Was killing time til happy hour started, so we came in here to browse. Chatted with the nice bloke…read moreabout uncorked vs. corked wines as I noticed most Australian wines are twist caps. Large selection of wines at all price points and a small selection of other spirits and libations as well.

Open 24 hours and right across the road from Narwee train station…read more Their prices are comparable to any 7-Eleven. The most popular items here include their fresh Krispy Kreme doughnuts, pies, muffins and fresh fruit. Their yogurts also sell well, and so do their hot dogs - of which you just simply heat up in the microwave if you can't be bothered cooking. Also love the heatable chicken satay roll, again when I am too tired to cook. Otherwise your chocolate and ice creams are here. They always run out of the Maltesers Malt easter Bunnies. $1.80 a pop does seem steep, yet that is the cost of convenience. The cheapest price to pay for this treat is in Riverwood, a mere 30 minutes walk away, or 3 minutes on the train. Speedy service and no doubt Narwee's most popular take away as it is always open.

The move from one location to another within the shopping centre has enabled the fishmarket to…read moreexpand and now they have a lovely display. Not only that, but they now offer a greater range of cooked dishes and combination packs. The fishmarket has always been part of the centre but it now has a new life as more people use it. Before it was in a quiet part of the centre, now it is next to the butcher and opposite Coles. The choice is really good and they will fillet the fish for you if required. At lunch time they serve hot fish and chips, prawns, crabs claws, scallops and calamari. They are very generous with their serving size. Sometimes when I have finished my shopping I will stop and buy something to bring home and eat. Definitely a 9/10!

I have been going here since I was in high school. This place is a community icon. The family work…read morevery hard and have for many years in providing great fish and chips. The chips are great and they give you good servings. The prices are reasonable. Great for lunch or dinner. Highly recommend.

I was searching, (searchin) on a one way street, I was hopin' ( hopin) for a chance at meat…read more... New flavour of this month for me is Wagyu. I googled where to buy it fresh and found Vic's meats. Vic's meats has a history going back to 1996 starting in Oxford st Darlinghurst. They have a "Market day" on Saturdays from 8am- 12pm. That's 4 hours to get your mits on some Top of the top quality meats at reduced prices. They supply to Level 41 Restaurant if you need a resume it back it up Noted selections included Grain fed T-bone. There was only one left by the time I got there at 11am. Wagyu.... Master. Kobe. 9BMS. What what? That's right. At the special price of $69.95 a kilo, and before you baulk, it's usually $110. Meat lollies! Wagyu burger patties, Wagyu Chorizo sausages, Wagyu Bresaola. Tomahawk. Fancy yourself a Viking feast? It can be yours for about 50 rods. If size does matter, impress the family at the Xmas BBQ with your cave woman sized Beef with full length rib bone in. Berkshire pork. Pork Belly, American Pork Ribs.. I mean Flintstone size again.. The Butchers themselves are in house and can give you advice and cut meat to your personal request. There is a sign up that says "Say Hi to Vic". Celeb status. Check! It's well organised, and although busy, you don't wait long to get served. Sweet talking Butcher, I know what I'm gonna do.. I'm gonna come back to you.

Saturday mornings are the time to visit for some great prices on meats here from a bunch of…read moreprofessional butchers! Plenty of variety and plenty of personal service. Wear something a little warmer than usual as they are located in refrigerated premises as you'd expect when dealing with fresh meat. Only open till midday, so get here early!

BangBang for brunch is a good place to be…read more Signature dish is the 'BangBang' stack and is delish. I also recently discovered the BRAT (bacon, rocket and avocado on sourdough toast). The coffee is good and despite having a reputation of bad service, I've always had good experiences here. I'll be back. I have this place on my weekend brunch rotation schedule.

Wanted to try a different lunch spot around Surry Hills with a friend and stumbled across Bangbang…read more Found on hilly Reservoir Street, this place is casual and cool, with pretty great coffee to boot. They also offer takeaway. You can get your typical brunch items, but once 12pm rolls around you can order burgers/sandwiches as well. I ordered the cheesy wagyu burger with shoestring fries and it was decent. It didn't blow my mind but it wasn't bad either. The service is great, as the staff is extremely friendly. Some tables are shared as well and there's outdoor seating, definitely a place to kick it to kill some time. Would come here again.

