Mexican and More must be new because I cannot find it's address anywhere!…read more It's this cute little Mexican place on Oxford Street in Bondi Junction, with just the cutest little tables and chairs placed outside for if you want to have a bit of a smoke while you dine. Inside is cosy, and the staff are attentive (a little over-attentive) and friendly. I had some tacos, because I was looking for something light and tasty, and it really hit the spot. The cheese was perfectly melty and flavourful, and the salsa was amazing.

A little hard to find as they take 3 floors of the Westfield mall but the entrance is on the fifth…read morefloor. We did not have a reservation and luckily were able to be seated. Definitely check out their taco Tuesday as all tacos were $3! Such a steal since they are usually $6-$8. We started off with their totopas and guacamole. The guac came out pretty quickly. The chips were nice and warm and the guac was pretty good just a bit heavier on the lime side. Also they refilled our chips and guac later in the night and didn't charge us which was great! The crispy chicken taco was delicious. The creamy sauce was perfect. The Baja fish taco was ok. Not very flavorful could have used more toppings. The coffee braised beef taco with sriracha was quite good as well. Their tacos are all served on small green tortillas. I would say 3 definitely filled me up. I will definitely be back for another taco Tuesday!

The Eastern, Level 3, Westfield Bondi Junction I found out…read morethis Mexican Restaurant/Bar by accident when I was browsing around in this shopping centre. Nice cactus caught my eyes and I wanted to take a picture of it and I noticed this place. Downstairs, Level 2, is a night club open 9pm-4am Wed-Sat. When I dropped by El Topo in the afternoon on Wed., there was nobody yet, so I thought it wasn't open yet. However, Mon. is closed and Tue. & Wed. opens 4-10pm, Thu, Fri, Sat. & Sun. opens 12pm-12am. Meals start from $5 ( Three plain tortillas $2) and 3 different Set Menus are available. Meal and Drink prices are very affordable and nice Mexican atmosphere here, very close to Bondi Junction Station and Bus Terminals.

It may be a chain but dios mio! Guzman Y Gomez have nailed Mexican street food…read more The food is great, it's fresh and healthy and you can tell the high quality of the ingredients. This is no sloppy, messy, greasy mexican fast food. This is good mexican street food - possibly better than some of what you'd get on the streets of Mexico City. I love popping in and grabbing a couple of tacos, sitting at the bar table by the window and watching the goings-on in the Tea Garden Hotel's beer garden across the road - it's always comical! I'm also a huge fan of the mini-burritos, which are the perfect size! What's most impressive about GYG is the continuity in the quality of food, quality of service and the overall dining experience of this chain of restaurants. Every GYG I've visited is excellent. There are a large number of Mexican "restaurants" around town that could learn a thing or two from GYG. I only wish GYG would bite the bullet and open a full restaurant with a beer as they would make a killing. Mi gusto mucho.

I am so impressed with this place that I keep coming back for more.... I don't know what they're…read moredoing to make the food so good.... but perhaps ignorance is bliss right? I've been here quite a few times, so I've sampled quite a few options on the menu....and my favourite would have to be the Barramundi Bowl....i decided to try it for a change (as I normally do the Veggie Bowls - also excellent) and now I have an addiction. The food taste super fresh and flavoursome and despite the fact that these places are popping up faster than acne on your teenage cousin, it seems they have still maintained their quality.... So back to the Barramundi Bowl - it's basically grilled Barrumundi fish pieces on rice with vegetables and yummy mexican additions like guacamole, peppers and sour cream.... it is so good but my description doesn't do it justice.... it' costs around $12 and I really really really really recommend you try it! If only they sold Tequila here, I think I'd never leave...

I absolutely loved this restaurant. I came on taco tuesday and tacos were only 5 dollars which is…read moreamazing!! The employees are so so kind + I love the atmosphere/decorations of this spot. I had been craving fish tacos and their baja tacos were exactly what i needed/wanted! I recommend this spot to anyone craving tacos or some fun drinks/apps!!

Stopped in here on a recent trip to Sydney. Very simply said, some of the best tacos I have ever…read morehad in Sydney. Shrimp taco was incredible. From the tortillas, to the salsa, the marinades, all excellent! Kudos to the Chula team.

This is a great place to dine and catch up with friends. Their menu is really delicious, with an…read moreassortment of Mexican food available and some set food packages. Their drinks menu is also delicious, and the food and drinks are priced reasonably. The staff was quite friendly and accommodating, and the restaurant has adapted to COVID by using contactless orders through your phone. Although I came here for lunch, I think this would be a great place for dinner and drinks! We ordered the fish taco, chicken quesadilla and nachos, which were all delicious!

