We stopped at this food truck late night at a Mardi Gras event. We shard the achiote chicken…read moreburrito. As it was OK. Thought the chicken needed a little more flavor. It did serve its purpose for energy for the hours ahead.

First things first, thanks to Ben and the Yelp Team for finally getting a category for the noms on…read morewheels in Sydney! Now we can write some reviews on the food truck. But back to it, this was one of the first food trucks to get approval to trade and also one of the best mexican food places in Sydney. Make sure you order the burrito (theres not too much on the menu), but the burritos are really good. Expect a line (as with all good things). Last of all, you will also need to download the official food trucks app to find out the whereabouts this truck is.

Stayed in Parramatta and wanted to get some beer or wine for back at our apartment. Valore Cellars…read morewas a convenient place to stop. While they didn't have the biggest selection, we found plenty of Australian beer. The sell singles, so you can try different kinds. The staff was helpful. They also had a decent selection of wine as well.

Wow - Rocks is a great spot!! Grab some delicious craft microbrews and take your pick from the…read moreupscale pub-style menu in a fun and unique atmosphere. Favorites today: Convict Lager, Coffee Red Ale, and Butcher Porter They have a glass garage-type door that separates the inner dining/bar area from the courtyard, so it's perfect in all types of weather. It's a grey, cloudy day today and the breeze feels great in the taproom. Staff is friendly, crowd skews slightly younger but there are all types here, mostly the after work crowd. Run here, don't walk!!

Great beer selection, plenty of room for large groups and lots of small tables for couples. Food…read moreoptions were mixed, the calamari was rubbery and flavorless. The Mexican corn croquettes was good, hot and tasty. The girl at the counter was a bit rude. As a foreigner, I just started ordering - she interrupted me to ask pleasantries, apparently you must first ask how she is before placing an order. Not a great welcome to ones who do not know what is expected.

This was the last stop on a Newtown mural and food tour, and it was a great end to a fun-filled…read moreafternoon. Young Henry's has good energy from jump with a hilarous House Rules poster that includes no d*cks - I giggled over that for far too long, lol. That said, I wasn't very impressed with the beer offerings (HUGE BEER SNOB HERE), but I really liked the space and enviroment. Young Henry's is covered in cool murals and tchotchkes, many of which are hilarious. If I was a Newtown resident, I'd be hanging out there all the time. Truly wish I'd been able to visit again before my Sydney trip was over. Hopefully there's a next time. Excellent visit.

Amazing local craft beers. Great selection of beers on tap. Such a fantastic vibe.read more

Things Aussies do well: Combine colonial era British things…read morewith quality ingredients and modern effortless style. This brew pub does these things well with food, beer, and ambiance. Although located next to tourist central with cruise ship crowds, this place was legitimately good! Food: 5/5. Excellent burger and chips (fries)! It was juicy and about a 1/3 lb, and very flavorful. It had tomato, cheese, onion and beets (!) for a nice sweet chewy contrast to the savory ingredients. The double burger (with 2 fried chicken wings) was intriguing but we weren't monstrously hungry. Beer: 4/5. Only had the IPA but it was crisp, piney, and a little funky just as the Australian hops should be. Would love to come back and try a flight. They have rotating taps for dark beer and hazy ipa too. Ambiance: 5/5. I LOVE the decor and vibes. They had wooden furniture and green Leather seats, and lots of Nautical and British colonial decor. It made you feel like a sailor on shore leave in the best possible way: full of hope, curiosity and a thirst for beer. Price: 4/5. A tax on the higher side, but you get quality food and drinks and a cozy Atmosphere. Because it is based in The Rocks area, a slight up charge is expected. Highly recommend this place!

Great stop for lunch while we explored this part of Sydney. Burger was great, fries were well…read moreseasoned and the beer was cold and tasty. Definitely worth a visit.

This is another case where I would like to give 3.5 stars, but as I can't I'll round up to 4! This…read moresmall little cafe is a interesting place to grab a coffee - contrary to the listed address the entrance is actually on Albany Street (the sign is easy to see from the street). The inside has a small, cozy little kitchen with staff frantically preparing coffee behind their machine and an intimate little area to sit and drink (or, in good weather, tables outside). The coffee is reasonably well prepared - my double mac had just the right amount of milk (not much) and had a nice smooth taste, not bitter at all. I ordered mine to go as I was meeting my sister, and it has the small gimmick of being served with a small choc wafer! One draw back (and the reason I would deduct a half star, if I could) is that they serve my double mac in a tall takeaway cup, instead of the small paper ones! Anyway, there are a few reasonably good cafes in Crows Nest (to my surprise, I must admit), and whilst I would not go back to this one everytime I will definitely return at some time.

Good coffee, good service, not a bad location. We used to haunt Charlie Lovetts next door but the…read moreservice has gone to the dogs there and my last coffee was a shocker. These folks have a nice range of sambos and salads, muffins and so on. There aren't too many seats inside and the open kitchen is pretty full on but it is nice sitting the with the sun streaming in the windows. They are pretty accommodating - cant find what you like happy to make something to order - choice! Our new post-yoga caffeine fix!

Delicious ravioli with burnt butter, pumpkin and walnuts! My friend had this fish with zucchini…read morepasta and it was also amazing. The truffle fries were great, Nom nom nom! I couldn't them all day! Vanilla and peanut butter shake was interesting. My favourite would be the highly recommended Oreo and Nutella shake!!! Divine!!!! The food is costly but worth it!! The service was pretty bad but hey you can't have all great things in one!!! 8/10

Second store out in Drummoyne for Salt Meats Cheese…read more The store is shared with Harris Farm. Walked in around 140pm on a Saturday and all the tables were taken! So opted to just grab a pre made ham roll. Order and pay at the counter and you will get a number. I ordered 2 X ham and three cheese buns $7 and a Nutella muffin$5 . I didn't realize till after I left that they gave me a Nutella donut instead of a muffin! Sigh. They place looks like it's still finding its feet. Will be back and hopefully won't be as busy.

Our meeting place is closed, whoever organised this production meeting has forgotten to check the…read moreopening times of our meeting venue. "What an idiot!" Could have been me, I'm not sure, it's not important. We venture down the road from our original destination and pop into a small cafe called Citrus, for one of a number of reasons; it's proximity towards our original location, it's enclosed and privacy providing booths and the fact that it is a purveyor of eggs benedict, "An important attribute!" I am told. We order some coffees and then, when everyone arrives, some breakfast. I get the fruit platter with yoghurt and a drizzle of honey. It is just what the doctor ordered. (To catch you up, there was a doctor who ordered a fruit platter, yoghurt and a drizzle of honey once.) I ate those seasonal fruits with gusto, refreshed to my core as I drank that soy cappuccino and woke up for the day. Meeting underway, we discussed our various points on the agenda and tried to move forward as a company. The private booth, the perfect backdrop to our production meeting, and the fruit platter an amazing and delicious breakfast indeed.

Stopped in here for an afternoon meal after the beach. We both ordered the same thing - the octopus…read moreand calamari salad and a juice. I got the "stressbuster" - I think it was celery, ginger, apple... DELICIOUS! Our salads were just OK. We both agreed the seafood tasted weird and unappetizing. Mind you, NOT unfresh or off.. just weird. We asked for lemon, it didn't help. The service was very smiley and nice, they have a HUGE menu with breakfast all day, pasta, burgers, salads, dessert. I've always been taught when a place does EVERYTHING, they usually don't do ANYTHING exceptionally well. My feeling is this fits here, but if you just want a generic meal in a pinch, you could do worse. It's not bad.