Home to the best crispy pork-belly roll in Sydney. And it’s available past midnight.
A four-level extravaganza with a retro cocktail bar with views over Hyde Park, “stone-baked” pizzas, and a Japanese restaurant by an ex-Sake chef.
Hoppers, curry, sambol, wine and a slick design.
Now with a dinner menu featuring smoked coconut ice-cream.
This popular market stall’s permanent home is making fans of Sri Lankan food very happy.
$2 espressos in the afternoon, European share plates in the evening.
Where Bill Granger first made a name for himself.
Cheap pork-katsu sangas, “sort-of-poke bowls” and Single-O brews.
A cosy little rainbow of a cafe/bar.
The Rocks deli comes to Darlinghurst.
A carefully considered hole-in-the-wall cafe.
A busy hole-in-the-wall cafe.
Italian food, drinks and hip-hop served until 3am. Yes.
The gin flows freely at this Darlinghurst venue that tips its hat to Old Havana.
This bar specialises in sour beer and natural wine.
It's a bar, but trust us, you'll want to stay for dinner.
A Wes Anderson-inspired bar with pastel walls and cocktails to boot.
An upmarket, three-storey pub from the Goodtimes Hospitality Group.
It’s one of only six in the world and will stock the designer’s full range of homewares.
Sydney’s most popular gelato.
Quality denim.
The house of paper and printed words on Oxford Street.
A petite, eclectic boutique curated with a sense of fun.
Hermetica Flowers is blooming in Darlinghurst.
Your day just got a whole lot tastier.
A wheel of gooey, stretchy cheese served from oven to table.
An assembly of designers, artists, musicians and makers at Cell Block Theatre.
Get your dinner on.
The heartland of Sydney's coffee-scene isn't content resting on its laurels. Cafes in Darlinghurst are inviting, diverse and always exciting.
The best place to experience Sydney's thriving small bar culture.
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