If Asia has Longrain and France has Bennelong, Mexican now has Mejico! Sydney’s newest fine diner is achingly cool, thanks to the efforts of its design dream team Project 82 and Koskela. Let’s face it, we’re all suckers for a bit of unadulterated visual pleasure a.k.a window porn (in this case, sweetcorn porn). Mejico chefs...
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Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour
The champagne’s flowing, the paella simmering, the arias soaring and the starry harbour views nothing short of mind-blowing. Whisper an apology to the poor old Opera House and pull up a garden-fringed chair, because this is one night of alfresco Spanish seduction to seriously test where your cultural loyalties lie. After last year’s La...
Watsons Bay Hotel Turns Beach Club
Like and old pair of jeans that only get better with age – the kind you dig out from the back of your wardrobe wondering why you’ve neglected them for so long – Watsons Bay Hotel is calling for some renewed love and attention. Now named Watsons Bay Beach Club, Sydney’s iconic harbourside watering hole...
Albion Street Kitchen
Cheese on toast for dinner? Cannelloni for dessert? No, this isn’t your uni-era flatmate that took up all the fridge room with containers of half-eaten Pad Thai. This is Assiette throwing off its hats and having a little fun. If the fresh paint job and lower prices don’t appease your nostalgia for the upscale predecessor,...
Bulletin Place
Turn your back to Darling Harbour, push through the bustle of Pitt Street, backtrack to find the small alleyway and ascend a thin staircase. But that’s almost standard for finding bars in Sydney these days. The weird part about this tiny, warmly-lit watering hole is they only make a select number of drinks, and once...
Let’s talk about sects at The School of Life
Do you yearn for the chance to talk about conversation, as opposed to merely having one? Do you wonder why everyone seems to be chasing a relationship (but so many people complain about their partner once they find one)? Founded in 2008 in London by modern philosopher Alain de Botton, The School of Life is...
In the know on the go with Samsung Galaxy Note II
Sponsored Feature A lot of things have changed about the way your day unfolds. Perpetually on the go, 24/7 connected. Armed, and ready, with access to your sources to stay ‘in-the-know’. Having the right Smartphone tablet enables you to get the job (creatively) done. Slip into your palm the very clever Samsung Galaxy Note II....
Benvenuti, RivaReno
An automotive manager, his business partner wife, a BBC journalist and an ice-cream maker-slash-lawyer walk into a bar. Actually we’re not sure where they met exactly, but here’s the punch line: They now make the best Italian ice cream in Bologna. If you’re serious about frozen desserts you’ve probably heard of RivaReno. And if you...
Candied Bakery
Oh my. Baked goods. These ones wear their Australian heart on their layers of sweet pastry but come with a generous dollop of American influence. Some European for good measure too. Candied Bakery is the brainchild of husband-wife team Toula Ploumidis and Orlando Artavilla (known for the Sugardough Panificio and Patisserie in Brunswick East). Having recently...
Bentley’s new baby Monopole
Rev up the Thermo regulator, is it purring yet? Oh and is the Pacojet ready? Whilst this might sound like a conversation had by NASA ground control there is a place in Sydney where these conversations are considered normal. The culinary equivalent of Batman and Robin are hatted Brent Savage (super techy chef) and Nick...