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The outdoor tables at Cafe Freda’s are hot property.

Redevelopment claims one of Sydney’s most popular late-night venues

The popular people-watching spot at the junction of Oxford and Flinders Street will reopen in a new location in 2025.

  • Erina Starkey
Avia.
14.5/20

‘Hands-on and handmade’ is the motto behind this fresh neighbourhood tratt

Focaccia, pasta, vinegars, sausages are all made from scratch at small Darlinghurst spot Avia.

  • Terry Durack
Gyoza from Nom in Darlinghurst.
Critics' Pick

Nom

Top-notch snacks inside a humble drinking den.

The chilli chicken and coriander ramen at Chaco Ramen.
14.5/20

Chaco Ramen

A humble space for a hearty ramen.

Albacore tuna with pickled rose petals and finger lime at The Waratah.
14.5/20

The Waratah

Friendly, occasionally loud and Australian-produce proud.

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Joe’s Table has moved around the corner to 185a Bourke Street.
Critics' Pick

Joe’s Table

Quintessential local from one-man-band owner.

Toyomansi market fish collar at Takam in Darlinghurst.
14.5/20

Takam

A low-key, big-hearted diner pushing Filipino flavour forward.

Sagra is housed in a corner brick terrace in Darlinghurst.
Critics' Pick

Sagra

Old favourites given a smart, seasonal spin.

Restaurant Ka is a 10-seat fine diner in Darlinghurst.
Good Food hat15/20

Restaurant Ka

Buckle up for a cross-cultural adventure at this intimate 10-seater.

Vietnamese flavours are supercharged with modern flair at Red Lantern.
Critics' Pick

Red Lantern

Street food reinvented.

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