Oysters, lobster, caviar, wagyu, foie gras – it’s all about lavish, lofty dishes at this grand new French spot.
This blink-and-miss-it restaurant in a Surry Hills terrace might not yet offer a fully polished package, but it’s definitely one to watch.
This French-ish pub spot is a little bit bistro, a little bit brasserie, a little bit bar a vins, and a little bit whatever happens on the day.
The best laneways are, of course, lined with little tables topped with glasses of wine and plates of food.
I've always wanted a cosy, British-style seafood joint in Sydney. That wish is now a reality, writes Callan Boys.
This tiny Surry Hills eatery (formerly Shwarmama) serves up old-school classics with a milk bar vibe.
Chefs Nathan Sasi and Morgan McGlone team up to turn a little Surry Hills corner cafe into a wine bar.
Firedoor is still about the grill and the skill, the science and the purity of intent; but there's more subtlety and nuance.
Put this Peruvian restaurant on your dance card for a night of zippy seafood and the best pisco sours in town.