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Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 5 Baptist St, Surry Hills, Sydney 2010
Although Alio's ambiance can be noisy, the decor is festive and the restaurant, spacious. Alio's food is first class and the restaurant gained notoriety through its association with England's "naked chef," Jamie Oliver. The menu features simple Italian cuisine like polenta and saltimbocca. Notable entrees include slow-cooked pork loin and lamb...
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 21 Yurong St, Sydney 2010
Tucked away on a corner near Hyde Park, just past St. Mary's Cathedral, awaits one of Sydney's best kept dining secrets. For over 40 years, Beppi Polese has beautifully blended his Northern Italian heritage with the bounty that Australia's waters offer. The cozy establishment features two main dining rooms seperated by a step-down and a unique...
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 116 Queen St, Woollahra Hotel, Sydney 2025
This restaurant is the place to be seen in Sydney, and you'll likely dine alongside some of the city's most well-known denizens while you enjoy French dishes such as honeycomb tripe with blood sausage or pork Lyonnaise sausages. Located close to the Central Business District. TRAIN: to Bondi Junction. BUS: 389 to Queen Street.
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 1/8 Water St, St. Kilda's Point, Sans Souci 2219
A highlight of the southern suburbs of Sydney, Blackwater serves contemporary Italian food with a Neapolitan edge. Located by The George's River, the setting is serene and romantic, though it can get busy and is a large restaurant. Great dishes like Misto di Mare, a seafood pot in a tomato and white wine sauce, and Capretto, baked baby goat in...
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 10 Oxford St, Woollahra, Sydney 2025
A perfect place to celebrate a special occasion, this elite restaurant provides a formal, polished dining experience in an intimate setting. The small restaurant is composed of two rooms set in a terrace house; its notable features include porcelain that bears Napoleon's crest downstairs and a library of books upstairs. Try freshwater crayfish...
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 267-77 Norton St, Shop 1, Leichhardt, Sydney 2040
Neutral colors and a sleek decor add to the ambiance at this friendly Sydney restaurant. Grappa caters to a diverse clientele that includes families and small celebratory groups. Menu items include salt-crusted snapper, wood-fired scampi with extra virgin olive oil and lemon, and pastry-topped lamb loin with wild mushrooms. Although the restaurant...
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 47 Windsor St, Paddington, Sydney 2021
Although dining at Lucio's demands a 10-minute drive out of the city, the short trip is well worth the restaurant's culinary creations. The innovative cuisine features entrees like green tagliolini with blue swimmer crabmeat, grilled quail with eggplant, eschallot, and sage puree, or baked salmon fillet with grilled zucchini and black olives. The...
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 355 Crown St, Shop 4 & 5, Surry Hills, Sydney 2010
This small French restaurant is one of Sydney's best higher-end dining experiences. The interior features white table cloths, a mirror spanning the length of one wall, and tables set close together. Drop lighting adds to the intimate feel. Menu items include cooked barramundi fillet with poached oysters or whole beetroot tart. Be sure to finish...
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 346 Liverpool St, Darlinghurst, Sydney 2010
If you're looking for French provincial dining in a casual atmosphere, a place where families would fit right in, this restaurant is for you. Try duck confit with caramelised apple, walnut and mesclun or a grilled T-bone with red wine butter. The restaurant is popular with local chefs too. TRAIN: to Kings Cross.
Category: European - Sydney Restaurants
Address: 527 Crown St, Surry Hills, Sydney 2010
Step into France when you enter this restaurant, which has a quintessential bistro look. You can almost imagine narrow cobblestone streets and flower-laden windowboxes as you peruse the specials (written on mirrors) amid white lace curtains and a French waitstaff. The saute of veal sweetbreads and snails with wild mushrooms and the steak tartare...
