Lamb was cooked to order and the sauces with it were delicious. Chicken was dry as it was charcoal…read morecooked but sauces improved it. Broccolini was a bit tough. The pumpkin with maple syrup was the pick of the sides. Waiter was friendly but had to learn the hard way not to try and remove a plate when I wasn't finished esp from the right. (A study of the wine and spirits menu would be a good exercise) Coffees were a little cold. Raspberry dessert was yum. On a cold day you will need a jacket and if you sit in an aisle seat you may have to stand to let prams by. Also, beware of parking as you may be parked in

We visiting the highly rated Potting Shed to celebrate an anniversary. The restaurant was…read morejam-packed with people, and the staff were clearly overwhelmed with tables. I ordered the seasonal pasta, which was perfectly seasoned and served with a beautiful presentation. Only removing a star for the slow service and the loudness of the guests in the restaurant. The overall ambiance was beautiful with lanterns and fairy lights, as well as lots of fresh greenery! I imagine this space would be more ideal to visit during a less busy evening.

We came here for a lunch offering yesterday, met a friend for a wine and something fried. They had…read morea full band playing out front - not something you normally get at a cafe, but could be something to do with the fact that it was a school band and it was school holidays. Was pretty packed when we arrived and the staff were run off their feet so didn't get much attention for a few minutes. Once we flagged them down, we had a fairly misunderstood conversation with the waitress who had a very strong accent. Nevertheless, we got what we wanted, tempura prawns and fish and salt and chili calamari, both of which fulfilled our expectations of salty goodness. A pretty short wine and beer list, but what we had was good (a semillion and sav blanc from the Hunter). They could do with some local beers. This place is attached to the AU National Maritime Museum, just underneath it at the front (or rear, depending on where you're coming from) on Darling Harbour. It's a nice location with a big ship out front and sub as well and a fair bit of foot traffic too. I can see this being a popular place for people to hang out at if they are tired of the hustle further down the road in the centre of Darling Harbour.

A bit of a hidden gem. While the food isn't high class cuisine, it's damn good comfort food at…read moregreat prices for the area. Normally I expect higher prices at museums and other areas with a "captive audience", but this place was actually cheaper than the surrounding establishments. Bonus: Cheapest wine and beer I've seen in Sydney so far.

Little hard to find but mainly because we forgot about the hidden door, but overall cool spot with…read morea relaxed divey speakeasy vibe. Bar staff were very friendly and helpful!

If you get lost coming here, that's okay. Keep calm and carry on. And honestly, find the bar. I…read moreain't playing wit chu. I wish I had come here earlier while I lived in Sydney because it is such a classy joint. Not to mention a lil country, a lil rock & roll, and quite frankly... one of my favorite bars in Sydney. A good point of reference is the American Apparel on Oxford Street. It's in the lil alley right behind. There will be no sign, but there will be a security guard (and depending on the time of day: a line). I have had several drinks here and must have enjoyed myself a little too much bc I don't remember the names. But there is a great selection of cocktails and if you want something a lil different or a lil special, the cool bartenders can fix something up for ya! Yes, the peanuts are a nice touch. Not to mention the candles, the wooden decor, and the funkiness of it all. If you don't believe me, here's another reason why five stars is earned: a moose on the wall. Need I say more?

A great little spot to eat while exploring Newtown. Inside and outside seating available. Pick your…read moreown pasta shape, sauce, and toppings, how fun! The menu is simple and the portions are huge. Friendly service. You should definitely stop by.

Fabulous! The seating is more hawker stand like, while they get it to the table quickly, not a…read moreplace to bring anyone over 60. Ask about the "specials" because they are just that, SPECIAL! The zucchini blooms stuffed with potato and cheese and gilded with a fried slice of courgette and truffle Creme were OTT. Everything is homemade and perfectly cooked. A must visit place in an area choke with interesting restaurants.

Honestly, there really isn't all that much about this pub that is all that impressive. Okay, it…read moreisn't a bad pub by no means, but it really doesn't have all that much about it to make it stand out from the many over pubs that I have visited over the years. Still, I probably won't go as far as to suggest that it is standard, it is okay, and the staff are reasonably friendly as well, but it really isn't all that much beyond that.

It's one of those Hotels thats nestled away in the backstreets of Alexandria, known to locals and…read morenot so to out of area folk. It's neat, clean and with friendly staff ..... what more could you ask for ?. There is a good selection of beers and ciders and wines ..... It has an option of indoor and outdoor seating for those with four legged friends. I've been coming here for many years and have to say it's consistent ..... always doing what a Pub should .... the food is of good quality and with a varied menu should be able to cater for most, including kids. For me, it's the front bar .... I normally like to sit at the bi-fold Windows that open up and present the Park across the road. At this spot I just sit back and watch the world go by, with refreshing Ale in hand .... nothing else matters at this point.

