Santa been a bit slack with his shopping this year? Never fear, we’ve got gift ideas for all sorts of friends. From foodies and fitness fanatics to tea drinkers and movie buffs, there’s the perfect gift for everyone. For snap happy buddies Forget camera phones, go old school and give the gift of instant photo prints with...
Category: Restaurant Reviews
Dumplings, Cocktails and Star Signs align at the Drunk Dumpling
Dumplings and cocktails – in the words of a wise little Mexican girl “porque no los dos?!” (cue a cheering family and a celebratory mariachi band). That’s why the clever folk at The Drunk Dumpling, Newtown’s newest dumpling joint, have made sure that if you feel like one, or the other, or both (always both)...
Chophouse Parramatta raises the steak stakes
Steak restaurant and cauliflower schnitzel are not two things you’d usually find in the same sentence. And yet, at the brand new Chophouse Parramatta, a cauliflower schnitzel is wooing over meat eaters one juicy schnitty at a time. Let’s take a step back. Beloved by Sydney CBD business types, the original Bligh Street Chophouse is...
Young guns bring Arthur (and some F%*^ing life-changing sourdough) to Surry Hills
Hands up who has gone to a restaurant because of the bread? It definitely isn’t the only reason to visit Arthur, but we’re calling it, they make some of the best sourdough in Sydney. Crisp and firm, yet soft and chewy, it is a stellar start to the meal at this hot new Surry Hills...
The Squire’s Landing is Sydney’s newest Harbour hotspot
A steak, a glass of red wine, and the same views as Quay for under $50? Yes. You read that right. We’re going to let you in on Sydney Harbour’s best kept secret. The Squire’s Landing took up residence at the northern end of the Overseas Passenger Terminal and has been serving up fab food with...
Traditional Indian gets a makeover at Don’t Tell Aunty
Looking for a good curry but don’t want the same old Indian? Don’t Tell Aunty is loud and proud about being “unauthentic Indian” – Indian that is driven by creativity and fun rather than rule and tradition (that’s why we can’t tell Aunty!). Greeted by bright, cheerful blue and pink walls and 70s retro Bollywood music,...
Iconic Greenwood Hotel gets a whole new look for summer
A Church, school, pub, club, these are places of worship for the spirit, mind and soul…so let’s throw in tastebuds for good measure. Remarkably one of Sydney’s most loved spots on the North Shore has been all of these since 1878. Remember Sounds on Sunday? We do (kind of…). A neon pink sign says “if...
Tutto Bene celebrates World Vegan Day with an indulgent degustation
Melbourne’s vegans are in for a real treat this week, with Tutto Bene turning things up for World Vegan Day. From 1-7 November, Italian home chef Nadia Fragnito will step into the kitchen to create plant-based home-style Italian fare that could turn even the most dedicated carnivore to vegetables. The series of special dishes show us...
Primus on Point
Primus Hotel has always been a bit of a dark horse. It sits tucked into Pitt Street, just down from Bathurst Street, another tall tower in the CBD, until you walk inside. Somewhere between stepping inside Gringotts in the Magical World of Harry Potter, and the foyer of the Empire State Building, the Primus is...
March madness: the best events around town
Okay so by now your January New Years resolution is out the window and Feb fast is over. It’s now time for a little bit of March Madness, with epic birthday celebrations, end of Summer send offs and annual events that make the month a big one: The best kind of birthday bubbles: complimentary Veuve at Manta...