Whilst at South Everleigh, we decided to dine at BrewDog. It is the fourth venue for the brand and this one is located inside the locomotive workshops complex of South Everleigh. BrewDog is a craft beer lovers heaven. They have a huge range of beers and ciders, including special releases and you can grab different … Continue reading BrewDog South Everleigh
Recommended by some friends of ours, we headed to Darlinghurst to try out Kaska eatery and cafe. We always love hearing about new places, or just places we haven’t been. Kaska has been open about 6 months but we only just became acquainted to it. At the bottom of Boundary street Darlinghurst on the way … Continue reading Kaska eatery and cafe
Yeongjin Park’s (ex-Lode and Piccolo Leo) brings us Tenacious Bakehouse, a whole in the wall spot in Oxford Street, Darlinghurst serving up some incredible pastries. A pastry with cornflakes and onion Mayo, red bean pandora, black garlic crown, there’s certainly unique and interesting flavour combinations. This place is expensive, but you do need to pay … Continue reading Tenacious Bakehouse
Chargrill Charlie’s is chain of family owned businesses that has been operating for over 30 years. It’s a huge operation, with multiple venues across Sydney, open 7 days a week. We were excited that Chargrill Chargrill has reopened in its original location of Coogee! Image Occupying a large space on the corner of Coogee Bay … Continue reading Chargrill Charlie’s @ Coogee
We had been wanting to go to Totti’s since it’s opening, but it’s so popular and always booked out. We got around to booking a long while ago and excited for our visit. Totti’s is part of the Merivale group and is a casual Italian eatery with a menu made for sharing. They are serving … Continue reading Totti’s @ Bondi
The coffee is good, as you would expect at a specialty coffee shop run by Sample (you may know their St Peter’s or Surry Hills store), but for us what stood out was the cool vibe and architectural space. In the back streets of Chippendale is the cafe inside an old confectionary store which once … Continue reading Old Gold – Sample coffee shop
We've been to Reuben Hills plenty of times and always thoroughly enjoy it for a quality cup of coffee and unique menu. Reuben Hills is a micro roastery with a street front cafe. They sell products in store as well as wholesale. It's a trendy little space with exposed bring walls, dim lighting and friendly … Continue reading Reuben Hills @ Surry Hills
You can find Silos Estate and it’s vineyard in a restored dairy farm, originally operating from 1870. It has award winning cottage accommodation, a cellar door, art gallery and an amazing restaurant in its Silo, situated amongst rolling hills, vineyards and gardens in the beautiful town of Berry, approximately 2.5 hours from Sydney CBD. On … Continue reading Silos restaurant and catering service by ‘Smith and the chef’
Whenever we travel down the south coast, we always make it a point to drive through the stunning heritage town of Berry. Admittedly it’s mainly for the hot cinnamon donuts, but we love the bakeries, cafes and restaurants, gift stores and markets too. The area is one of those places with quaint houses, lovely gardens … Continue reading South Coast Food and Wine Festival
Only a short 2 min walk from Hurstville station is Thai Thae. A causal thai eatery with a huge kitchen and fully stocked bar. Not your run of the mill thai restaurant, the menu boasts authentic thai with Bangkok street dishes, showcasing a huge menu of with interesting entree additions and also some chefs recommendations … Continue reading Thai Thae – Hurstville