ABSOLUTELY NOT. Do…read morenot go here. The food is not fresh, frozen and probably not safe to eat. To start any place with the manic misogynistic decorations should be an immediate red flag. Unicycle, posters about nagging wife, tanks from a motor cycle other random assorted junk and posters with no cohesive theme or vision. It screams lazy owner/operator who needed to decorate it so they went to a garage sale or a 2nd hand junk store and slapped trash on the wall to call it good enough. All of this would be excusable IF the food was good. Which I was not. They were strangely overstaffed but they looked irritated to see us walk in. The food looks nothing like the pictures. We had the civiche, the grilled scallops and the garlic prawns. The civiche was prepared improperly and we were scared to eat it. There was ZERO citrus so immediately we knew not a civiche. It was thin long sashimi slices of fish served with the slightest few drops of what I would say as a watery cilantro liquid, a chimichuri ordered from wish or Temu if you will. The fish smelled a little but we chalked it up to clearly being frozen. We ate it and the best I can say is we didn't get sick. The prawns were clearly frozen from a bag psychotically over cooked with the consistency of a old leather shoe. They tasted of nothing but were....edible. The problem and when we gave up and left was the grilled scallops. The first plate of scallops they brought us didn't look right upon inspection they were completely raw and uncooked never touched a grill or hot surface, stone cold. When we brought this to the servers attention he was clearly pretty upset with us for complaining. He took away the plate of raw and later brought back another plate of scallops which did have color from cooking but the smell of it was clear these previously frozen scallops had turned and they had turned a while ago. When we cut into them they were stringy and mushy as if they had started to rot. We each tried a bite and immediately had to spit it out as the fish was clearly bad to the point it left a singing bitter fishy foul flavor on the pallet. We asked for the check and to have the scallops removed from the bill. The server refused to remove the scallops because they prepared it twice for us AS IF THAT WASNT THEIR MISTAKE. We explained they tasted foul and clearly expired at best. He pointed to another table insisting we couldn't be correct because that couple ate the same scallops (Thoughts and prays to thar couple) as if that meant anything. We had a brief discussion where we explained we were from a beach town had eaten scallops our whole lives and knew what they should look, feel and taste like and he stated he wasn't the owner and they made us two plates and he was doing us a favor by not double charging us for them. I think he could see how upset we were and by that point we had attracted the attention of some other patrons. He discounted us $10 but that was only 1/2 the cost of the scallops.

This is a hidden gem within the Bondi Beach area of Sidney Australia. My family had the best time…read morehere. From homemade Sangria to the amazing Tapas. All the food was great, I just really enjoyed the Artichoke. Then after, free karaoke in the back party room. A great place to enjoy great food and drinks with friends and family.

It's a dim sum place, not a full menu space. Drinks and apps. Service was fans they are right…read morethere when needed and gone when not. It was fairly quiet with a full house and no loud music playing over your conversation. Felt more like a speak easy on mute.

Servers were really nice and conversational. Suggested cocktails and were knowledgable about the…read moremenu. Place does get kind of packed and wasn't too big I believe you can make reservations. Luckily, I was only 1 so I got to have a seat at the bar. I ordered an order of pork dumplings which were good and an order of edamame, I've had better though! For drinks I tried the "Never let a good man-go" cocktail which was super good! Location can be hard to find but it's underneath a dry cleaners so very easy to pass. Dark with music playing and lots of conversations so if you're looking for a quiet dinner for 2, this is not your place!

Well, after paying a visit to the rather ordinary pub across the road I decided to come and check…read morethis place out, and I have to say that I really like it. It was one of the nice and relaxing, rather laid back hotels with a bit of character. Mind you, it is in St Leonard's so it's not as if there is a huge selection to choose from, but if I was living here then this is definitely the place that I would choose. The bartender was pretty cool, always ready to give a hand to his customers (not that the place was overflowing with people when I was here) and the interior décor was really charming. One of the things that I particularly liked were the model ships behind the bar, as well as the words 'like this post' scribbled on one of the columns.

Bursting with personality and fish-print wallpaper (way cooler than it sounds), this place is like…read morethe antithesis of the soulless St Leonards Tav across the road. It's red-warm and dark-wood welcoming, with a cruisy lower bar downstairs and the upstairs bistro which is where all the action happens, esp. on a boisterous Tuesday trivia night (team Yelper scored the third place $25 voucher last night, hey-yo!). As for food, sweet criminy this is some top class pub grub. The jambalaya was like a risotto packed with prawns and chorizo and served in a light broth, the fish flaky and delicious, the chicken wings suitably sticky. It's easy to forget this place is here, but it's far from forgettable.