Botany is located only 10kms from the city and only about 5 minutes from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport. It has a mixed demographic with plenty of young couples, families and also a bunch of oldies who’ve lived here for years. This makes for a very friendly area, and as you go for a walk, people … Continue reading Botany – a great suburb for social isolation
The recent restrictions imposed by the Government to combat the spread of Covid19 stipulate that that cafes and restaurants can only serve takeaway. These limitations are, with the intent of enforcing social isolations. These restrictions could effectively see the end the businesses. Although we know that this is the best thing for everyone’s healthy, we … Continue reading Covid 19 has changed the face of dining – our favourites now doing a takeaway and delivery service
Colombo Social is a vibrant restaurant in Enmore showcasing quality modern Sri Lankan cuisine with complex flavours. The traditional home style food reminds us of the food we ate in Sri Lanka and we found it was great to share amongst our group. We love that it’s also a social enterprise supporting asylum seekers and … Continue reading Colombo social – dining for a cause
Café Y is a branch of the charity @Project_Youth_inc and it is a wonderful social enterprise café based in Menai, South Sydney. This cafe operates to serve you quality cafe food and profits are used to support people in need. By choosing Cafe Y, you’re choosing to help people in need. We love to support … Continue reading Cafe Y – a cafe that gives back @ Menai
In the world of increasing environmental issues and plastics in our oceans, it’s important we begin to take note and do our part to keep this world clean and safe for the oceans, land, animals and ourselves. Plastics have become convenient for that takeaway coffee or lunch, bottles of household products and basically to package … Continue reading Shampoo with a purpose
Treat Bae are a company specialising in plant based hampers and cupcakes with all funds being donated to charity. Their plant based Christmas Hampers for $99 come with your selection of goodies. Ours came with drinking chocolate, popcorn, jelly gummies, potato crisps, whisky dark chocolate and hazelnut spread. A really great range of treats to … Continue reading Plant based Gifts – perfect for Christmas
Barangaroo is named after a leader of the Cammeraygal people and wife of Kenneling of the Wangal people, ancestral elders of the First peoples. The transformation from a disused container terminal on the edge of Sydney’s CBD into a spectacular 22 hectare waterfront precinct will see the streets of Barangaroo come to life in an … Continue reading Streets of Barangaroo: a Christmas gift guide
Photo: supplied The Entertainment Quarter in Moore Park is hosting this BBQ BALEOUT, this weekend, 3-4 November. It has been transformed into a homestead with plenty of stalls to occupy guests. The Barbecue Alliance are not only cooking up some amazing smoked meats, they are doing it for a good cause. This is a collaboration … Continue reading BBQ Baleout Nov 3-4 @ Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park
Many of the team at “The Where To” are very much involved in community activities. As we approach the season when many may not be as fortunate as us to enjoy the activities and experiences of the city like we can, we’ve compiled a list of some causes we support. It’s an opportunity for us to reflect … Continue reading Where to give back to the community?
Bang! That's a cool name for a restaurant - kind of appropriate for a Bangladeshi restaurant, just the first four letters of its national origin. Wonder if this way of naming a restaurant could apply to other types of cusine, I guess it could, but maybe not quite as good. Anyway, this place has been … Continue reading Bang! Bangladeshi Street Food
