A light-filled cafe inspired by the convenience stores of Japan. Come for bento box lunches, Japanese soft serve and iced coffees spiked with yuzu. From the teams behind Kurumac and Mapo Gelato.

Coffee from the Indonesian archipelago is the focus at this cafe in St Peters.

The Surry Hills cafe's second outlet.

The smallest distillery in town is an Americana-filled bunker solely devoted to traditional American spirits. It also doubles as a speakeasy – with killer cocktails like spicy peach Margaritas and smooth Sazeracs.

Willie the Boatman’s has an 1850s oak bar from a former US saloon (with a real-life bullet hole) and serves sour beers inspired by the Mojito and Pina Colada.

Sydney's original hatchet hurling venue.

This vast space is a rare hybrid of chic homewares store and the archetypal grubby nursery, offering the best of both worlds. With designer tables alongside all the usual plants, it’s no wonder it’s a favoured destination for landscape architects. Head here if your house looks lifted from the pages of a magazine, or you just wish it would and have the cash to make it happen.

A homewares store and workshop at Precinct 75.

Interior stylist Sibella Court's warehouse store in St Peters.