Enjoy a sweet and savoury chef’s tasting menu personally curated by the “king of desserts”, chef Reynold Poernomo.
A fierce, genre-bending riot of lights, colour, music and hip-hop politics.
The award-winning queer cabaret collective brings its show to the Seymour Centre for the 2020 Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
The London legends are jumping on the decks for bushfire relief.
An all-day restaurant and wine bar with an ex-Becasse fine-diner chef and 70 wines to keep you busy.
A Japanese barbeque restaurant where you collect what you’ll be eating from the shelves yourself.
A fun, energetic take on fine dining headed by ex-Momofuku Seiōbo chef Clayton Wells.
A New York-Japanese grill helmed by Stanley Wong.
A different style of lighter tonkotsu in Kensington Street's Spice Alley.
Pizza, table service, a secret menu and late-night good times inside The Lansdowne Hotel.
Go here for Malaysian-fusion dishes such as sambal-egg-stuffed croissants, waffles with pandan, and nasi-lemak burgers.
Sourdough is king at this lauded bakery.
Automata's little sibling is cheaper, more casual and open all day.
A community hub with an eclectic down-to-earth feel.
Dessert degustation and takeaway coffee on Central Park’s Kensington Street.
The prettiest bubble teas in town with tapioca pearls, jellies and flavourings all made in-house.
There’s a water feature with a huge buddha head, an illuminated technicolor jungle motif and stone-stacked walls covered in vines. It’s straight out of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
An inimitable hub for Sydney’s creative community.
A Chippendale pub with a courtyard, music and deep-fried desserts.
Live music and hardly any food over $20, from a Mary’s burger-flavoured pizza, to American-Korean nachos.
This beer garden is one hell of a pleasant spot to park.
Cocktails that will change the way you think about gin.
Desert Designs and Siberia Records team up in this unique concept store in Chippendale.
A Japanese import where everything is $2.80.
Wines from all over the world, but made under the same label.
The best chocolate shop in the inner west.
Right now, this is Sydney's most exciting dining precinct.
Here, you'll find some of the city's best bread, and sandwiches from one of the city's best fine-dining chefs.
Choose between late-night, cheap-eat student haunts or up-market bars with artisanal cocktails and rooftop pools.
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