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WHERE T O EA T AND DRINK 507
BONDI BEACH: SURRY HILLS: Longrain
Hurricane’s Grill $$ Restaurant & Bar $$$ The Blue Mountains
Grill Thai Map 4 F4 and Beyond
130 Roscoe St, NSW 2026 85 Commonwealth St, NSW 2010
Tel (02) 9130 7101 Tel (02) 9280 2888 Closed Sat–
Juicy steaks, burgers, chicken, Thu lunch BELLINGEN: Oak Street
ribs and vegetarian dishes are Modern Asian dining serving Food & Wine $$
basted in South African sauces great hot, sour, salty and sweet Modern Australian
before being grilled to perfection dishes to combine and share, in 2 Oak St, NSW 2454
at this upbeat restaurant and bar. an industrialchic setting. Tel (02) 6655 9000 Closed Sun–Tue
Awardwinning restaurant with
BONDI BEACH: SURRY HILLS: Porteño $$$ an understated feel. Treats from
Icebergs Dining Room $$$ Argentinian chef Ray Urquhart include flower
Italian 358 Cleveland St, NSW 2010 pot bread with roast garlic oil.
1 Notts Ave, NSW 2026 Tel (02) 8399 1440 Closed Sun & Mon
Tel (02) 9365 9000 One of the coolest places to eat BROKEN HILL: The Silly Goat $
One of Bondi’s swishest restau in town, Porteño pays homage Modern Australian
rants. A palette of ocean blues, to South American cuisine by 360 Argent St, NSW 2080
giant chandeliers and silk cushions grilling succulent meats over Tel (08) 8088 4774 Closed dinner
create a glamorous beach feel. a fire pit. The 8hour slowroasted A bustling café as well as a
pork with crisp crackling is superb. breakfast and lunch spot serving
BONDI BEACH: Sean’s a good range of freshly prepared
Panorama $$$ SURRY HILLS: Toko dishes. Great coffee, organic
Modern Australian Restaurant & Bar $$$ juices and shakes.
270 Campbell Parade, NSW 2026 Japanese
Tel (02) 9365 4924 Closed Mon & Tue 490 Crown St, NSW 2010 BYRON BAY:
Intimate restaurant serving rustic Tel (02) 9357 6100 Closed Sun; Fishmonger’s Byron $
seasonal dishes. Menu changes Sat & Mon lunch Seafood
daily. Attentive, friendly staff and Informal izakayastyle dining Bay Lane, NSW 2010
a pleasant beachside location. inspired by Japanese sake bars. Tel 0412 059 771
Toko serves a large range of tasty Sample fresh seafood, handcut
MANLY: The Manly Wharf little courses. chips and vegetable tempura at
Hotel $$ this cult café and takeaway.
Seafood SURRY HILLS: The Winery $$$
Manly Wharf, 21 East Esplanade, Modern Australian BYRON BAY: St. Elmo $$
NSW 2095 285A Crown St, NSW 2010 Mediterranean
Tel (02) 9977 1266 Tel (02) 8322 2007 22 Fletcher St, NSW 2481
Zoom across from Sydney’s central Fun wine bar and restaurant Tel (02) 6680 7426 Closed lunch
business district by boat to soak up that can often get rowdy. Posh Urban eating space that is both
Manly’s relaxed vibe and tuck into bar snacks and juicy steaks chic and relaxed. Serves Spanish
fresh calamari. Locals come here to served on a board with chips. style tapas to share.
enjoy drinks on sunny afternoons.
WATSONS BAY: BYRON BAY:
ROSE BAY: Catalina $$$ Doyles on the Beach $$$ Byron Beach Restaurant $$$
Modern Australian Seafood Map 1 C2 Modern Australian
1 Sunderland Ave, Lyne Park, 11 Marine Parade, NSW 2030 Clarke’s Beach, Lawson St, NSW 2481
NSW 2029 Tel (02) 9337 2007 Tel (02) 6685 8400
Tel (02) 9371 0555 Closed Sun dinner Head out to Doyles for tasty fish Quality casual fine dining in a
A lovely spot for an alfresco and chips by the harbour. The busy, bright setting with great
lunch, this awardwinning barramundi and lobster are ocean views. Also offers take
eatery resembles a docked ship. pricey but worth every cent. aways to enjoy on the beach.
Fresh food with Mediterranean
and Asian influences.
SURRY HILLS:
Bourke St Bakery $
Café
633 Bourke St, NSW 2010
Tel (02) 9699 1011
Tremendously popular for its
artisan bread and handmade
pies, tarts and pastries. Be
prepared to wait for a table.
SURRY HILLS: Café Mint $
Middle Eastern
579 Crown St, NSW 2010
Tel (02) 9319 0848 Closed Mon
This tiny café serves excellent
coffee and fabulousvalue food.
Sample the mezze plate for a
rainbow of dips and pickles.
It can be crowded. Excellent view of Bondi Beach from the outdoor terrace of Hotel Ravesis
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