Get your dinner on.
The area might best be known for its nightlife, but it has plenty to offer before sunset, too.
The best place to experience Sydney's thriving small bar culture.
Nightlife in Darlinghurst starts after work. Residents here are spoiled with a rich choice of booze, available even before it's dark.
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Crisp-skin suckling pig, plantain banana fritters and a rum aperitif from Negros Island.
A four-level extravaganza with a retro cocktail bar with views over Hyde Park, stone-baked pizzas, and a Japanese menu form ex-Sake chef.
Hoppers, curry, sambol, wine and a slick design.
A tapas bar to handle the overflow from Buffalo Dining Club.
Now with a dinner menu featuring smoked coconut ice-cream.
Adventurous yakitori, inspired by the laneway restauraunts of Fukuoka. You can even order chicken hearts, if you love a challenge.
$2 espressos in the afternoon, European share plates in the evening.
A restaurant and bar celebrating pre-war multiculturalism, in an Australian context.
Sydney's first dedicated hummus bar.
Here, it's all about the mozzarella.
Japanese dishes with fancy ingredients and French sauces.
A cafe serving classic American burgers with a hip-hop backdrop and a Breaking Bad theme.
A handsome cafe and wine bar from the owner of Tatler, right downstairs.
Visit for authentic patatas bravas, paella, sangria, cava and atmosphere.
A new pasta dish, every single week, plus Negronis and Aperol Spritzes on tap.
Traditional techniques and old recipes won from travels around Italy.
A takeaway burger joint by the duo behind Bar Luca.
Are you game to take on T-Bone's Doom Juice, made with Carolina Reaper chillies?
Burgers, ceviche, fried chicken and English baps with the spices and flavours of India.
Nuanced degustations that dip into savoury flavours. Messina’s never done anything like it.
An innovative European-Thai restaurant marrying molecular gastronomy with traditional Thai cooking.
This popular market stall’s permanent home is making fans of Sri Lankan food very happy.
The Crown Street classic has moved to Oxford – and the pizza is better than ever.
Not to be confused with poke bowls.
Home to the best crispy pork-belly roll in Sydney. And it’s available past midnight.
An all-in-one Thai cocktail bar, cafe and restaurant.
The popular food truck has a standalone store.
An intimate, authentic izakaya.
Serves dumplings of all kinds made fresh in-house.
A genuine institution.
