Chris Singh 
Weekly specials are back on the cards for Sydney as cost of living pressures continue to mount a war on our wallets. We’ve already seen “luxe-for-less” specials like the lobster-and-Champagne ($55) beauty over at Felons Manly, now Walsh Bay has a new bistro offering a good balance between premium dishes and manageable prices. Yes, there’s
The Overseas Passenger Terminal precinct has already been buzzing with news of The Squire’s Landing being granted a coveted 24-hour license, now there’s another reason to celebrate as Circular Quay’s symbolic Cruise Bar & Restaurant eyes a reopening date in early May. The long-standing harbour venue, located almost directly across the water from Sydney Opera
Although Australian billionaire Gretel Packer, daughter of media mogul Kerry Packer, recently stepped down from her role as board member for Sydney Theatre Company, the long-time patron of the arts is clearly not done supporting stage. Following last year’s surprise purchase of an art-deco post office in Edgecliff, she has posted up $25.85 million to
Famous French-Swiss pastry chef Amaury Guichon is set to take over Sydney for the 6th annual American Express delicious. Month Out, which takes place between April 30 and June 1 with a stacked series of food and drink events painted across the city. With the food festival occurring concurrently in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and for
Sydney’s long-standing dining institutions are scattered all across the city, from Sean’s in Bondi to Darlinghurst’s beloved German gem, Una’s. Time has been good to these celebrated kitchens, anchoring the Harbour City’s increasingly dynamic spread of food and drink with chiseled consistency. The Malaya opened on George Street in 1963 and for over six decades
Although the General Sale for Lady Gaga tickets is still over a week away, Live Nation has announced a second Sydney concert as the “final date added to this local run of shows”. The 14-time Grammy Award-winning pop icon will now also play Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Saturday, December 13, adding to her already-announced show
There are many examples of the butterfly effect in everyday life. A butterfly flaps its wings in one location and causes a typhoon in another; that’s the jist of what’s also known as chaos theory. A more wholesome example: two strangers meet on a train, bond over pastries, and suddenly the owner of a Sydney
It’s time for Sydney’s best bakeries to shine as everyone competes to offer the best hot cross buns in Sydney. Easter means many different things to many different people. For some, it’s a time of great worship, and for others, it’s a glorious cluster of public holidays. For all, it’s a chance to eat soft,
It’s no secret Sydney is now aggressively shifting its infrastructure, lifestyle and nightlife towards something that could put the Harbour City in line with tourism behemoths like Tokyo, London and New York City. The exciting reveal of the Sydney Metro made that much clear, alongside the many other new venues and features pushing this city
As we wipe the chocolate smears from our faces and find errant scraps of Easter egg wrapping around the house, the tail-end of this Easter long weekend is best represented by the night sky. On Tuesday and Wednesday next week, Sydneysiders can look up to the clouds at night to see 15 shooting stars per
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