The brothers behind Cronulla cafe Ham are set to open a Greek eatery around the corner. Stocked with a casual share menu and walk-up wine fridge.

Split between a beach club and a dining room proper, this twin-hitter is the perfect place to eat Med-inspired dishes and watch the waves roll in with a spritz in hand.

A one-stop seaside dining shop.

Katsu hot dogs with nori; French sausages with truffle aioli; and bratwursts with jalapenos and guacamole.

Tropical tapas and seasonal cocktails in a European-styled courtyard.

Far more accomplished than the usual neighbourhood restaurant.

Fine dining with oysters, booze and live music in Cronulla.

A fastidiously traditional pizzeria that has been awarded Naples’ highest honour.

An Italian darling in Cronulla.

Thai cuisine meets industrial aesthetic.

Colossal pines, a huge stretch of sand, some truly brilliant surf and plenty of bars and eateries worth staying for. It’s also the only beach in Sydney with its own train station.

A community staple which goes well beyond the remit of an average bookshop. In addition to an eclectic range of new and rare titles, this bookshop boasts a suite of wellness rooms. Yoga, psychic readings and certified Wim Hof breathing classes are just some of the activities you can partake in here.

Stocks the best local and international designers, including Dion Lee and Alice McCall.

A no-nonsense cafe with a lot of cheek.

A trio of locals are making old-school jaffles with a new-school twist.

Meals with Michelin-star cred are the drawcard at Blackwood, from elevated poke bowls to build-your-own breakfast plates. The easy-breezy vibe here is a perfect match for the beachside setting.

A cafe that brings organic, balanced meals to the south.

A healthy fast-food fix by the beach.

Cronulla's Best Coffee.

Some of the best coffee in Cronulla.

Caribbean cocktails and Texan smoked meat – they work surprisingly well together.

The face of Sydney’s southern beaches continues to evolve, as Cronulla gets another brand new bar by the sea.