Love this new place! My hubby loves the local beers on tap…read more& I tried a fresh made juice the other day - so tasty. have tried for breakfast & dinner, all really fresh, tasty food. Good portion sizes, friendly service, nice atmosphere. Definitely my new local!

From the owner: The Greenhouse Eatery is Port Stephen's newest dining and events destination located in Huntingdale…read morePlace, Pacific Dunes. Our menus are bursting with the freshest ingredients from our own onsite veggie patch and greenhouse. Be seated either in the restaurant, fully-stocked bar with fireplace or the alfresco terrace, all with spectacular views across the championship golf course and wetland setting, while you enjoy for your meal or special event. Enquire today!

We checked out the restaurants on either side of the street and this place won as it was the only…read moreplace with the door shut as it is about 40 outside. The aircon worked and the lemon lime and bitters was prepared in a wierd way but was still good. BUT, on the ground floor there are only three low tables but plenty of bar tables. I am not athletic enough for a bar chair so it too a couple of goes before I mounted it. Plenty of TVs show the racing if you have a bet. Only sport was the replay of the NRL. There are no visible machines so I think you could bring in kids but I wouldn't as the locals who inhabit the bar are loud and the vocab leaves a lot to be desired.

I've only been here for lunch but I've done that enough times that I really should add a review…read more The Crown was totally refurbished recently having changed names from the old One World Sports Bar. Its a basic bar with a big pokies area at the back, nightclub upstairs, and dining area at the front with bi fold windows opening out onto Church Street. The lunch special is really what draws me in veery time. For $12 you can get a range of meals with a beer - that's pretty good value even among all the Church St restaurants competing for the lunch crowds attention. I usually grab the steak and blue cheese sauce with salad and chips. Its a decent size meal and the blue cheese sauce is amazing. Just a hint though - order your steak a bit more cooked what what you would usually order. I like rare to medium so I order medium. They tend to under cook them a bit. The only downside is that you can't swap the beer for another drink and a glass of coke is about $4 so you may as well enjoy the beer! But that aside its a great lunch spot and for $12 for a meal and a beer you can't go wrong!

Basement brewhouse located in Bankstown Sports Club is probably one of my new favourite spots for a…read morecatch up with friends with epic boards and drinks to share, it's the perfect spot to hang! Pictured here is the: Brewhouse Sharing Board with a premium selection of salumi, including San Daniele Prosciutto, Salami Norcia, Cacciatorini, Capocollo and Pancetta. 'Brewhouse Cheese Board' serves 3-4 adults, with a variety of gourmet cheeses served with guava paste, dried organic muscatels, Nigella Barossa Bark and gluten free Larder and Co. sea salt wafers. Boozy Shake - Hokey Pokey Baileys Shake.

This is a great place inside of Bankstown Sports Club. Despite being underground this restaurant…read moredoesn't feel claustrophobic or cramped at all. Modern, comfortable, clean and well presented. Most, if not every drink, is on tap. Beer, wine, cocktails. Just one pull of a lever and BOOM there is the cocktail you're ordered. Their burgers are master pieces of beef and bun, with three different styles of bun to choose from, including a potato bun. On their dining boards you'll be presented with your burger, fries, sauces, and a slice of pickle which looks like a murder victim which has been thrown out of little car. The only issue I had here was deciding what to order, you know you've found something good when everything on the menu sounds great. The food didn't take long to reach us and the staff where very polite.

Hubby and I were waiting on the ferry when we spotted 4 Pines Brewing Company. We naturally headed…read moreover for a pint. We found an open table on the upstairs outdoor patio with a gorgeous view of Manly Wharf. The bar staff took our order and poured our beers quickly. This location was perfect for an afternoon beer!