Skorin Deli is a charming little establishment located on Concord Rd. Offering up all kinds of…read moredelicacies and fine foods, Skorin is a great place to pick up some delicious cheeses and quality cold meats. The service is always friendly and prices are a little expensive, but typical for a delicatessen. All the usual deli treats are available at Skorin including a plethora of cold cuts, salads, pickled vegetables, olives, dips and fresh, crusty bread. A fun shop jam-packed with all sorts of fine foods, Skorin is a great local deli with a warm, family-run atmosphere.

With all the prohibition era styled pubs popping up around the city, The Blind Bear was long…read moreoverdue in the Shire. I love how this place does drinks - there's four taps of rotating craft beer/cider, and once they're out they tap a new flavour. They ran out of 2 beers while we were there, and a new keg was quickly tapped each time. They have cardboard signs serving as labels - an easy way to keep the signage current - and at $8-9/pint, its a great way to try different beers without damaging your wallet. For wine they only offer 1 red and 1 white each night, and those change daily. The cocktails are made with care, with a good selection of classics (martini, Manhattan) and some fruity modern conceptions as well. Food was quite good, despite some of the portions being small. The cheesesteak for $16 could easily be consumed in a few bites. The pulled pork for $16 was delicious, served between two toasted pieces of delicious bread (not the "hoagie" I was expecting, but some of the best pulled pork I've had in Australia), and a better serve than the cheesesteak. The sliders were, again, on the small side. At $4/each or 4 for $15, you'd need 4 to make a meal. I found the chicken sliders a bit bland, possibly being overpowered by the potatoes in the garlic mash. The beef sliders were much better, with a delicious pickle relish. Of course, I had to grab the wings (6 for $9 or 12 for $16) which were one of the standouts for the night. A bit sweet at first, they pack a bit of a punch with a heat that builds. The three chip options (chilli cheese fries, sweet potato wedges, and steak fries with chipotle mayo) were all pretty good. Rumour (or rather, Facebook) has it that this place does $0.50 wings and $5 hot dogs on Wednesdays - definitely worth checking out. Come early if you want a table - we managed to grab one of the last of them at 6 pm on a Saturday, and didn't see much turnover during our 3 hour stay.

Best little bar I have been to, not full of the typical Cronulla crowd with a good mix of people…read more Best wings around and even better on a Wednesday. Great mix of craft beer and even better spirits. I would recommend this place to anyone!

I was never good at geography at school. I have a terrible sense of direction.. But today this…read moreactually paid off (I took a left instead of a right) and BOOM! Here we are in Napoleon Street, San Souchi getting take away breakie from Cooked & Co. This place makes me want to sing..."Food, glorious food!!" It's small but they have crammed every inch of the place with delicious home made treats like mouth watering chorizo sausage rolls and coconut & white chocolate cake.. This place isn't very big but they had a girl serving, one barista and three cooks. What a team! The menu is pegged up on brown paper behind the counter. We went for a Bacon & Egg roll (for you guys who know your bacon it was Black Forest bacon) with salty BBQ sauce and an Egg roll with avocado, sauce and cheese. We ordered and had the take away coffee in our hands faster than I could say "I'll just check in on yelp" and were walking out of there with our rolls in hand after only two sips of coffee. The service is quick!! Hubby demolished the Bacon & Egg roll in record time after proclaiming it was the best bacon he had ever had. For a suburban café this place is great! Check it out!! Five stars for great coffee, food and service!

This little cafe has genuine home cooked food with high quality ingredients. Run by a husband and…read morewife who are incredibly friendly. My wife absolutely loves the coffee here! The only downside is there is only about half a dozen tables but if you have to wait it is worth it! Thursday & Friday night that do takeaway home cooked meals. If I could give it more than 5 stars I would!