A complete list of all the restaurants and bars the cast of Made in Bondi dined and caused drama at

From hotspots to cheap and cheerful, here’s your interactive guide to the venues where the Made in Bondi cast dined on the reality show.

Reality television series Made in Bondi not only will shine the spotlight on the lives of the instafamous cast (some who may or may be not Bondi based) but it will also shine a spotlight on Sydney’s food scene.

The reality show follows the lives of Sydney’s young, and genetically-blessed elite with many of the drama taking place in restaurants and bars around the city.

The Channel Seven program has been dubbed the country’s answer to British hit Made In Chelsea. It’s also being made in partnership with UK’s Channel 4 and will air in the UK the same time as in Australia.

The producers of the show said when it comes to picking the venues, they chose restaurants that are considered among “Sydney’s best.”

“They are restaurants that our Made in Bondi participants often enjoy going to when we are not filming with them. We are very fortunate in Sydney to have so many fabulous restaurants to choose from,” said Alex Ristevski, Head of Unscripted for Matchbox Pictures.

One such venue the cast shot at was Mamasaan, a cult Bondi favourite. Model and cast member Lawson Mahoney said he loves the vibes of the restaurant and bar.

Pictured is Bella Salerno, Lawson Mahoney and Emma Pillemer from reality TV show Made in Bondi out the front of Mamasaan restaurant on Beach Road Bondi. It is one of the restaurants that will be featured in this season of Made in Bondi. Picture: Richard Dobson

“It’s such a bustling little place. Every time I’ve come here for drinks or dinner it’s always busy, and the atmosphere is chatty and bubbly. The décor is really sexy,” he said.

For Content creator Bella Saleron, she loves the bar. Despite it bringing up bad memories.

“Although, some of the conversations I’ve had here at Mamasaan on Made in Bondi are pretty depressing, the atmosphere made up for those horrible conversations.”

As to her other Bondi hotspots, she lists Hotel Ravesi. “I am a big interior girl, so I love the design and the style which really brings out the atmosphere and feel of a place. The food is really good too,” she said.

HERE IS YOUR COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE VENUES THAT YOU CAN EXPECT TO SEE IN THE NEW SERIES.

Italian & bar, bondi: level 1/180-186 Campbell parade, Bondi Beach

The much-hyped Italian restaurant has become a victim of sydney’s tough hospitality market and closed its doors in July.

The now-closed Lola's Italian will feature in the series.

Blackwood Bondi: shop 3/87-89 Glenyar Ave, Bondi Beach

this popular brunch destination has a sister venue in Cronulla.

Henry Deane: Hotel Palisade, 35 Bettington St, Millers Point

The cocktail bar has some of the best views of Sydney.

Four Pillars Laboratory: 410 Crown St, Surry Hills

The home of the award-winning gin also hosts private events.

Cardea: Shop 2, Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo

This speakeasy style bar, which has live entertainment, was named after the Roman goddess who protected families from evil spirits from passing through doorways.

The Royal Hotel, 237 Glenmore Rd, Paddington

A classic Sydney pub located at The Five Ways in Paddington.

The Butler, Potts Point: 123 Victoria St, Potts Point

This famous Sydney restaurant, with chef Amber Doig at the helm, has hosted celebrities like Margot Robbie.

Porch & Parlour: 17-18/110 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi

Known for their famous green pea pancakes, Hollywood actor Will Smith has dined here.

Porch & Parlour at Bondi - one of the eateries the cast of Made in Bondi visit on the show. Picture: Supplied

Clovelly Bowling and Recreation Club, 1 Ocean Street, Clovelly

This humble bowlo has 180 degree views of the ocean.

Londres 126, 8 Loftus St, Sydney

This Mexican restaurant in the city is also now closed and become the Cancun Boat Club

Sussudio, 2 Kellett St, Potts Point

This Kings Cross bar is inspired by the Phil Collins song.

Sugarcane: 1/56 Carr St, Coogee

Affectionately known as the Eastern Suburbs version of Chin Chin.

Colombian Hotel: 117/125 Oxford St, Darlinghurst

The cast are said to head to one of Sydney’s most famous LGBTQIA+ venues

Jonah’s: 69 Bynya Rd, Palm Beach

Catch a seaplane to one of the Northern Beaches most famous venues which has hosted celebrities like Bono, Nicole Kidman and members of the royal family.

Luna Lu; Campbells Cove, Circular Quay Way, The Rocks

The Asian fusion restaurant is known for it’s dome dining

Hinchcliff House: 5-7 Young St, Sydney

Where did former US President Barack Obama visit when he was in Sydney? Here.

Lulu: Hall St, Bondi Beach

This is Bondi’s famous Raw Bar’s spicy sister.

The Soda Factory: 16 Wentworth Ave, Surry Hills

The late night music venue is based off an old-school American diner.

East Village Sydney, 234 Palmer St, Darlinghurst

This is a pub institution in Sydney with a popular rooftop bar.

Hotel Ravesis on Bondi Beach. Of course it had to feature in a show set in Bondi. Picture: Supplied

Coogee Wine Room, 222 Coogee Bay Rd, Coogee

A popular local wine bar right near the beach.

The London Hotel, 85 Underwood St, Paddington

Another Sydney pub with a famous history.

The Island Sydney Harbour

This floating party boat has held performances from G Flip and fashion shows.

Osteria Coogee; 31 Alfred St, Coogee

A popular beachside restaurant in the Eastern Suburbs.

Barmilano; 198/202 Marine Parade, Maroubra

Opposite Maroubra Beach, this Italian restaurant and bar is a local hang.

Mamassan; 57/59 Beach Rd, Bondi Beach

Esper Hospitality have taken over this cult Bondi venue that has “Tokyo street vibes.”

Outside the Eastern Suburbs, the cast visited The Glenmore Hotel at The Rocks. Picture: Supplied

Franca Brasserie, 81 Macleay St, Potts Point

Celebs from Ian Thorpe to Erin Holland have been spotted in this French style bistro.

Coogee Bay Hotel, 253 Coogee Bay Rd, Coogee

Have you had a night out in Sydney if you haven’t visited this corner pub?

The Glenmore Hotel, 96 Cumberland St, The Rocks

This pub and it’s rooftop have stunning views of Sydney Harbour

Hotel Ravesis, 118 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach

You can’t film a show about Bondi without visiting this institution

Clovelly Hotel, 381 Clovelly Rd, Clovelly

Good luck getting into this pub on Anzac Day or Christmas Eve!

The Golden Sheaf; 429 New South Head Rd, Double Bay

An iconic Sydney venue, known for its nightlife.

Made in Bondi premieres at 9pm on Tuesday Aug 20th on Channel Seven.