Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Cockatoo Island

"Potts PointIn 2016 Brent Savage and Nick Hildebrandt of The Bentley Group relaunched Yellow’s menu to be 100% vegetarian, and they never looked back. The popular vegan bistro is now known as the go-to place for vegetarian dishes that are a cut above the average. There is a five-course and a seven-course menu only, although they also host guest chefs often, which is a delight to experience."

"If you are looking for a unique breakfast in Sydney that you will most likely not get anywhere else, try the liquorice bread at Yellow. This warm bread, served with house-churned butter, contains melted liquorice and liquorice-root infusion. This restaurant also serves vegetarian and vegan breakfast in Sydney if you're looking for a vegetarian or vegan-friendly place."

"Restaurants Potts Point"

"This haunt is a favourite for locals with a taste for the more refined flavours hailing from the land of Stars and Stripes. A sophisticated approach to share meals, the ‘Seed’ and ‘Feed’ options provide plenty of temptation; the buffalo style chicken skin with buttermilk ranch and dilly beans ($16) and fried oysters with Old Bay mayo ($26) leads into a hearty serve of poutine with beef shin, spring onion and beer cheese ($28). The smoked lamb ribs with sweet pickled peppers will be difficult to resist, and if deciding between dishes proves too trying, the $68 chef’s selection is safe territory."

"There is no denying Hartsyard's heritage; it is palpably American in taste, substance and style. As soon as you push open the glass door, the smell of hickory smoked pork greets you with open arms. You'd be forgiven for thinking you had mistakenly stumbled across a classic American backyard cook-out, but that's what’s beautiful about this Newtown newcomer."

"Plating here is a little fancier, the pricing is a little pricier, but the food is well worth the funds. Look at those biscuits and gravy!. Must try: Beyond their notorious desserts, their fried chicken is a definite must."

"If you need the best vegan burgers in Sydney, then visit Soul Burger. So, are they the best?. According to PETA they are."

"Wedged in along Macquarie Street, the cafe creates fresh, tasty sandwiches using a wide range of artisan bread, interesting ingredients and cool combinations. They also serve a range of cold drinks, juices, teas and coffee blends come courtesy of Allpress. Creating your own salad or sandwich is encouraged, and a number of dietary requirements are catered for."

"Chippendale is another area of Sydney which has a unique decor and vibe of its own and is worth exploring more of. Close enough to the city while separated from the rush and busyness of the city, this is the hub for uni-goers as well as a favourite for the working class. Filled with art galleries, cafes, bars, restaurants and the lantern lit ‘Spice Alley’ (a one of a kind asian street food laneway), your exploration of Sydney is incomplete without Chippendale."

"In Manly, walk down the palm tree-lined Corso towards the beach for an ice-cream, walk around to picturesque Shelly Beach, or grab a cold beer at Manly Wharf Hotel. Time your return ferry trip back to the Quay to coincide with the sunset behind the harbour bridge."

"A 7-acre plot started as a poultry farm turned to be one of the must-visit wildlife parks near Sydney. The Featherdale located inner Western Sydney and a usual tour from Sydney to this wildlife park take 45 mins via M4 to reach. The finest Sydney attraction famous for Koala encounters and no one leaves Featherdale wildlife park without patting a Koala."

"A privately-owned zoo in Doonside, near Blacktown, Featherdale Wildlife Park specialises in Australian native wildlife and birds, as well as reptiles and marsupials. Get more info on visiting Featherdale Wildlife Park."