In the South Coast, a short drive from Ulladulla at Burrill Lakes is Lagom Bakery, the lakeside store selling a range of sourdough, viennoiserie and savoury treats as well as some artisan pantry products. Lagom, Swedish for 'Just the right amount' is the motto of the store, using ‘just the right amount of - quality … Continue reading Lagom Bakery
On a trip home from the South Coast, we were looking for a brunch spot and I found this little cafe in the suburb of Engadine, just a short walk from their local shops. The corner cafe is minimalist decor, yet bright and spacious, with white and lilac hues. It serves up Steam Bros specialty … Continue reading Cornerstone – Engadine
We don’t get too much chance to try Caribbean food in Australia, but this type of food has a depth of vibrancy in its flavours that will set your taste buds alight. We’re glad to have found Rosie Campbell’s for an authentic Caribbean experience! If you want a fun evening with live music and a … Continue reading Rosie Campbells
We had a night off parenting and head into the city for dinner. Kurt did a google search to find what was in the area we were headed to and came across Kanade, a new Japanese restaurant in Sydney’s CBD on Clarence Street. We made a booking online and found the venue easily. The restaurant … Continue reading Kanade
Eau-De-Vie in Sydney’s CBD is an underground 1920’s style speakeasy style bar, with its dim lighting providing an intimate experience. Whilst there we had lots of different staff serving us, taking our order to bringing us the drinks or checking in throughout the dining experience. They were efficient and gave good advice. The bar is … Continue reading Eau de Vie
Best bar snacks around - all my Christmas’s came at once when I saw pickled onions, cheese and Cabanossi skewers! And even better, you can get a bowl of Jatz to go with it! Winning @timeoutsydney cocktail bar awards of 2020; @doubledeucelounge is underground venue, named after the dive bar in Patrick Swayze movie Road … Continue reading Double Deuce Lounge
Scout’s second Pilates studio in Marrickville opposite Enmore Park has expanded with a little artisan small goods store “the goods” and it lives up to its name. Selling a range of foodstuffs, kitchen goods, flowers, bread and coffee as well as some mighty fine treats like chocolate cake. The best chocolate cake you’ll ever have … Continue reading The Goods @ Scout, Marrickville
I drive past Lion and Buffalo all the time and it always looks inviting with its bright murals. This established cafe is always popular, and for good reason - food, coffee and atmosphere is great! There’s plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and it’s also dog friendly. If you’re seated inside, you’ll note the cool … Continue reading The Lion and Buffalo
Above Andrew Boy Charlton Pool, and right by the Botanic gardens, you can find Oh Boy. It is a stunning waterside and pool side cafe featuring a breakfast and lunch menu as well as shared lunch plates. The fit out is nice with is pastel peach table tiles, big umbrellas and bright white tables and … Continue reading Oh boy!
Frenchies Bakery & Pâtisserie has recently opened in the Cannery, Rosebery, the same complex where their bar and Brasserie is. Their success during Covid where they pivoted to baked goods, has led to this business venture with a permanent cafe, bakery and patisserie showcasing their French baking techniques. The store features a rack of a … Continue reading Frenchies Bakery & Pâtisserie
