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Catalina Restaurant
Rose Bay, NSW, 2029Catalina is one of Australia's great destination restaurants situated on a landmark Rose Bay site on Sydney Harbour's eastern foreshore. The restaurant was designed as a homage to the beauty of Sydney Harbour. Diners have a panoramic view of Sydney Harbour at water-level, punctuated only by the comings and goings of a working harbour: ferries, water taxis, fishing and sailing boats, and incoming sea planes based in front of the restaurant. Experienced restaurateurs Michael and Judy McMahon opened Catalina in 1994 with a simple goal: to be Sydney's favourite place to eat the best by the water. They are joined by their daughter Kate as Floor Manager who keeps a well-honed eye on all aspects of the restaurant's operations: the food, wine, service and ambience. Cata...read moreBe the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Li'l Darlin
235 Victoria St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Intimate li'l bar, famous for cocktails and tapas pizzas. Now also found in Randwick and Surry HillsBe the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Danny's La Bussola
Danny's La Bussola Restaurant, 324 Victoria St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Danny's La Bussola Restaurant has been established for many years. For the past 13 years .. Danny .. the current owner .. has delighted the residents of Darlinghurst and surrounding areas with one of the best Pizzas in the area. It is thin based, the dough is freshly prepared daily on the premises, the toppings are fresh and of the highest quality .. the rest of the menu is influenced by Danny's Italian/South American background and the meals are equally delicious. This restaurant is BYO so you can bring your favourite wine or beer to enjoy with your meal. The service is friendly and efficient and Danny is there most nights to welcome you and make sure your experience at our restaurant is a good one. So .. what are you waiting for ?? .. Let's have a pizza .. Now !! ..Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Bluestone Chinese & Malaysian Cuisine
118 Crown St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Bluestone Chinese & Malaysian Drawing from two rich and culturally diverse culinary heritages, Bluestone Chinese & Malaysian Restaurant combines these popular cuisines on one menu that has crowds returning night after night for a taste. A short distance from Sydney's center to Crown Street in Darlinghurst, Bluestone creates a relaxing dining atmosphere to retreat in away from bustling city streets, filled with with timeless timbers, classic black and white floor tiles and a bar stocked to the ceiling that is sure to hold a tipple for any taste. The flavoursome combinations in each dish are inspired by authentic recipes with diners grazing at leisure over tapas of scallop and chive dim sims, steamed pork buns and duck pancakes before devouring mains such as spicy noodl...read moreBe the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Una's Cafe Restaurant
340 Victoria St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Una's has been welcoming diners to its Darlinghurst restaurant for over 36 years. Una's features a home-style menu taking inspiration from Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Hungary. Try our famous schnitzel (veal or chicken) served with potato rosti and cabbage salad - all delivered with genuine European hospitality. We also feature a bar upstairs serving Gosser, Becks, Grolsh and local beers. An ideal place to meet friends before dinner. Cash only.Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Mad Mex
Shop 2, 241-247 Crown St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Mad Mex serves gourmet burritos and tacos that are made to order using only the freshest produce. Flavourful salsas and authentic slow roasted and grilled meats. At Mad Mex our passion for Mexican food drives us to prepare the best quality gourmet Mexican food for our customers. We love the food and culture of Mexico and are fighting to share that passion with our customers, every dish, every day!Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Pocket Bar
13 Burton St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Pocket Bar is one of the first small bars in Sydney, Pocket is a cosy hole in the wall in downtown Darlinghurst. Serving signature cocktail and crepes 7 days a week until midnight. Our emphasis is placed on good times and leaving the bullshit at the door. We have been nominated for a whole bunch of award stuff and proud winners of Time Outs Peoples Choice Award. Pocket is when your local is your lounge room that is as close as you get to Pocket in a nutshell. --TrueLocal description-- Wine by the half-bottle is a very thoughtful idea at Sydney’s latest bar. Sip fine wines by the glass on red velvet Indian sofas watching who else has discovered this place with its artsy wall treatments. Savoury crepes are a welcome bite too in this tiny Melbourne laneway-esque place. Check it out soon.Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Red Lantern on Riley
