Hoards of people spilling onto Bondi’s Hall Street clutching multi-coloured plastic spoons can only mean one thing, right? Gelato Messina has landed! Sydney’s beloved gelato gods have made their way east – in what seems like a perfect synergy of sun, sand, and cold scoops of deliciousness – and set up stumps in the new...
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The Queens Park Shed
The Eastern Suburbs just got a little bit of street cred back – think exposed concrete walls, antique knitting spools and corrugated iron on the open kitchen at this brand new cafe, right on the edge of Queens Park. Forget about boring Caesar salads and BLATs, the Queens Park Shed serves up fresh, seasonal dishes...
Thomas Hulston
You’re all for sourcing local goods. Our wool’s top-notch, our wine’s not half bad, and as long as it hasn’t been too long a day at work, you’ll always go the extra aisle for home-grown bell peppers. But your inner Francophile’s a sucker for sumptuous French silks. And there are some things, like whirlwind romance...
Artisan Wine Storage
Picture this. Someone comes to your door, picks up your most prized bottles of wine – It’s ok, just go with it – takes them away to be stored in a 24 hour secured, perfectly tempered room. There they will stay, nurtured, until you wish for them to be dropped back to you. A myth?...
Australian Garden Show
Has anyone noticed how gardening has crept back into our lives? Community veggie patches, containers of herbs and heirloom tomatoes on balconies and footpath flower patches erupting from disused verge? Grandparents everywhere must be proud of the return to homegrown and horticultural nerds must thrill at seedbanks, award-winning landscape design and research into drought tolerant species. And where should those with...
Petal powered Poho Flowers
What better place to escape the doldrums than a florist shop? Slip into Poho Flowers in Potts Point and lose yourself among towering displays of flowers in quixotic colours. Owner and former fashion photographer Barnaby Wilshier has brought the shop floor to life with marble benches, copper detailing and stone finishes that echo the Art Deco surrounds of the...
Golden Age Cinema and Bar
Have you ever wanted to travel back in time to the glory days of cinema? When ladies wore gloves, couples went to supper and men drank whiskey neat? During those smoky halcyon days, movie theatres were so much more than an entertainment venue. They were a passport to the world; news from the front, access...
Burger Lovers Rejoice
He’s baacckk! Sydney’s favourite foodie, Justin North, has resurfaced onto the culinary scene, swapping haute cuisine (Becasse, Quarter 21, Etch) for the humble burger. You’ll need to head to Mosman to get a taste of North’s new project (owned by restaurateur and filmmaker Tim Jolley) – The Burger Shed – which, as you guessed, is...
Opera Bar for breakfast
Located on some of the best visual real estate in the city, Opera Bar is offering early risers a reason to shine. From 9am on weekends, this famous bar is serving the ultimate Sydney Champagne breakfast. Shade yourself under the sails of the Opera House or sun yourself on the concourse overlooking the harbour and choose from...
Finery at The Winery
Have you ever wanted to rifle through the wardrobe of a fashion blogger? Try on their shoes, experiment with their baubles and swan in their precious separates? Now you can … for a price. Five of Sydney’s formidable fashion curators are cleaning out their closets. You’ll find Zanita Morgan (Zanita Morgan Photography), Sara Donaldson (Harper...