Built and established as a licensed premises in 1912 as the Cleveland Inn, this heritage listed hotel is featured in the Powerhouse Museum.
A major restoration in 1995 prompted a name change and Bar Cleveland was born, evolving into one of…
Sydney’s spectacular new six-hectare Harbour park, Barangaroo Reserve sits on the re-created headland at the northern end of the precinct. Its opening returns this part of Sydney, the old waterfront district, to the public for the first time in …
New to Addison Road, Barzaari will turn out to be more than a restaurant for Marrickville locals or visitors to the close-by Depot and Enmore Theatres. If any new suburban restaurant this year was going to add "destination dining" to its descripti…
Absinthe fancier Hunter S. Thompson would like to drink here. The bar is, after all, an ode to him, with references like the ‘Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas’ quote, “We can’t stop here, this is bat country!” throughout.
There's a lot to be said for the casualness that comes with small bar dining. The menu here spans four unconventionally named categories– taste, graze, feast and bliss. You’ll find Bauhaus West just a short walk from Newtown Station; on Enmore…
Bay Ten Espresso popped up in late 2014 on Middlemiss Street in Lavender Bay, a street that should really be called a lane-way. This North Shore hot spot offers "the ultimate fusion experience for devotees of the bean and the bike". Don't read too…
Grand Shopping Complex, Level P1/834 Pittwater Road
Dee Why
1300 105 588
Bayfields is a charming little wine boutique with two locations in Dee Why and Belrose on the Northern Beaches. With their large selection of local and imported wines it's evident upon visiting why the shops are so popular in their local area.…
It might be in a theatre restaurant, down the stairs from the Ensemble Theatre foyer, but apart from offering spectacular Sydney harbour side views, Bayly's restaurant stands with an ovation on its own two feet. The menu reads conservatively, but …
Belmore Park is a public park at the southern end of the Sydney CBD in the Australian state of New South Wales. Adjacent to the Central railway station it is bounded by Hay Street, Eddy Avenue, Elizabeth Street and Pitt Street. …
This widely acclaimed theatre venue has been in operation for almost 30 years and remains a haven for Australian playwrights, actors, directors and designers.
After seven years in Surry Hills, Bentley has moved into the bottom floor of the Radisson Blu Hotel in the CBD. Bentley serve up some of the most unique al a carte food in Sydney.
A thoroughly well-stocked and loved bookstore found on the hustle and bustle of King Street in Newtown. You can find anything from latest releases, timeless classics and even the odd rarity from local authors.
New to Addison Road, Barzaari will turn out to be more than a restaurant for Marrickville locals or visitors to the close-by Depot and Enmore Theatres. If any new suburban restaurant this year was going to add "destination dining" to its descripti…
It might be in a theatre restaurant, down the stairs from the Ensemble Theatre foyer, but apart from offering spectacular Sydney harbour side views, Bayly's restaurant stands with an ovation on its own two feet. The menu reads conservatively, but …
