When our Tineco arrived for the review it was perplexing! Is this a tech empowered car or a vacuum? I haver been living with the all new FLOOR ONE S7 PRO for a few weeks – I like to think of it as Tesla, with a screen, automated help, propulsion and interactive displays. This is the vacuum you buy for wooden, tiled, concrete floors. It’s your equivalent of a Vidal Sassoon shampoo and set.
Like most Hollywood stars above a certain age, Coogee Bay Hotel has undergone a gradual facelift. We visited CBH 2.0 earlier this year to…
Following a stint on Broadway with none other than Josh Groban playing the role of Pierre, the Australian premiere of Natasha, Pierre & The…
You can’t dine at Monkey Corner without the feeling that Masterchef is channelling greatness onto your plate and palate. There is a reason for…
Situated beach ball throw from Manly beach, 4 Pines has a loyal following of easy, breezy northern beaches fans. It’s the love child of…
How many times have you said, “I’m never drinking again?” Korean Pears, called Nashi pears in the grocery store, are a crunchy, juicy and…
It’s a tough life sampling Sydney’s best eateries. Last week I was chock-a-block with reviews, so by the time my fourth outing in a…
Be our guest! Be our guest! Put our service to the test. Tie your napkin ’round your neck, cherie and and we’ll provide the…
When I was asked to review Belle & Sebastian: Next Generation, I was intrigued. Was this a documentary about the offspring of the 90’s indie pop band, Belle & Sebastian? Or was it a musical superhero sequel inspired by the life of said musicians? You’ll be glad (or perhaps disappointed) to know that it was neither.
When Daily Addict first met Senpai Ramen it was love at first sight (slurp). Ramen was the draw card. They offered a boggling array of bone broth. Now renamed Senpai Concepts it is shorter on Ramen and features a two handed burger which is centre stage.