The beating heart of Sydney’s dining scene.
Whether you're after coffee, a sweet treat or a full-blown meal.
Surry Hills, where you can do a bar crawl that includes a leading natural-wine bar, a pub with 15-plus taps of beer, an internationally acclaimed cocktail bar and everything in-between.
Dulwich Hill's cafes are illustrative of the inner-west's enormous cultural diversity. The only thing these places have in common are great coffee.
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This Surry Hills diner channels typical kebab joints but with a few improvements. Everything’s made in-house, there's booze, fancy instant coffee and not a fluorescent light to be seen.
Line up for luxurious, velvety ramen made with the help of science.
Drinks and snacks reach new heights at this not-restaurant from the team at Ester.
A plant-based Mexican diner with creativity at its core.
High-quality produce cooked over a naked flame, with no sauces to hide behind.
Forget everything you know about Lebanese food (and restaurants).
An ambitious yet down-to-earth set-menu restaurant from former Farmhouse and Dead Ringer chef Tristan Rosier.
A restaurant and a wine room run by the Icebergs team and Rootstock’s James Hird.
All-day Italian dining from Jared Merlino, the man behind some of Sydney's best bars.
A sharp restaurant and bar from the team at Bulletin Place. Naturally, it serves great cocktails.
A little French bistro with hidden, shady courtyard out back.
A colourful vegan-friendly pasta and spritz bar.
Charcoal-roasted meats and sides, paired with a choice of 300 wines.
The super-popular “inauthentic Indian” restaurant from Melbourne and NYC is serving naan pizza and butter chicken without the butter.
Noisy, spicy and lots of fun, just like the original in Melbourne.
mac'n'cheese croissants and cocktails for breakfast.
An vegetarian favourite on Sydney's Crown Street strip.
Northern-Italian pizza, pesto lasagne and cocktails.
A regional Italian diner that’s barely changed since 1999.
Redefining how we think about and eat pizza.
An oversized bento box-like Japanese eatery and sake bar.
Merivale's taco fiesta in a pub.
Eat here and you'll alleviate poverty elsewhere.
Simple pizza made well with great ingredients.
A restaurant and bar focusing on the melding of Japanese techniques and flavours with Peruvian produce.
A pasta retailer turned restaurant.
Top contender for Sydney’s smallest restaurant, Raita Noda is an eight-seater Japanese kitchen in Surry Hills.
One of Queensland’s buzziest burger joints is also on Foveaux Street.
A traditional Sydney pub with a Central American twist.
A Japanese dining experience with Western legs.
A tiny restaurant serving a very different kind of Malaysian food.
Sneakers and champers to go with your fried chicken.
Dumpling dinner with a happy ending.
A colourful restaurant showing India’s whimsical side.
Get your fill of Japanese-inspired burgers.
A lively Thai diner.
Authentic Vietnamese street food and a long list of Asian beers make this mini-chain a winner.
Traditional Burmese food and Myanmar Lager.
Some of the best light ramen in Sydney.
Authentic Neapolitan pizza on Crown Street.
Contrasting colours and layered textures –Sáng pushes the boundaries of Korean cooking.
A fresh, tasty, and simple seafood paradise.
A Vietnamese institution in Surry Hills.
A cosy, izakaya-style Japanese bar diner with a downtown vibe.
Too Korean to be called modern Australian, but not traditional enough to be called classic Korean.
An industrial-looking local with Thai-inspired brunch.
A cosy corner pub-cum-trattoria.
Sushi that won't break the bank.
There’s udon noodles with miso bolognese, and whisky slushies.
An Izakaya with food to challenge fine-dining Japanese restaurants.
