Best Nightlife in City of Parramatta Council

"This elevated vantage of Bondi’s sloshing surf is one of Australia’s great views – one a less conscientious restaurateur might easily lean on. Not Maurice Terzini, who’s been pushing his resplendent Italian diner to greater and greater heights since 2002. Under current executive chef Monty Koludrovic, long lunches in this smart aquamarine room have never been better, largely thanks to a strict insistence on top-quality Australian produce, which makes them mostly classic menu sing."

"Venture over to Bondi Beach where you'll find Icebergs Dining Room and Bar, one of the most world famous restaurants in Sydney. The iconic seaside hangout boasts a 50-metre long lido and beautiful terrace, along with an impressive cocktail menu, a range of bistro bites and sharing platters."

"Views and Italian fare go hand in hand at Bondi's Icebergs Dining Room and Bar. Hit up the seaside stunner for a feast of buffalo mozzarella and eggplant frittis, pumpkin risotto plates, pea and pecorino salad and lashings of cocktails and fine wines."

"If Fred’s has the most beautiful dining room in Sydney, Bennelong has the most iconic. Aside from the fact it is set within the window-cupped, city-facing end of the Opera House, the dining area is spectacular, no matter if the sun pours in or the CBD’s lights are illuminated. Quay’s Peter Gilmore and head chef Rob Cockerill run a menu that matches the location – seafood from nearby waters, house charcuterie made with all Australian produce and show-stopping desserts, such as pavlova sculpted to match the sails above it, and the best lamington you will ever eat."

"Hooray to the new lease of life given to this iconic Sydney Opera House space by the Fink Group (Quay, Firedoor), headed by A-team Peter Gilmore, Kylie Ball, and John Fink. This is quintessential Sydney dining with the best produce Australia has to offer. While away the afternoon in this historic venue by trying red claw yabbies (crayfish) with lemon jam or line-caught Southern squid with charred pickled cucumber."

"Bennelong’s location inside one of the iconic shells is the perfect place for a memorable meal or celebratory drinks. The architecture shines, and glimpses of the harbour through the glass sail as your dine enhances the experience immensely. We celebrated our last wedding anniversary here, and it certainly lived up to the hype for us."

"Why: The Big Brekkie ($25) is designed specifically for people who don't like missing out on anything – not chorizo, nor serrano ham, braised white beans, cherry tomatoes, soft poached egg, crackling, piquillo peppers, halloumi, avocado, toast or hollandaise. The experience: In case of apocalypse, head for The Grounds – with its landscaped gardens, play areas, coffee roastery, florist, cocktail-dispensing garden shed, cafe and bakery, it's like a self-sufficient suburb in its own right. They don't call it brunch, but all your brunch favourites are here from 11.45am until 3pm; from avo on toast (with dukkah, labna, feta and heirloom tomatoes), four different "health bowls", brekkie burgers; or a kale, cabbage and parmesan salad."

"The Grounds of Alexandria is one of the most unique and popular dining options in Sydney. From speciality coffee roasters to an exquisite onsite bakery to the wholesome indoor and outdoor café with an enormous courtyard and organic garden, there is so much to do and see here. The menu here encompasses home-style cooking and is perfect for sharing, like a slow-roasted pulled-pork sandwich with slaw and handmade pappardelle or try the bakery’s loaves of bread and sweet pastries and signature potato and onion flatbread."

"This cafe is constantly rated one of Sydney’s best for a very good reason. The Grounds of Alexandra is a cornucopia of whimsical delights. From the farm animals (meeting the famous pig, “Kevin Bacon” is a must) to the play area, fountain and rambling paths leading through gardens and lanes bursting with flowers, statues and tiny creative details, the external grounds at The Grounds is, in itself, worth a visit alone."

"Lotus Galeries is the largest restaurant in the group with 260 seats. The restaurant boasts 5 private dining rooms, ranging in size from 8 persons to up to 40 persons. With a desirable cocktail lounge and a dumpling bar, Lotus Galeries is the perfect destination for any occasion.The food is a rich..."

"This nightclub on the lockout-skimming Paddington end of Oxford Street is all raw concrete and neon. Taking cues from Berlin nightlife and industrial (but oh so chic) warehouse raves, Goodbar is a mainstay with dance music enthusiasts and minimal aesthetes. There are two levels to explore, sophisticated lounge bar with laid back dancefloor at the top, and serious party bunker at the bottom."

"With views of Sydney Harbour, the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, historic Clark Island is a picnic spot like no other, near Double Bay in the eastern suburbs."

"Bare Island is located to the south-east of Sydney and is one of the most scenic destinations in the city. The island is an iconic part of the country and is listed in the State Heritage Register due to its status in..."

"Bellevue Cottage by Antonie is a French café and restaurant that’s housed in a restored heritage building along the Glebe foreshore. With an all-day breakfast menu available as well as a lunch and a poultry-heavy dinner menu you’ll be spoiled for choice. With French classics like le pecheur, cold-smoked salmon with poached eggs and fondant of silverbeet and leek with a tangy hollandaise."

"If you are looking for one of the best family experiences Sydney has to offer then you must check out the incredible 360 degree views of Sydney by visiting the Sydney Tower Eye. Make your way up to the incredible observation deck which lies 250 metres above the Sydney streets and see all of Sydney. Location: Level 5, Westfield Centre, Sydney"

"Sydney Tower is the tallest structure in Sydney and the second tallest tower in the southern hemisphere. In 2009 it underwent significant renovations including connecting it with the shopping centre below."

"Do you fancy sitting in Michael Clarke or Ricky Ponting’s old spot in the changing area of the Australian Cricket Team dressing room?. Or visiting the television commentary box or the press rooms?. Or taking in the view from the top of the mighty SCG or Allianz Stadium grandstands?"

"Towards the east, you will spot the Sydney Cricket Stadium, situated in Moore Park. It has staged several popular games and concerts."