Sanaya had great customer serivce and recommendations! The cheese cake was unbeliavablem and the…read moreprice made it even better. Will definitely be back soon.

A complete party supply warehouse. Don't let the name fool you, they sell everything from…read morecheesecakes to party pies to pinatas. They also sell plastic plates, plastic glasses, paper tablecloths, toothpicks as I said, they sell everything. In the Hills area practically everybody stops by at some time. Whether it's for a birthday, holy communion, Christmas or New year, they have what you need. I love going in whenever we have a party because there's always something new.

Great customer service and awesome job setting up a marque and dance floor covering our backyard…read morepool

We used party hire north shore for a few small things - tables, chairs and a few drink tubs. The…read moreprices were pretty good. They dropped off everything, then picked it up on Sunday, so it was all pretty easy

Great service and very well priced. Big store with wide variety of items. Lots of balloonsread more

What I remember…read more.. What I remember is a very high ceilinged space decked out in some kind of faux Roman motif, ionic pillars and a decidedly out of place astro turf patch in the middle of the room. What I remember is a wooden bar, that looked like it had been dropped into place, pop-up style, as an afterthought to service thirsty drinkers. What I remember is tall bar stools and round tables at which those thirsty drinkers sat, talking loudly amongst themselves whilst they imbibed Yaks and Rabbits. What I remember is the Rabbits were White, in bottles, not tapped as my companion prefers. What I remember is those fake fanned flame ribbons set in sconces on the wall. Dancing mesmerisingly. What I remember is artwork, displayed and on sale via consignment. Too rich for my tastes. What I remember was we had a good time but this was a pit stop not a destination. .

I made the reservation online (just 4 hours before the dinner), I requested a high chair for my 3…read moreyear old nephew. An hour later, the manager called me, saying that there was only 1 high chair available at the restaurant and a family was using it. Since we were running late, I told him that it's ok and we would roll up late, hoping that the family would be done dining then. When we showed up at the restaurant, the manager told me that he had borrowed another high chair from Hilton hotel (next door) just in case. That was a decent surprise! The service at the restaurant was superb ! Food was very good as well. The dinner special - Homemade linguine with grilled prawns was delicious. (highly recommended! they should put this on the main menu !). The linguine was cooked to perfection and the sauce was really good. For dessert, I had the warm chocolate cake with cream & strawberries. Two thumbs up ! worth every penny! I would definitely revisit this restaurant to try other items on the menu.

We loved it! I took my kids here and they didn't want to leave ... neither did I!…read more It gave me the best atmosphere to just chill out with the kids. Talk and spend quality time together. Highly recommended.

Brings back memories of childhood sitting at a cling wrapped desk painting away. Tracey has a…read morenumber of different shapes so you're bound to find something for everyone. Although, I came to let my niece paint, it's so easy to get into it yourself. It was great fun and Tracey is super lovely.

This was a great space to walk through and look at the history of this building…read more We also ate at the Bullion Bar and Dining. Couldn't find a page on Yelp for it but it was delicious. Excellent mash.

Stumbled across this landmark while exploring Sydney early in the morning…read more The Sydney Mint is the city's oldest public building. It is part of the old Rum Hospital. It was built between 1811 and 1816. The old Rum Hospital catered to convict patients from 1816 to 1848. It was financed by paying the contractors with 200,000 liters of rum, hence the name the Rum Hospital. The Mint was added in 1854. This was the first branch of the Royal Mint outside of England. The staff lived within the nearby hospital building. It is free to visit. There is also a coffee shop that has a bookshop attached. The bookshop is in an old vault.

Good Pub food done well. Chicken Parmy really good!…read more Go for the Raffles! Daily Specials change.

As soon as I saw the building I knew that I was going to love this pub. Okay, it did actually…read moreextend beyond the fact that it was located in an awesome building, which happens to be the original building that the pub was located in. The thing is that upon going inside I discovered a rather good selection of beers on tap, and when I have to spend time attempting to choose a beer, then I known I have found a pub that I like. However, they also have a beer garden, and a pretty decent one at that, so yeah, this is definitely one of those pubs on my list of going back to again one day.