It’s Sunday afternoon, the sun is shining in Sydney, we’ve just spent an enjoyable day at the Australian Museum and we are starting to feel a bit peckish – when the question was asked “Where do you want to go for something to eat?” we were both on the same page – Otto Ristorante.
The Spanish Fly Randwick
Locals and visitors are somewhat spoilt for restaurant choices when visiting Randwick in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. The area in Randwick known locally as The Spot, itself has around 20 restaurants ranging from Thai to Italian to Japanese. So how does a restaurant stand out from the crowd? By offering a dining experience that’s a little bit special.
The Cottage Bar & Kitchen Balmain Sydney
Located on Darling Street, in the historic inner city village of Balmain, The Cottage Bar & Kitchen is a cosy bar/restaurant housed in a beautiful old colonial building.
Chocolate Tour Sydney
Our chocolate tasting journey began at the Museum of Sydney where we met our Chocolate Espresso guide, Shelagh, and our fellow chocoholics. Chocolate Espresso has been successfully running chocolate and coffee tours around Sydney for the past seven years.
Ashcrofts Blackheath
For such a small town, Blackheath in the Blue Mountains has a great range of fine dining restaurants. We booked a table at Ashcrofts a few weeks before our visit to ensure we got a table.
Osteria Riva Bondi Junction Sydney
I know what you're thinking, a great restaurant in Bondi Junction, aren't all the good restaurants down at Bondi Beach, doesn't it just have a huge shopping centre there. Well we've discovered a gem on Bronte Road, Osteria Riva.
Boilerhouse Harbourside Restaurant Manly
Located at the Q Station, the old Quarantine Station perched on North Head at Manly, the Boilerhouse Restaurant offers modern Australian cuisine in a harbourside setting.
Pony Lounge and Dining The Rocks
Located in The Rocks area of Sydney, below the Tourism Office, Pony Lounge and Dining offers a range of small and large plates in a fine dining setting.