Where the Real Houswives of Sydney dined, and dished the dirt about each other, on the show
From Sydney Harbour hotspots to secret restaurants, here’s your interactive guide to the venues where the Real Housewives of Sydney dined on the reality show.
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Reality television series The Real Housewives of Sydney has not only brought the drama, it’s shined a spotlight on the harbour city’s food scene.
The hit BINGE series has now been streamed into 23 countries around the world.
These places are getting a taste of the best of Sydney’s food and dining scene, which cast member Sally Obermeder believes is the best in the country.
“On the show, you are seeing these restaurants at their best, from harbourside locations to the secret spots that maybe you’ve never heard of,” said the cofounder of wellness brand Swiish.
“To be able to showcase that to the world is incredible.”
Venues like Promenade Bondi, Becketts in Glebe and Ploos at Circular Quay have all been locations for scenes throughout the series.
“Sydney is one hundred percent also a star of the show. Even for me! I live here and I’m seeing stuff and falling in love with Sydney again,” Obermeder said.
BINGE has not yet commented whether the show, which is reaching it’s finale, will be renewed for a third season. However Obermeder hinted there is likely more seasons to come and more of Sydney to see.
“An episode earlier this season showed housewives Terry Biviano, Victoria Montano and Nicole O’Neil visit a spice market in Greenacre. I feel like as the seasons go on, we are going to uncover some places that you probably didn’t know existed. We are going to exit the eastern suburbs and find some real hidden gems,” Obermeder said.
Ibby Moubadder, head of ESCA Group which own Surry Hill’s venue Nour, said they agreed to host the cast because of the shows “extensive following and the significant brand exposure it offers. Additionally, we knew our venue would look stunning on their cameras, given the high production quality.”
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Promenade Bondi, Bondi Beach
Real Housewives of Sydney stars Caroline and Terry caught up at this seaside restaurant, which despite only opening in 2023, it’s been a hot spot for celebrities including Zoe Foster Blake.
Sea Salt, Clovelly
This laid back cafe and kiosk hosted a brunch between Caroline and Kate during episode one.
The Cats Meow, Darlinghurst
This bar might have hosted a champagne tasting for Terry, but it’s also become a place for VIPs looking for a Great Gatsby vibe. Lingerie label Honey Birdette have hosted their Halloween parties at the venue.
Reign, Sydney CBD
Situated inside the historic Queen Victoria Building, Reign is an elegant restaurant that serves up to 150 champagne and sparkling wines.
Alibi Bar and Dining, Woolloomooloo
This restaurant is run by Australian plant-based pioneer Shannon Martinez and is situated inside the Ovolo Hotel down on the wharf. David Campbell and American pop sensation Richard Marx have dined at the establishment. It was also the location of Dr Kate’s blind date.
Glass Island, Sydney Harbour
This party boat hosted Entourage star Adrian Grenier and had Sneaky Sound System DJ on its decks. It was the site of Kate’s festival themed 40th birthday party.
Ploos, The Rocks
Situated underneath Sydney Harbour Bridge and with views of the Opera House, this Greek restaurant from renowned chef Peter Conistis has become a favourite with the likes of Lisa Wilkinson and Kylie Gillies. Sally and Kate also had lunch here in Episode 3.
Becketts, Glebe
This hiddle dining spot in Glebe was the location between Terry and Victoria after “fur-gate” in Episode six.
Cho Cho San, Potts Point
This modern Japanese restaurant has become an institution in Potts Point. For Saturday lunches they offer a $95 bottomless brunch.
Nour, Surry Hills
This Middle Eastern restaurant is from the hospitality group Esca, who also have popular venues Aalia in Martin Place and LilyMu in Parramatta.
Shutters Restaurant, Coogee
The site of the confrontational lunch between Victoria and Kate was held at Shutters inside Coogee’s Crowne Plaza Hotel.
The Depot Cafe, Bondi
Stop for a coffee at this North Bondi cafe and bakery and you’re guaranteed to spy a celebrity, or influencer, or two. Masterchef alumni Dan Churchill counts it among his favourite places in Sydney. Caroline caught up with her daughter at this cafe in Episode Six.
The Jackson, Sydney Harbour
This $16m superyacht has hosted glamourous celeb events for The Everest and Vivid. It was also the venue for Sally’s skincare launch event.
The Botanica, Vaucluse
Terry and Caroline dined at this farm to table, garden-oasis style restaurant in Episode 8.
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