Location – Behind the Coca-Cola Sign Nestled just behind that iconic Coca-Cola sign (the one that’s been winking at Sydney for decades), Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point struts its stuff. Formerly The Larmont by Lancemore, it has been transformed to the cool kid at the party who knows all the local legends. Like all Indigo Hotels, this...
Let’s be honest. Selfies are an art form, and like any art, they take practice, some ballsiness and a big dash of pizzaz. Enter Mira Mira’s self-portrait studio in Alexandria (across from The Grounds), which flips the script on the traditional photo shoot. There’s no photographer breathing down your neck, no awkward directions to “smoulder” when...
Bring on the baos! The new Jukebox Brunch at Manly’s hawker-style bar and restaurant, Little Pearl, features unlimited drinks and Asian fusion food that’s a fantasy of flavour and fun. We greatly enjoyed mixing and matching the different fillings and fixings to stuff our baos, with oceanfront views and the DJ playing everyone’s faves. Drinks...
And here we…sitting on the balcony drinking a glass of rose surveying our kingdom like a smug seagull. My ears are tuned into the rhythm of the waves. As the sun dips the Norfolk pine trees stretch their shadows. An orchestra of voices rises from below; a shriek of laughter, the odd woof, babble of children playing, chatter - life.
What is seedy, sassy and classy all at the same time? It’s our most notorious suburb the Cross, home to crime bosses, bouncer lined strip club streets and luxe restaurants. Its newest tenant Arms Length is a venture from sisters Rebecca O’Shea (former Rockpool Dining Group director) and Rosie O’Shea who have brought a chic restaurant...
The Winery in Surry Hills is a Sydney institution. It was the first place that everyone suggested I had to visit when I moved here and has since been the home of many happy girls’ get togethers over great food, fueled by bottles of vino. To say I was excited to try their Glamping Under...
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Looking for your next culture fix? Two actors, one family kitchen, and a giant jar of pickles - that’s all you’ll see on stage throughout this play. And, while this provides plenty for the characters to grapple with for the 90-minute duration.
The sun is setting as commuters dash like ants across the streets in all directions heading home, to get a drink, catch up with friends or on some other meaningful quest. Our quest tonight is to meet ‘Georgie’. What used to be a soulless hotel foyer on the corner of George and Bond street on...
There are a variety of therapies we lean on to help us cope with life, one that probably isn’t on anyone’s radar is float therapy. That’s right, rather than talking it out, this one promotes tuning it out. City Cave in Broadway is the most rejuvenating oasis in the middle of this big city you...