An enjoyable meal but a bit pricey for what you get. Perhaps it's just tourist pricing but…read moretruthfully while the food was good, $10 for a beer on draft is too much. The salmon poke salad was a spicy treat, but not overburdened with salmon for its $21 price tag. All in all, an ok meal, but as our Air Bnb host pointed out "how American".

As far as Mexican fast food options go in Sydney, this one stands well above the unwashed, stanky…read morehoard populated by Mad Mex, Salsas, and an Indian Mex joint called Zambreros. What makes GYG different and better is the taste of their food. The flavors remind me of Mexican joints I've been to in Baja. What I really like is the soft & hard tacos they make. The soft taco has a corn tortilla which tastes like a hand-made, stone-ground one you would get in a Taqueria in TJ. The quesadillas are pretty unique as well. My favorite fillings are their spicy shredded pork and grilled chicken. They also have a garlicy lime "mojo de ajo" barramundi that is not typical fast food, steam table stuff. I'm a fan.

I've been here a few times now, and each time is very "hit and miss", depending on who is serving…read moreat the food counter, who is making the food orders and who is keeping the restaurant tidy. Some experiences have been good and some not so good. The food is tasty, for the most part, but can be messy and unruly to eat if not wrapped or filled properly. The meals are also very expensive, and sometimes not served at the correct temperature. Although it's probably there to try to create a "latino/mexican" vibe, the music is quite annoying and overbearing, and could definitely be done without! I would probably return to eat here, but not very often.

Well, this is basically another one of those shopping centre pubs, though this one is actually a…read morepart of Westfield Bondi Junction (though I suspect that the shopping centre was built around it since it does have the original frontage). I originally found it by wandering around the shopping centre years ago and have been here a few times, namely for a drink while waiting for a movie to start. However, since I discovered cinemas in the city I rarely head out to Bondi Junction for a movie when I happen to be in Sydney. As for the pub, well it's not really one of my favourites. Honestly, it's pretty dull, and the only reason I ever came here was because it was convenient (and I didn't know about the other pubs in Bondi Junction).

Everyone knows partying is better left to the weekend. But just in case you're completely sick and…read moretired of work and just can't wait those last few days until Friday hits, head off to The Eastern. The Eastern is located in Bondi Junction (the building is actually a part of Bondi Westfield) just a short walk from the station. The Eastern is famous for its big Wednesdays and ability to attract a crowd in the middle of the week, when all the other nightclubs are so-called 'dead'. The club offers three levels of good music (different levels, different music) so you and your friends can split up and hang out in whatever area you prefer, or try out all levels at a time. Rather conveniently, there's a bar located on each level to make sure you and your friends are hydrated throughout the night. On Wednesdays, entry is free or discounted when you put your name on the guest list. Just sign up on Facebook and click attending and you're halfway there already. My mood changes when it comes to the Eastern, I used to have a pretty good time there, but the end of the HSC year heralds nights better spent at home.

Let me tell you upfront: There is no elevator. You will have to climb up all those stairs. I huffed…read moreand puffed my way up there and it was a mad house once I arrived. Seems to be a popular place. Several parties were going on, seemed like a bachelorette party, a birthday, a group of folks all dressed in pink and another group dressed like flappers. It was extremely loud and unfortunately I was not able to make my way to an area where I could have checked out the view. It is semi covered by a roof and then there is an open air area, but the are large umbrellas you can hide under. I had a nice little drink and enjoyed the people watching. They have quite a drink menu and also offer some food, but that is rather limited. Just come up here for the drinks and the party atmosphere. I have to say that the bartenders are very nice.

Had it not been for Yelp (thank you Yelp) and my own lust for BBQ, I would have never found this…read moreplace since it really is up on top of a roof and when I went there had to navigate my way through a first floor restaurant, The Sugarmill, in order to find the staircase. The staircase had a few more steps than I had thought but since the walls were covered with a rather nifty form of graffiti art sort of fun. Overall I found the seating and general atmosphere of being up on the roof top extremely pleasant and sort of a welcome relief from being on street level. The general set up with bar and food service is really good, orderly, neat, clean, trendy and fun. For food, I went for the for their Wagyu flat iron steak. Though listed on their menu as barbecue it actually came grilled, but that might be because Australians, as is the much the same situation in the United States north of the Mason Dixon line, are oblivious to the differences between "barbecuing" and "grilling." Hence when Australians say they are going to "toss whatever on the barbie," they actually mean they are going to toss it upon an open grill. Nevertheless, the steak was really good, served with a nice side salad. My dining companion, Yelper Jim D., ordered the salmon skewers which were likewise perfectly grilled, served with a side of greens and topped with a sprig of fresh dill in what was not only delicious but eye appealing. Because of the good food, reasonable prices and nifty rooftop location, I haven't any hesitation in being a fan of Sweetheart's or of recommending it.