Rating for the gallery, not the art (which I did not like):…read more Came here for Art Month After Hours and the wine was...well just bad. Neither my friend or I enjoyed what we had (rose). the space was not very conducive to showing art, as they were projecting videos on the wall but you couldn't really see it as the number of people was blocking bits of the light. 'Outside' area with a tree is nice but not a lot of room. There was a performance there and it was difficult for them to move around.

Cake Wines, nice! Had a ripper night here with great wine, pizza and awesome live music. It has a…read morepretty chilled out vibe, great place to meet up with mates for a few drinks. The staff are friendly and attentive and it has a nice ambience. Thumbs up!!!

I told my cousin I wanted to buy some australian wine for my french boyfriend. As a french person,…read morehe does have some high standards because he's had quite a lot of wine all his life. I was apprehensive at first because I wanted to make sure to get a good one as a gift. I was brought to this warehouse that sells wine at wholesale prices. There was so much to choose from! I honestly wanted to buy quite a few of them and the employee there helped with some recommendations. The prices were great. I ended up choosing one from yarra valley and lo and behold, the boy really liked it. I'll definitely hit up this shop again when I'm in town.

Great little bottle and wine shop tucked away on Kent Street. This store has a vast selection of…read morewines, both on the shelf and in the cooler. They also had a discounted barrel with wines priced to sell... several decent bottles for $5-$7 included. There is a beer freezer in the rear of the store which holds 7-8 domestic beers and 10+ imported beers ranging from $13-$25 for a six pack. There was also a respectable amount of ciders to choose from. However, you will not find any beers over 5% alcohol or any true craft beers. The counter attendant on duty when we visited was best described as douchy... acting annoyed by our questions regarding various wines and beers, and as if we were interrupting his day by wanting to check out. Regardless of the douchy staff, I still assign this bottle shop 4 stars for the great selection and fair prices.

Well, the service here was pretty good, especially since they let us come in just as they were…read moreabout to close. Well, okay, they were still serving so I guess that is sort of okay. Anyway, this is another one of the Marrickville Breweries and yeah, I think it's pretty cool. They have some good beers, and they certainly have a lovely beer garden as well. It's definitely one of those places that I would like to come back to, especially to get some takeaway beers.

One of the many breweries that reside in Marrickville, Sauce provides some pretty tasty beer…read moreoptions. If you are unsure what to have, try and tasting paddle. There are take home packs available as well. It is a deceptively large place with some indoor seating near the bar but then a very large outdoor area beyond that. They have just installed a large fixed awning over part of the yard to provide shelter and shade. Definitely worth adding to your brewery crawl itinerary.

An OK place for drinks including nonalcoholic. The staff was helpful when asked but does not seam…read moreto leave from behind the counter to offer help. They have wine , beer and spirits. Small and large bottles. An easy place to pick up something when in the area.

Good selection and lower prices than other places I have purchased liquor from . Highly recommended…read morea visit here .

This place just opened a couple weeks ago. Highly recommend the tour or stopping in for a drink! My…read morepersonal favorite was the Brix White and the Made of Brix cocktail.

Go for a Brix rum flight or a cocktail. They have a large selection of rums from all over the…read moreglobe. Their agricole is great, look forward to their rum coming of age.

A Hidden gem in the depths of Martin place in the CBD of Sydney is the GPO cheese room. Enter via…read morethe old post office building, head down the stairs and you will find your cheese wonderland. Once inside the cheese room, to the left is a cheese counter and the rest of the room is filled with bottles of wine. This could be considered heaven for some and probably is. There is a nicely set dining room to the right, where you can enjoy your selections in sophisticated comfort. The staff are very attentive, filling your water glass and providing great service. The GPO cheese room has a large selection of wine from many regions around the world, much like their cheese offerings. We browsed the menu trying to decide what to order, a difficult task considering everything they have to offer. Do we pick a couple of different types of cheese, burgers, antipasto, a cheese and wine flight or a main? Nope, we spot that they have fondue on the menu, something you do not come across too often in Sydney. This is something that appeals to my Swiss roots. We select a nice glass of pinot and sip away, in anticipation for the brie coulommiers and truffle fondue to arrive. The fondue hits the table, the flame is lit and the cheese melts, turning into a bowl of liquid goodness. The fondue set was very impressive, consisting of a large platter containing a selection of cured meat, potatoes, bread, crackers, pickled figs and grilled garlic prawns. The fondue forks were kept busy as we were selecting items to pass through that decadent mix of cheese and truffle, transforming each item into a mass flavour infusion. At $56 between two, it is great value. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the GPO cheese room, set up in the historic post office building at the bottom of Martin Place. With a great selection of cheese and wine at a good price, this place is now on our radar and one we recomnend you add to your list.

Do you like cheese? Do you LOVE cheese? (are you the weird person who doesn't like cheese but likes…read moreyour friends who like cheese?) Then the GPO cheese and wine room is for YOU! There are a range of options to get your cheese fix including a cheese fondu for two ($49), Mac and cheese (16$) and cheese boards. The friendly and knowledgable staff will keenly pair a beautiful wine for you choice of cheese. The restaurant is intimate with low lighting and a sneaky corridor for a quiet date night or a lovely night with friends! I haven't needed a reservation here but if you are planning to come it wouldn't be worth missing out on. cheese cheese yes please!

Ok, I'm going to be roughly the hundredth person to testify that this place is amazing--with a few…read morecaveats. The food here is stunning, but it's really the wine and cheese pairings that are the star attraction. Seriously, my first visit was six weeks ago, and I'm still gushing about it. My partner and I took every recommendation the staff offered and did not regret it. However, what you should keep in mind is that this place is tiny, and does not take reservations on Fridays or Saturdays, so you take pot luck on seating and volume. So, for instance, I probably couldn't take my parents here, but if I could convince my partner to spend his next Christmas bonus (oh yeah, this place ain't cheap) roughly 10 months in advance, well I would go back tomorrow. So when you want a really nice meal, but with a slightly inconvenient twist, march right on in and order everything.

As someone who doesn't know much about cheese the staff were very friendly and accommodating and…read morehelpful in recommending some based on my preferences and all were enjoyable. Very laid back atmosphere during the day great place for a coffee too. On the slightly more expensive end for a cheese board I thought but I guess they're specialised and selection is unmatched.

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.

The drinks were good . You find a spot and order from the table . It's in a great location. The…read morebeer was amazing