60 Riley St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Red Lantern on Riley and Red Lily Cocktail Bar specialise in fresh grown food, sustainable practices and a loving ambience. Enjoy the authentic Vietnamese out-of-the-world dining experience, in the best Vietnamese restaurant Sydney has to offer.Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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The Commons Local Eating House
32 Burton St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010The Commons Local Eating House indulges Sydney locals with seasonally influenced, ingredient-focused cuisine. The name THE COMMONS refers to the shared environmental and cultural resources of a city, and we are proud to support Sydney producers wherever we can. Our produce is sourced as ethically as possible, with meat coming from trusted suppliers who are committed to good animal husbandry, we make all attempts to find out where our seafood comes from, utilize fresh produce from around Sydney, and support local artisan food makers. The Commons is a celebration of Australia and food & wine inspired by it: the perfect convivial setting for a meal served family style. Complimenting the Chef's cuisine that combines local sensibility with European traditions, particular...read moreBe the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Bar Reggio
135 Crown St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010For hearty Italian pastas, risotto, pizzas and main meals of steak, chicken and veal, Bar Reggio in Darlinghurst has a vast menu of options. Add to this sides and desserts and you wont leave hungry.Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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The Darlo Village Hotel
234 Palmer St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Previously known as "East Village", the renamed Darlo Village in Darlinghurst is the sort of pub that caters to everybody's tastes. From the relaxed bar downstairs to the more upmarket bar spaces available for private functions right through to the rooftop bar which is also available for private parties. Set just a block from Oxford Street's club zone, it's a welcome respite and relaxing vibe to chill with a beer or wine.Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Saigon Bay Restaurant
249 Oxford St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Looking for exotic Vietnamese Cuisine? Maybe you ought to think Saigon Bay Vietnamese Restaurant in Sydney. Perhaps an exquisite vegetarian meal? Well, then, why not think Saigon Bay Vietnamese Restaurant in Sydney? Or is tonight time for multiple dishes, contrasting flavours, varied textures and exotic ingredients? Once again, it's a good time to think Saigon Bay Vietnamese Restaurant in Sydney. Saigon Bay Vietnamese Restaurant is located at 249 Oxford Street Darlinghurst since 1993. Darlinghurst is known as the heart of Sydney gay scene and the home of the Mardi Gras, this area is best known for its clubs, pubs & restaurants, one of the best place for most people hang out with friends after work. Saigon Bay offers authentic Vietnamese Cuisine in the warm frien...read moreBe the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Shady Pines Saloon
Shop 4, 256 Crown St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010Located just off Crown Street in the alley behind American Apparel, this underground bar has an American wild west theme - expect deer heads on the walls and country music. Specialises in obscure whiskeys and bourbons. --TrueLocal description-- Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name, and friends are always glad you came. It might not be Cheers, but there’s definitely a touch of the classic American dive bar about Shady Pines Saloon. We don’t know whether it’s the acres of dark wood, the complimentary peanuts or the whisky, but this tiny bar couldn’t be more Yankee if it tried. Hard to find but well worth the search, if not for the $17 cocktails then for the quirky crowd. And they have both kinds of music: country and western.Be the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing -
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Catalina Restaurant
Rose Bay, NSW, 2029Catalina is one of Australia's great destination restaurants situated on a landmark Rose Bay site on Sydney Harbour's eastern foreshore. The restaurant was designed as a homage to the beauty of Sydney Harbour. Diners have a panoramic view of Sydney Harbour at water-level, punctuated only by the comings and goings of a working harbour: ferries, water taxis, fishing and sailing boats, and incoming sea planes based in front of the restaurant. Experienced restaurateurs Michael and Judy McMahon opened Catalina in 1994 with a simple goal: to be Sydney's favourite place to eat the best by the water. They are joined by their daughter Kate as Floor Manager who keeps a well-honed eye on all aspects of the restaurant's operations: the food, wine, service and ambience. Cata...read moreBe the first to review this business - Write a reviewsponsored listing
