My parents are in Sydney for a week from the states. Any good restaurant recommendations around Sydney?

about 9 years ago about Sydney, Australia

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Sean's Panaroma at Bondi is a gem. Very cosy dining room, great service and fantastic food. It's very Sydney! Make sure you book early. http://www.seanspanaroma.com.au/

Etch offers beautiful all day dining in a quirky setting. http://www.etchdining.com/

You can't go past Cafe Sydney for good food and stunning views of Sydney.
http://www.cafesydney.com/

Regards
Annelie
InterContinental Sydney about 9 years ago

Answered by InterContinental Sydney via Travellr.com
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If you have the budget, head for Est on the first floor of the Establishment. Top Class and very sophisticated. Or, if they like Asian and Spicy (the real deal) head to Spice I am on Wentworth Avenue in Surrey Hills. about 9 years ago

Answered by Original Nomad via WorldNomads.com
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http://www.merivale.com/#/establishment/est about 9 years ago

Answered by Original Nomad via WorldNomads.com
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Handmade Noodle Heaven in the Haymarket, Chinatown.

One of the best cheap eats in Sydney, real authentic handmade noodles and dumplings in this tiny bustling little place, we love it, I took my folks here when they popped over form the UK. They loved it too!

http://tinyurl.com/handmade-noodles about 9 years ago

Answered by Christopher via Travellr.com
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Oh my, there are many :)

Some of the best tapas in town:

http://travelinsider.qantas.com.au/bodega_sydney.htm

Amazing and delicate dumplings:

http://travelinsider.qantas.com.au/din_tai_fung_sydney.htm

Incredible desserts:

http://travelinsider.qantas.com.au/pier_sydney.htm

Comfort food:

http://travelinsider.qantas.com.au/coffee-cup-on-crown-and-bettys-soup-kitchen-sydney.htm

There is also a fantastic Thai restaurant on Reservoir Street in Surry Hills, Sugarcane, that does some of the best roti and beef curry in town:

www.sugarcanerestaurant.com.au

Bon appetit :) about 9 years ago

Answered by Travel Insider via Travellr.com
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I loved Edna's Table for native Australian ingredients, The Bathers Pavilion in Balmoral is lovely for brunch, Iceberg's on Bondi for a morning coffee an breakfast whilst watching the waves crashing over the pool and mornign swimmers. On the north side on Blue Point Road has a nice Spanish Restaurant and I loved the Surry Hills area for restautants (Marque, an excelelnt japanese place whose name escapes me). Check out Food & Wine's website for good suggestions:

http://www.foodandwine.com/restaurants/list/sydney about 9 years ago

Answered by Tunnsey via Travellr.com
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Hurricanes (in Darling Harbor, or Bondi) does a the best bbq pork ribs in town, and they could easily spilt a portion between them and have plenty to eat. over 8 years ago

Answered by Samantha D'Angelo via Travellr.com
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If you want to try something in the south, The Nuns Pool http://www.thenunspool.com/ at Cronulla do a great brunch! about 7 years ago

Answered by Joe Millward via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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Check out Tripadvisor ! And don't miss the chinese noodle restaurant in Prince Center in Chinatown of course. about 7 years ago

Answered by Queen of Sheeba via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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Phong's in Crows Nest - Vietnamese, IL Grapollo in Rozelle for Italian, Le Monde cafe in Surry Hills for breakfast and coffee, Bodega in Surry Hills for Tapas, Chat Thai in the city for Thai.......I'm now hungry! about 7 years ago

Answered by MateInTheKnow via Ask a Nomad iPad app