Rye! Someone says Rye and I’m there. I was in Newtown to go to a specific cafe, that was crazy busy so I didn’t go, but was lucky to stumble across here instead. What a quaint little cafe serving up rye bread products, meats and cheese, as well as selling pantry products. I had an … Continue reading Juniper and Rye
We often find that shopping centre cafes are always packed. We never quite understand this, for often these sorts of cafes have fairly run of the mill menus, and rather they’re popular since we all need that pick me up when we’re shopped out. However, Vine and Grind does a much more than this. It … Continue reading Vine and Grind Liverpool
With the new M8 open, we decided to head out to Sydney Zoo, near Blacktown, since the journey now only takes about 35 minutes. It would sometimes probably take longer to get over the bridge to Taronga for us. The Sydney Zoo is a large precinct and home to over 4,000 animals, including endangered species … Continue reading Sydney Zoo
We couldn’t think of much better to do on World Caramel Day than celebrate with a drink or two, and even better, a caramel vodka! So, that’s just what we did at the Underground Spirits event at the Little National Hotel in Sydney’s CBD. This was the perfect excuse to have a mid week drink … Continue reading World Caramel Day with Underground Spirits Australia
If you didn’t know the restaurant was here, you probably wouldn’t just stumble across it, for Ren Ishii is located in the bottom of a neighbourhood apartment block. However, do make it a priority to head to Ramsgate and try out this excellent Japanese Restaurant. Despite its inconspicuous location, it seems to have everyone talking, … Continue reading Ren Ishii
Try out Besuto for a traditional Japanese Omakase, showcasing high quality ingredients, flavour and technique. In Sydney’s CBD, close to Circular Quay, you can find Besuto in Sydney’s Loftus Lane. Walk through the lane and you’ll see a small sign to Besuto above some glass doors. Enter, noting the cool mural on the floor. You … Continue reading Besuto – Omakase
Try out Anita Gelato for an authentic artisan gelato experience, as well trying shakes, coffee and even waffles. Anita gelato had its origins over 20 years ago, starting from a small kitchen amongst family to its prime position as a boutique gelato store in multiple locations around the world. Smooth, creamy, fruity, icy, nutty, the … Continue reading Anita Gelato
Kurtosh is a European bakery that makes all their pastry instore. Known especially for their Kurtosh/Kürtőskalács or “Chimney Cake”, the traditional Hungarian pastry is made with tightly wrapped pastry coils that are doused in sugar, caramelised by baking to produce a crispy flaky exterior and soft interior. You can then have them topped with your … Continue reading Kurtosh
We were tipped off to visit Ellen by seeing some pics on some fellow foodies IG. The cafe is below a boutique apartment complex and close to Sydney Park. Being in a quiet street, it was easy to find a car park. The cafe has indoor and outdoor seating and they are very dog friendly, … Continue reading Ellen
The Dolphin hotel has long been in Surry Hills and a popular venue for those that love a good meal and a drink or two. It is open 7 days a week for all day dining from midday til late. You can book or generally be pretty lucky with walk-ins. We often sit out the … Continue reading The Dolphin @ Surry Hills
