow-cooked meats.
- Address
- 3/8 Hill St, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9380 7575
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Youeni Foodstore Paddington
Youeni's second chapter is about the diverse experience of food. Offering iconic baked treats and delicious fare for breakfast and lunch, every order is treated with ingredients made in-house, including their cultured butter and slow-cooked meats.
- Address
- 379B South Darling Street, Paddington
- Phone
- 9368 0220
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Young Henry's
Young Henry's Natural Lager owes its flavour to native herbs and spices. The craft brewer also makes cider from apples grown in Griffith, NSW.
- Address
- 76 Wilford Street, Newtown
- Phone
- 9519 0048
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Your Place
Stylish cafe by day, contemporary Thai restaurant by night, this slick establishment uses fresh, local ingredients to create global flavours - think, baked breakfasts, salads and baguettes, stir-fries, dumplings and curries prepared by highly experienced chefs.
- Address
- G3/182 Blues Point Road, North Sydney
- Phone
- 8021 2828
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Yuga Floral Design & Cafe
Influenced by Ikebana, a traditional Japanese form of flower arrangement, owner Setsuko Yanagisawa's deeply thoughtful and elegant flower arrangements make this a unique florist-cum-cafe. Enjoy an Italian-inspired brunch, lunch or dinner.
- Address
- 172 St Johns Road, Glebe
- Phone
- 9692 8604
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Yulli's
Yulli's is a vegetarian restaurant, providing share style food that fuses southern European and South East Asian cuisines. There is a 30 strong NSW brewed craft beer list and locally sourced boutique wine list to boot.
- Address
- 417 Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9319 6609
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Zambrero
Zambrero's fervent following stems from its 'fresh food done fast' ethos. Supporting the best local produce, Zambrero is a taste explosion with slow cooked meat, handmade guacomole, homemade salsas and sauces all wrapped up in a soft tortilla.
- Address
- 107-111 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9358 1900
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Zen Q
This Taiwanese dessert shop invents offbeat flavours and crazed confections to make Willy Wonka green. Try the Q-ball - it's a heady combination of taro, matcha and sweet potato.
- Address
- Shop 223, Westfield Shopping Centre, Anderson Street, Chatswood
- Phone
- 9411 6882
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Zensation Tea House
This charming Oriental tea house specialises in Chinese tea and ceremony. It is an emporium for tea lovers, novice to connoisseur - with over 50 house specialties. Alongside its tea collection, Zensation also hosts appreciation courses.
- Address
- 656 Bourke Street, Redfern East
- Phone
- 9319 2788
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Zeta Bar
Zeta Bar is a progressive cocktail bar and exclusive escape in Sydney’s CBD. Stylish, sleek and sophisticated, Zeta is internationally acclaimed as one of the most cutting edge cocktail bars in the southern hemisphere. Zeta has won multiple awards year on year for its bartenders, playful drinks, cocktail classics and seasonal, trend setting concepts.
- Address
- Hilton Sydney, Level 4, 488 George St, Sydney
- Phone
- 9265 6070
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Zilver Restaurant
The east-meets-west menu at Zilver is matched by decor that is modern and sleek with bronze pillars, timber screens and billowing silk canopies overhead. The menu runs the gamut of both contemporary and classic dishes, with a section dedicated to fusion dishes. Specialty dishes include the deep-fried live mud crab tossed in salted egg as well as the seafood curry with pumpkin. Those seeking something a little different should try the roasted pigeon or the wok-seared beef with wasabi sauce. The flaming pork ribs with mayonnaise is always an attentiongetting spectacle. At lunchtime, Zilver is buzzing with yum cha patrons keen on getting their dumpling fix. A dedicated bar area is perfect for drinks before or after dinner.
- Address
- Sydney Central Building (opposite Capitol Theatre) Level G, 477 Pitt Street (cnr Hay and Pitt Street)
- Phone
- 9211 2232
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Zinc Bar
Relax inside or outside at this popular licensed cafe. Seasonally driven breakfast, lunch and dinner dishes makes this a favourite hangout for the locals.
- Address
- 77 Macleay St, Potts Point
- Phone
- 9358 6777
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ZoZo
If you've always fancied yourself as a chef, then Korean barbeque is the perfect chance for you to show off your cooking skills. At ZoZo you can order marinated meats and seafood and then take charge of the sizzling barbecue on the tabletop hotplate. Waitstaff are always happy to lend a hand if you're not sure what to do. Prefer to relax and let the kitchen do all the cooking? Then check out the crispy seafood pancake, fire chilli chicken and bibimbab: a traditional crispy rice dish served in a hot stone bowl. A special lunch menu is available Monday to Friday.
- Address
- Shop 10/26 Liverpool Street, World Square (under Monorail station)
- Phone
- 9267 8040
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Zushi Surry Hills
This local take on izakaya dining serves up artful sashimi along with an ambience that conjures the elegant backstreets of Kyoto. Ask for a Ginger Ninja cocktail and retire to the sake garden for a piece of Japan-inspired bliss.
- Address
- 2A/285A Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Phone
- 9380 8830
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Zushi Train
Sushi fiends flock to this Darlinghurst eatery for a lightning-fast fix, courtesy of the in-house master chef. Don't miss the tiger rolls, gyoza and whiting tempura, a crisp exercise in culinary perfection. Kamikaze Mondays - all plates $3 every Monday night for dinner 5pm - 9pm
- Address
- 239 Victoria St, Darlinghurst
- Phone
- 9357 3533
