Symington - Lonely Planet Pocket Sydney
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Sydney, spectacularly draped around its glorious harbour and beaches, has visual wow factor like few other cities. Scratch the surface and it only gets better. Sydney is exuberant, sassy and stacks of fun, whether youre learning to surf, tramping through marvellous national parks or channeling the citys hedonistic streak in its superb array of eateries.
Visionary harbourside architectural masterpiece.
Sydney Top Sight
Harbour crossing and Sydney icon.
Sydney Top Sight
Verdant city-centre haven.
Sydney Top Sight
Treasure trove of Australian art.
Sydney Top Sight
Fascinating blend of cultures.
Sydney Top Sight
Grande dame of Sydney museums.
Sydney Top Sight
Surf a legendary beach.
Sydney Top Sight
Fabulous walking; supreme harbour vistas.
Sydneys cuisine rivals that of any great world city. The city truly celebrates Australias place on the Pacific Rim, marry-ing fresh local ingredients excellent seafood is a highlight with the flavours of Asia, the Mediterranean, the Americas and, of course, its colonial past. Sydneysiders are real foodies, always seeking out the latest hot restaurant.
Sydneys top restaurants are properly pricey, but eating out neednt be expensive. There are plenty of budget ethnic eateries where you can grab a cheap, zingy pizza or a bowl of noodles. Cafes are a good bet for a solid, often adventurous and usually reasonably priced meal. Pubs either do reliable standard fare, often with excellent prices, or casual but high-quality Modern Australian dining. The numerous BYO (bring your own wine) restaurants offer a substantially cheaper eating experience; the Inner West is brimful of them.
Sydney is great for herbivores. Unless you wander into a steakhouse by mistake, vegetarians should have no trouble finding satisfying choices on most menus. Some leading restaurants offer separate vegetarian menus, often stretching to multiple-course degustation.
The more socially progressive suburbs such as Newtown and Glebe have the widest range of veggie options. Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Kings Cross also have good choices.
Inventive fine dining with the best views in Sydney.
Inventive Italo-Japanese degustation in a quiet wharfside location in Pyrmont.
Hip Cantonese joint with perpetual queues out the door.
Informal but innovative Modern-Australian dining.
Delicious slow-cooked meat and bucketloads of atmosphere.
High-quality not-for-profit eatery.
A degustatory journey through multiple inventive courses.
Sydneys best ice-cream.
Irresistible pastries, cakes and bread.
Unbelievable dessert creations.
Still pioneering coffee.
Amazing organic farm-cafe.
Brunches with a Latin American twist.
Fight for a seat at this Bondi star.
The city centres best coffee.
Narrow but quality-packed Glebe cafe.
Upmarket vegetarian degustation menus are memorably good.
Crisp and fresh Vietnamese vegan fare in Newtown.
Heartening, pay-what-you-want social project.
Raw, vegan and sugarless creations work a treat at this cafe.
Who took the meat out of an Aussie icon?
Lovely Glebe location overlooking the water.
At the end of a Pyrmont pier, and boasting super views.
Meet your meal in the tanks on the way in.
Sushi and sashimi of stratospheric quality.
In a city where rum was once the main currency, its little wonder that drinking plays a big part in the Sydney social scene whether its knocking back some tinnies at the beach, schmoozing after work or warming up for a night on the town. Sydney offers plenty of choice in drinking establishments, from the flashy to the trashy.
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