Food & Drink
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Ananas Bar & Brasserie
Located within ArgyleXchange, Bar Ananas brings shimmering French glamour to The Rocks. Enjoy champagne and oysters after work and cocktails into the early hours. Or, indulge in a magnificent French meal in the Brasserie.
- Address
- 18 Argyle Street, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9259 5668
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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, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9421 4811
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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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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, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9252 4614
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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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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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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, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9421 4878
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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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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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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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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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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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The Argyle
Located within ArgyleXchange in The Rocks, The Argyle features five bars over two levels, including the famous outdoor cobbled courtyard. Enjoy cocktails, food and DJs playing live Wednesday through Sunday. Start your night here. End your night here.
- Address
- 18 Argyle Street, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9247 5500
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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
- 6 Argyle Street, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9259 5695
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The Dining Room at Park Hyatt
Chef Andrew McKee’s take on modern Australia is equal parts classic and artful, thanks to stints at Beijing’s celebrated Aria restaurant, Park Hyatt Tokyo’s famous New York Grill and Sydney’s Aqua Luna. At The Dining Room he serves up Alaskan king crab topped with corn, beef glazed with molasses and whiting fillets gussied up with scallops and smoked pork – dishes that work as culinary counterpoints to the delicious harbour view.
- Address
- 7 Hickson Road, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9256 1234
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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 Street, The Rocks
- Phone
- 9251 4044
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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, The Rocks
- Phone
- 1300 115 116
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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
