Love is in the air with Spring so what better place is there to book that first date than at this Redfern venue, which is already the perfect marriage of a brewery and an Asian-inspired restaurant. It’s just one of the many meal options — from the casual day out to something a bit more fancy, Eat Street have the restaurants sure to make your get together a special one.
It might look like a savoury hot dog but it’s actually a sweet treat — created at a modern-Vietnamese restaurant in Sydney ahead of Moon Festival celebrations this month. Dipped in chocolate, the sausage-shaped custard semifreddo is then covered with other sweet delights. MORE MOON FESTIVAL TREATS
Now that the Sydney light rail is complete, Devonshire St is open to pedestrians and diners again. One pub has even recently changed up its menu, not only offering the traditional ‘Sunday roast’ of beef, lamb, pork and turkey, but also creating a vegetarian option. FIND OUT MORE
It took more than 60 years but the old Rozelle Tram Depot, which once housed 200 carriages, has been given a new life — this time as a vibrant dining precinct featuring unique eateries from some of Sydney’s noted restaurateurs.
It’s been a long winter so head outside and embrace the warm weather with a classic and creative picnic. From tasty food hampers to mystery picnics offering “adventure” as well as great food, we have the options for you to choose from around Sydney.
Don’t know what to buy dad for Father’s Day or were to take him to enjoy a meal out? From a special Fireball Whisky ‘Fire in the Hole’ donut to a fancy feed, bottomless BBQ or a Ponting Wines hamper, Sydney Eat Street has you covered. FIND OUT MORE
Stretching from Enmore through Petersham to Dulwich Hill, the eateries on New Canterbury Rd are as diverse as the neighbourhoods through which they pass — including some Portuguese charcoal chicken and desserts. FIND OUT WHERE
Delicious jams, Australian cultured butter and smooth, chunky or chilli peanut butter. Well that’s just a few of the gems you can find at the Carriageworks Farmers Market in Eveleigh. FIND OUT MORE
Parramatta’s very own Eat Street is as exciting and diverse as the city itself. Take BL Burgers for example, which brought its premium burgers — including the Blame Canada, Blame Indian and Mac Daddy burgers — to western Sydney.
A stone’s throw from the CBD and bookended by the Chinese Garden of Friendship and Cockle Bay, the established precinct of Darling Quarter offers a variety of restaurants all diners can enjoy.
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