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"This upscale Bondi diner may be closer to the sand than the pavements of the concrete jungle, but is there a more impressive place to shake hands than in the aqua-hued dining room perched on a cliff overlooking our most iconic stretch of coastline?. White-waistcoated staff pour wine and usher plates from the kitchen, which could be chef Monty Koludrovic’s signature ‘surf ‘n’ turf’ bruschetta of sea urchin and foie gras, black ink spaghetti with WA blue swimmer crab, or steak of the day with seasonal greens. 1 Notts Ave, Bondi Beach, idrb.com"

"Restaurants Bondi Beach"

"World-renowned chef Peter Gilmore’s artful, imaginative interpretation of Australian cuisine, under the soaring sails of the Sydney Opera House. Why we love it: Much like a ride on the Manly Ferry or the coastal walk from Coogee to Bondi, eating inside the Opera House is a Sydney rite of passage. Both the food and the service are every bit as polished as the magnificent setting."

"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."

"When you think Sydney fine dining, Bennelong immediately springs to mind. Housed across three floors of the Sydney Opera House, the dining institution features the best of Australian food and wine, all deliberately prepared and exquisitely presented."

"Escape to the country at one of Sydney’s most Instagrammed cafes, complete with a coffee roastery, artisan bakery, sustainable garden, and a small animal farm (home to resident pig Kevin Bacon!). This urban sanctuary occupies over an acre of space in a former industrial precinct in Alexandria, an inner-city suburb south of the CBD. The cafe's breakfast staples include avocado on toast, a burger on a brioche bun, fluffy buttermilk pancakes, and a healthful bowl of organic black rice and kale."

"A firm Sydney lunch favourite since opening, The Grounds of Alexandria has gone from strength to strength. This destination restaurant and café has a paddock-to-plate approach, and will have you munching down on the likes of buttermilk pancakes, Turkish-style eggs and toasted crumpets, or tempting you with the hearty Brekkie Burger served with a side of polenta chips. There is also a bakery churning out all kinds of delicious breads, muffins, cakes and tarts."

"Spots in the Inner West might not be first on your hit-list when you're looking for an outdoor dining locale, but Acre's sprawling urban farm set-up makes it well-deserving of a place on this list. With big, shady umbrellas to loll under and a colourful bounty of dishes – from baked fish to sour cherry cheesecake to the classic Acre salad – it's a popular, relaxed choice for the whole family."

"No. 92 makes it so you can wine and dine yourself at home – literally. This wine bar is a Sydney staple and is currently offers a wide variety of boxes on the social distancing menu. With a box, you’ll receive a wide range of foods such as oysters with prosecco, fresh figs, and chocolate strawberries or Korean pork with crispy shallots and fried rice."

"For pizza and pasta worthy of Sydney royalty, take a visit to Queen Margherita of Savoy Neapolitan Pizzeria, on Surf Road in Cronulla. Stroll up from the golden sands of the beach and follow the tanta..."

"It was during a residency at Earl’s Juke Joint that Nigerian-born owner Ade Adeniyi realised finding his own space was something worth investigating. And now we have what is Sydney’s first full-time Nigerian restaurant on Enmore Road. Adeniyi and his chefs are serving substantial, supremely tasty dishes like nothing else you’ll find in Sydney."

"While we can’t travel, that doesn’t mean we can’t explore different cuisines. Little Lagos dishes up West African cuisine, and you can get it delivered to your home. Order dishes such as jollof rice, goat stew, egusi, and fried plantains."

"Restaurants Nigerian Enmore"

"Just a stroll from the golden sands of Bondi Beach, Harry’s has been a part of the Bondi community since 1997, expanding from hole-in-the-wall coffee joint into one of Sydney’s premier brunch spots. The wholesome, inventive menu suits the health-conscious Bondi crowd — think beetroot, quinoa and ricotta fritters, coconut and lychee chia cloud and plum-cured ocean trout. These recommendations were updated on September 14, 2020 to keep your travel plans fresh."

"If a suburb specialised in colourful, Instagrammable breakfasts, Bondi Beach would surely win that title. At Harry's the focus is on fresh and healthy. Chef Bryan O'Callaghan is ex The Tilbury and the menu is full of tempting items like Holmbrae chicken Dutch carrot, spicy harissa, hazelnut dukkah and coconut kaffir dressing."

"Whilst the regular ferry services are a great way to experience the beauty of Sydney Harbour, a day or night cruise over the Harbour is a wonderful experience that often includes drinks and a meal. On a cruise, you typically have a lot more space to wander around, and there are fewer people on the boat than on a regular ferry. A cruise is also much slower, which gives you the opportunity to really soak in the beauty that surrounds you."

"There are numerous options for getting out and seeing Sydney from the water. The cheapest option is to get on one of the ferries. You'll still have the opportunity to check out the Opera House from a different angle, possibly see some marine life, whilst at the same time getting to your destination, which is, more often than not, Manly."

"There is something about eating outside that makes your meal taste even better, and Sydney’s sunny atmosphere is the perfect backdrop for an outdoor dining spot!. But where does one start?. Sydney is home to countless outdoor restaurants, offering both delicious food and jaw-dropping views!"

"If you’re hankering for dumplings, this restaurant offers some pretty sweet deals, all available for takeaway. 📍 Taste of Shanghai, 100 Burwood Rd, Burwood NSW 2134"