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Young’s Palace
Inspired by Chinatowns all around the world, this casual Chinese joint by chef-couple Big Sam Young and Grace Chen serves comforting classics like sweet and sour pork, lemon chicken and honey king prawns.
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Teddy
The former Raja space has been reimagined as a “come as you are” diner pumping out retro plates and disco tunes to a brief that prioritises value over haute cuisine aesthetics.
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Tacos Tacos Tacos
The Caravin team’s cosy neon-lit Mexican joint looks like it’s been there forever – and the tacos are strong contenders for the best in the city.
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Caravin
Head to this Euro-inspired wine bar for French fare with a twist, and a wine list that balances natural drops and classic French ones.
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Diana
This fun-loving Korean eatery and karaoke bar has two rules: no requests and no Daryl Braithwaite. It's a joyful spot otherwise, where you can feast on bulgogi and Korean fried chicken before belting out The Backstreet Boys and Madonna.
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Bar Lucia
The team behind some of Sydney’s best Mexican restaurants have swapped their usual schtick for Spain at this sumptuous wine and tapas bar. Flit around a menu that includes roasted scallops in saffron butter, and cheesy croquetas, and dip into a wine list championing NSW growers and women producers.
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Parlar
Sumptuous takes on north-eastern Spanish flavours are at the heart of this warm and intimate fine diner. The tapas-inspired menu features Australian produce prepared with a Catalonian twist, with plenty of seafood cooked over a charcoal Josper grill.
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Kisuke
A spot at Kisuke’s six-seat omakase counter is the closest you’ll get to Tokyo without leaving the city. Chef Yusuke Morita prepares raw and hibachi-grilled dishes before you as you dine. You’re in his hands, and all the better for it.
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Acqua e Farina
A 15-seater in Potts Point serving just five styles of pasta, by a former Metisse head chef.
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Ezra
A restaurant and bar inspired by the cuisines and the Middle East and East Mediterranean. Find next-level hummus, whole flatheads marinated in chickpea miso and baklava ice-cream sandwiches.
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Sonora
You won't find any sugar skulls or sombreros here. This eatery and mezcal bar is inspired by the coastal state of the same name and the executive chef's heritage, flour tortillas are preferred – and they're used to make Wagyu burritos.
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La Bomba
Settle in for bocadillos, sobrasada and cured meats.
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Franca
The menu at this handsome French brasserie channels the country’s Mediterranean coastal havens, where long lunches and elegant dinners are a way of life.
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Bistro Rex
Sophisticated yet accessible Rex is one of the pillars of Potts Point’s French dining scene. It’s a place of Gallic standards done well, but the acclaimed wine list sees this Parisian-style bistro punching well above its weight.
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The Butler
From The Butler’s large and leafy terrace you get an unbeatable vantage point to the city skyline above Woolloomooloo and The Domain. But after some South American-inspired snacks and a seasonal Margarita or two, you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world.
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Chaco Bar
A homage to the grungy izakayas of Fukuoka, Japan. It’s a little more refined than that, but the yakitori is on-point, the beer is ice-cold, and the light is low enough to obscure the fact that you’re dining at the Paris end of Potts Point.
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Cho Cho San
A fresh take on Japanese izakaya dining.
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Yellow
Sydney’s first fine-dining restaurant devoted to plants.
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Chester White
Cured meats are the star at this tiny Italian diner.
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Dumpling and Noodle House
Although it’s only about as big as a takeaway container, the aptly-named Dumpling & Noodle House in Potts Point is bursting with delights - and people enjoying them.
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The Apollo
Tasty Greek share plates.
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Fei Jai
Cantonese with a modern twist.
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Ms.G’s
The best elements of Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and American cuisine combined.
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Fratelli Paradiso
Whether you’re stopping in for that iconic lasagnette bolognaise or just a snack, Frat Paz nails it every time. Its groundbreaking wine list introduced the city to many minimal-intervention styles we're now obsessed with.
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The Grumpy Baker & Bar
It’s Grumpy by day, Grumpy by night – with a happy hour in between. The beloved bakery’s day-to-night spot is serving up brekkie classics and Middle Eastern food later in the evening including challah, tahini eggplants and more.
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Paradise
An Italian wine bar in Potts Point from the Fratelli Paradiso team.
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Kings Cross Distillery
Inside a former adult bookstore, this female-led distillery makes gin, whisky and vodka that you can store in your own personal “spirit locker” between visits. To eat, it’s Mediterranean snacks and share plates.
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Dear Sainte Eloise
The sister venue of Love, Tilly Devine is perfect for a date night of snacks and wine.
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Potts Point Hotel
With cocktails dedicated to local figures.
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Fei Jai Next Door
Potts Point’s Fei Jai scores the lease next door for a dumpling and cocktail bar.
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Jangling Jack’s
The every-person’s new local.
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The Roosevelt
The Eau De Vie team's second great bar has a Prohibition theme, and a far more substantial food menu that most.
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Ken’s Continental
Linger at a table below leafy trees over a continental plate loaded with cold-cuts, house-made pickles, olives and baguette, or a serving of fried eggs with black pudding and mortadella.
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Pina
From Neil Perry to Josh Niland, top chefs love this heaving spot and its "everyday" brunch fare for good reason. Soaking up the European vibe in Llankelly Place with a plate of eggs and caponata is peak Sydney.
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Small’s Deli
This petite, takeaway-focused sandwich shop at the leafy end of Potts Point offers no-nonsense sangas, strong coffees and a few bits and bobs for the pantry. There’s also a good range of salads, sweets and pastries.
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Orwells
A menu that doesn’t sacrifice flavour to achieve its nourishing tag, and a drinks list that’s all about fermentation.
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Primary Coffee Roasters
This is more showroom than cafe, with coffee from one of Sydney's most experienced baristas.
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Glider
Great coffee and a Thai-influenced menu.
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Gypsy Espresso
For house-roasted coffee and uncomplicated food.
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Coffee Tea & Me Potts Point
An even smaller version of Redfern's favourite hole-in-the-wall.
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Petrol
Delicious, uncomplicated food all day.
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Uliveto
Relaxed and polished with cafe cred.
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Room Ten
Don’t be fooled by this cafe’s modest appearance – it can do plenty in its tiny kitchen.
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Potts Point Bookshop
An Elizabeth Bay institution curated by book lovers and loved by local readers. Devotees of the crime genre, take note: there’s a book club here just for you.
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Penny’s Cheese Shop
Sydney's top fromagerie is the one-stop shop for the world’s best handmade and farmhouse cheeses and its accoutrements.
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The Artisan Butcher
So much more than just meat.
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Poho Flowers
A beautiful florist selling local flowers in an art-deco building.
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Booty
A shoe addict's haven in Potts Point.
Potts Point Guides
The Best Restaurants in Potts Point
Some of the city's best dining is here, along with a handful of cheap and cheerful options.
Best Cafes in Potts Point
Potts Point is well known for its residential grandeur. But there's also a splendid array of cafes here, each of which cater to just about every taste.
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