It's #thurstythursday and #throwbackthursday and I'm reminiscing about visiting my first brewery in…read moreAustralia. I was on an 8hr layover in Sydney on my way to Perth and decided to venture out to Manly via the harbor water taxi. It was in the middle of a hellacious rainstorm, so the ferry ride was definitely "lively". 4Pines Brewpub was the closest brewery to the quay, so I made a run for it and was greeted with a nice beer selection (did a flight #natch ), friendly staff, ample seating (w/a view), and respite from the storm. It was a great way to say g'day to beer in Oz! Definitely recommend stopping by if you're ever in that neck of the woods DownUnder as it is super convenient to the Corso which takes you to Manly Beach. The Draught Kölsch 4.6% The American Amber Ale 5.1% The ESB (Extra Special Bitter) 5.4% The Irish Dry Stout 5.1%

Well , can you imagine my delight when I was wandering through Sydney, killing some time before I…read morehad to be elsewhere, when I stumbled across this gem of a bar. Well, noting that it was in fact a 'boutique beer cafe' pretty much says everything that you need to know about this place, and it certainly lives up to its name with a huge selection of beers available. The biggest problem I had was actually choosing which beer I wanted.

We love this brewery! (Visited Dec 7 2019 but just now posting review ... sorry!) During our jaunts…read morearound town we noticed this brewery and finally went by on our last afternoon. Our bartender was very friendly, the beers were good, and the dinner menu looked appetizing though we already had plans elsewhere. We'll definitely visit sooner and more often during our next visit to Sydney.

This place is one of my favs. Great service from the staff. If you are alergic or on a strict…read moredietary req. They can make whatever you want just to provide good cust experience. Every time i go its awesome!

Not worth your money :(. The burgers are WET. Really really…read moregross :(. We added waffle fries to our meals, but it never said they would be DRENCHED in sweet chilli sauce. Genuinely disgusting.

Happy to see a massive improvement with the pretzels. Last time they were quite dark and extremely…read morechewy. This time they were much lighter; in colour and texture. Easy to pull apart and the delicious flavour I love and expect from a warm pretzel. I took advantage of the $12 Wednesday schnitzel deal; ordering the Southern consisting of perfectly fried chicken, a light coleslaw, well seasoned crispy chips and 2 sauces. I wasn't expecting a big meal due to the specials price tag but it was more than generous. I came close but couldn't finish. My husband was underwhelmed with his burger and it did look sad compared to the schnitzel. More like a kids cheeseburger than a main menu item. He ordered a beer which had to be swapped for another as the keg needed changing, but the waitress was apologetic and he was happy to pick something else. It was easy to leave once we were finished as it had already been settled using the code on the table to order and pay. Coming in school holidays as a couple with no kids may not be advised. My husband was hit a few times by a rogue ping pong ball and the arcade games are noisy. Great for keeping the kids entertained. A little hypocritical of me though as I indulged in a few rounds of shooting hoops.

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

Situated on Lambloch estate sharing a modern building with their cellar door. A beautiful, elevated…read moreposition to indulge your sweet tooth whilst taking in the vineyard views. Wine matches listed from local suppliers if you feel like pairing the two. The dessert menu itself isn't that large in comparison to the variety on display. Apparently 50 or more options so everyone should be satisfied. Choosing however is the real struggle. Aesthetics are taken seriously here with popping colours and intricate designs. Macarons, tarts, mousse, pastries and more in all shapes and sizes. I was very impressed and smiling from ear to ear at my partner. He chose the chocolate and hazelnut cone which wasn't to my taste but I'm hit and miss with hazelnut. I picked the biku banoffee for its generous size and promise of fresh banana, dulce de leche and Chantilly cream. I was only let down by my inability to finish it. Absolutely delicious! Our bill came to $52 for the two desserts and an English breakfast tea which I didn't bat an eyelid paying at the counter. We sat down and after 5 minutes the man that took my order came over with $18 change and apologised that our order had been added to the lady before me. I had no idea but was happy they picked up on the mistake and didn't trouble me that I payed by card and simply gave me the difference in cash. If you are visiting The Hunter Valley this is an absolute must! You won't be disappointed.

It's dessert heaven! If you like sweet desserts and even sweeter desserts this is a must try!…read morePlenty to choose from,in fact too many! This place will leave you in a sugar coma! Just be sure to bring your wallet though it's not cheap!