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• Kanemochi Japanese Restaurant - Never mind the multifarious selection of 90's music that pipes through Kanemochi's dining room, this little bit of Japan is all about the food. There's a regular menu, but it's all done a little bit better than average. Try the Yaki Gyozo or the grilled Kingfish neck for entrée; Tempura is light and crispy; while the Kanemochi Roll is a standout. The Dining room itself is nicely fitted out and service is polite, even to the point of being entertaining, but it all adds to the charm.
• Ruby L'otel - Rozelle's Ruby L'otel enjoys a strong local following and returns the favour with generous servings, classic cocktails, a charitable selection cold beer and lively atmosphere. With the capability of hosting function for up to 175 people this place is certianly not short of space. Newly renovated, the back deck is a definite crowd pleaser while the menu itself holds loads of appeal with Asian inspired dishes arriving with picture perfect presentation. Service is sharp and attentive.
• El Toro Loco - There are no matadors here, but there could be some fork competition, & that's just a typical day at El Toro Loco in Manly. TV Chef Miguel Maestre beams with passion & is busting to share his Spanish heritage & of course, sangria with you. Similar to your Spanish 'bar' but far classier, this tapas & more venue has ocean views to Manly & beyond. Dine in the relaxed bar & keep an eye on Miguel from the open kitchen, or live da vida loca with ocean breezes & latin tunes, alfresco style.
• Well Connected Cafe - Well Connected Café certainly lives up to its motto, "Restaurant Quality at Cafe Prices". A cosy bohemian style venue on Glebe Point Road, alive and bustling with happy diners who flock to this locally famed café, an icon on one of Sydney's most famous cafe strips. Step into a rustic setting filled with alternative locals or tourists rejuvenating from the bargains at Saturday's Glebe Markets. This ex-internet cafe has reinvented itself into a slick, retro-groovy lounge café....
• The Commons Local Eating House - Don't be fooled by the name, The Commons restaurant and bar, located in the backstreet of Darlinghurst, is anything but ordinary! The Commons was conceived by a collective of like minded individuals who share the common values of good food, good service and good times. Walk in here and you feel like part of an extended family. Everything on the menu aspires to get back to basics, but everything here deserves a closer look.
• Bistro44 Cafe Restaurant - Bistro44 Café Restaurant is located in the beautiful outer-west Sydney suburb of Blacktown bringing superb service and cuisine. This modern café is open for breakfast and lunch Monday to Saturday and dinner Wednesday to Sunday. The meals at Bistro44 are created with only the freshest and highest quality ingredients with seasonally changing menus and daily specials providing diversity and value. Large groups are welcome with a piazza area for alfresco dining.
• Riverbend Restaurant - Retreat at Wisemans - Dining in the Riverbend Restaurant is a highlight of any visit to the area, with award-winning chefs producing an array of culinary delights. Most ingredients are sourced from local suppliers to obtain the freshest and finest flavours & produce. To complement your food their is an interesting & affordable wine list of predominantly Australian wines. Some you will recognize, others may not be so familiar, but all have been carefully chosen to complement and maintain their exceptional reputation.
• Baroque Bistro Patisserie - Oui, Oui monsieur! Situate in a lovely part of The Rocks, Baroque resides in a handsome heritage listed building effortlessly complementing the modern French bistro style food. The dining room is a comfortable and understated space featuring a main bar & open plan kitchen. From the menu, of particular note are the Snail & asparagus salad, and the Black pudding tart with confit apple & potato cream. The Duck is flavoursome and tender while the soufflé is definitely worth the wait.
• River Canyon Restaurant - Situated on the banks of the Parramatta River, is the River Canyon Restaurant; opened in 1985 by brothers Michael & Frank. The restaurant features a spacious main dining room, a large dance floor, comfortable seating, large windows, a separate area for small functions, outdoor smoking area, outdoor seating, fully licensed bar, two large video screens, data projectors, latest sound system etc makes it the place to be for any occasion.
• The Boathouse Palm Beach - Located in the tranquil Governor Phillip Park, The Boathouse Palm Beach offers beach front dining the whole family can enjoy. Chefs Charles Schmidt and Colin Burns have created an alluring menu of modern Australian cuisine including popular dishes such as beer battered flathead and chips. Bring your towels to go for a swim before or after an unforgettable breakfast or lunch experience at The Boathouse.

• Khaosan Rd Thai - This vibrant Thai restaurant offers fresh and flavoursome cuisine in a modern and stylish atmosphere. Diners are able to select from the favourite Thai dishes, or try one of the many exceptional Chef’s Specials. Situated conveniently on Miller Street in the North Sydney CBD, Khao San Rd is the ideal location for business lunches, intimate dinners and group bookings. The welcoming staff will ensure a unique and pleasant dining experience.
  
  
• La Collina - Italian for ‘The Hills’, this family restaurant opened in 1989 and is well and truly a part of the furniture on the Castle Hill dining front.
  
  
• The Sunset Grill - If you are a meat lover, do not pass The Sunset Grill. This is it. You have found carnivore heaven. Nestled in the hub of Bondi lives one of the city's finest establishments to eat meat, be it great steaks, mouth-watering ribs or delicious juicy burgers. This traditional family style steak house serves to remind it's patrons of what good old-fashioned hospitality and value is all about.
  
  
• Captains Grill @ St. George Motor Boat Club - The St George Motor Boat Club is a well established and successful club at Sans Souci, 30-40 minutes drive from Sydney, overlooking the marina and waters of Kogarah Bay. The Captains Grill is well known for its outstanding food, exceptional value and friendly service.<br>
  
  
• Manly Pavilion - Originally built in 1933 as a dressing room for the comfort of bathers, the heritage listed Manly Pavilion has been restored to its original grandeur and beauty boasting soaring ceilings, an Italian marble terrazzo balcony and unrivalled views of Sydney harbour out to the Heads. Up and coming chef Jonathan Barthelmess will play centre stage in the stunningly refurbished harbourside locale. Barthelmess and his award winning kitchen brigade will create an Italian menu with Mediterranean accents to create an unforgettable experience for diners.<br><br> <br><br>
  
  
• Nine at Tower Lodge - Located nine feet below the surface, Nine at the 5 star Relais & Chateaux property Tower Lodge in the Hunter Valley, is a unique, intimate and luxurious dining experience. The private space is surrounded by earthy, rich and warm sandstone and wood surfaces providing an inviting dining location.
  
  
• Nu's - Nu’s Restaurant is situated at the lower north shore harbourside suburb of McMahons Point.
  
  
• Plonk Beach Cafe - “plonk!â€�....the sound of relaxation. plonk! beach cafe is all about relaxation and simplicity of life.....with good food, good wine and good company in a perfect location! Life doesn’t get much better than that!! The modern restaurant has full open access to the beach and overlooks the marina complete with luxury boats.
  
  
• Wako Japanese Restaurant - Whether it's a formal or casual dining or even a quick social drink at the bar, Wako is the restaurant that caters for everyone. Wako serves up authentic gourmet Japanese cuisine with the tranquillity ambience and breathtaking view of the Chinese Garden. Wako's chief hand picks only the freshest ingredients to capture the authenticity of Japanese cuisine.
  
  
• Churras - The Brazilian Barbecue offered on the first floor of this Oxford Street restaurant in Darlinghurst is truly authentic, with service offered ‘Rodizio’ style. Rodizio is the traditional method of continuous service that Churras is well known for, where guests are offered 16 different types of skewers and cut on the table, accompanied by side dishes and salads. Midweek entertainment is another addition on the menu at Churras, with live Brazilian music features on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.