Right down near the wharf at Barangaroo, it’s an area where it’s easy to catch a ferry, check out the Sydney nightlife and enjoy a meal at the waters edge. love.fish is a seafood restaurant located at this Barangaroo precinct. It is a casual eatery and has a superb menu celebrating Australia’s quality seafood options. … Continue reading Vividly Chandon @ love.fish Barangaroo
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
The Butcher's Block have planted their culinary seed in many areas of Sydney including Wahroonga, South Hurstville, Parramatta and now with their new eatery located in Barangaroo. With an emphasis on seasonal, locally sourced organic ingredients, this is the place to get some nourishment. With a team of experienced Chefs and a magnitude of high … Continue reading The Butcher’s Block – for a brunch option in Barangaroo
Barangaroo has now established itself as a top class dining precinct and a destination to visit for a great restaurant experience. We have dined at a number of restaurants in the area and we have a new favourite to add to the list. Fujisaki, on Barangaroo Avenue is a part of the Lotus dining group. … Continue reading Japanese at its finest @ Fujisaki
Spiced by Billu's is in the trendy dining precinct at Barangaroo, just by the ferry terminal, so it has a lovely view of the water. It would also be a great place for a long lunch on a weekend. We were here for a Sunday evening dinner, the seating is alfresco (yet covered) under dimmed … Continue reading Indian cusine from Harris Park to Barangaroo @Spiced by Billu’s
