It’s almost that time! The 2-Day Food & Wine Festival held at Pirrama Park is on this weekend (28 – 29 September). It will be featuring cool climate wines from Orange, food from local stores and live entertainment. Featuring Phillip Shaw; Tamburlaine Organic Wines; and Slow Wine Co, as well as limited-release beers from Pioneer Brewing … Continue reading Pyrmont Food and Wine Festival – 28 & 29 September
Project 2 Waterloo is a new Specialty coffee shop in Waterloo. It occupies a small spot off Danks street Waterloo with street frontage for those after a coffee on the run or head on in for a table if you're keen to sit in or grab a bite to eat. Brewing your favourite milk based … Continue reading Project 2 Waterloo
Poly is the sister restaurant of Ester, a brilliant restaurant in Chippendale. Both restaurants are high on our list of Sydney favourites. Poly is located in a great spot on the border of Surry Hills and the Southern end of the CBD. You will find it in a large converted industrial space part of the … Continue reading Poly
I’m not sure why Tony is so angry, but we’re certainly not, since there’s a new pizza place in town. Angry Tony’s, first beginning with a store in Darlington, they’ve opened another in Mascot, only a few mins walk from the train station. A brightly lit pizza shop with welcoming interiors and plenty of space … Continue reading Angry Tony’s Pizza @ Mascot
14°North 108°East is the name of a great new modern Vietnamese cafe and restaurant in the South Western Sydney suburb of Leppington or more specifically, Emerald Hills. Image - pendulum communications An interesting name, but 14°North 108°East are the co-ordinates of Danang in Vietnam, which is the inspiration for this establishment. This cafe and restaurant … Continue reading New cafe restaurant alert: 14°North 108°East – Modern Vietnamese in Sydney’s South West
Cafe Woodland can be found on the main strip of shops in Mascot. It’s fresh and bright with its interiors, wooden panelled walls and tables. If you’re just here for a coffee, order from the counter and you might be tempted by some baked goods. They have campos coffee beans but also do tea, smoothies, … Continue reading Woodland cafe @ Mascot
Little Hutong, known in Chinese for a narrow lane or alleyway in a Chinese city. These little lanes are where many a good meal can be found, and whilst you don't find a laneway here, you will find good food. Little Hutong is a suburban gem which has been feeding the people of Little Bay … Continue reading Little Hutong exploring South and East Asian flavours
We love the south coast and have recently explored plenty of wonderful stores, restaurants, cafes, local producers and wineries during our last trip. There’s endless opportunities to enjoy good food and drinks. What a better way to do all this in one weekend in the one place. Head down to Berry for the inaugural South … Continue reading South Coast Food and Wine Festival @ Berry
If you’re looking for a unique Sydney experience like no other, then you’ve found it at Taronga Zoo’s “Roar and Snore”. This is a wildlife and camping experience set amongst the stunning backdrop of Sydney Harbour. Taronga Zoo has been on the site for 103 years so it certainly a strong part of Sydney's history. … Continue reading Roar and Snore @ Taronga Zoo
We love Japanese food and we decided to book into Sasaki for a birthday dinner, Sasaki has been on our list for a while and it was great to finally visit. Quite inconspicuous from the street, with a simple curtain entry that you may miss if you’re not looking hard enough. But make sure you … Continue reading Omakase @ Sasaki
