What to do in Sydney on New Year’s Day
Whether you opt for a sleep-in or get up early for a swim after a big New Year’s Eve night out, there’s plenty of places to enjoy food with friends while soaking up the Sydney sun on the first day of 2020.
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Best places to ring in the New Year around Sydney
Sydney takes top honours the world over when it comes to celebrating New Year’s Eve and whether you’re by the Harbour Bridge or not, here’s a selection of where to farewell 2019 and welcome in the roaring 20s.
Christmas dinner or lunch without the fuss
Sick of all the hard work it takes to host a Christmas lunch or dinner at home? Sydney Eat Street has put together a list of great restaurants open on Christmas Day, offering a wide range of foods from traditional Aussie feasts to something a little bit different.
Best places to celebrate Christmas this festive season
Forego the crowds and make merry instead with these festive menus and fun events around Sydney. From traditional Christmas lunches and dinners to something just a little bit different, here’s a guide to the best feasts this festive season.
Chow down on some great food in Chowder Bay
There are plenty of treasures to be found along the Bondi to Manly trail, but for food, you’ll find that Chowder Bay in Mosman is good place to land.
Beachside dining with style on Bondi Rd
Half the fun of getting to Bondi Beach is the journey along Bondi Rd with an array of eats on this foodie trail enough to tempt any and all tastebuds.
Get the royal foodie treatment in Avalon
Named after the mythical island home of the mighty Excalibur sword, the magical shores of this leafy suburb on the northern beaches have foodie finds worthy of King Arthur himself.
Where to celebrate Melbourne Cup in Sydney
It’s truly a packed field of Melbourne Cup hopefuls when it comes to venues for a party but, the best part is, they are all favourites. Here’s part two of Sydney Eat Street’s best places to watch the watch that stops the nation.
Winning Melbourne Cup food and drink deals
Everyone’s off and racing … to have a lunch that stops a nation. Here are some of the early favourites that are well worth taking a punt on so you can enjoy the Melbourne Cup race right here in Sydney with great food and a festive atmosphere.
Enjoy fresh, tasty food with a view at Narrabeen
Head north to this coastal suburb of Narrabeen where you’ll be treated to sun, sand and plenty of places to eat — all with a great view and relaxing atmosphere.
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