There's a new winery in town! There's always lots of cool places you come across in St Peter's and…read morethe Urban Winery Sydney is no exception. Located just off 75 Mary Street, this place is a little hard to find and you probably won't stumble across it by chance as it's located a little back from the main road. Went there for a birthday party and the winery has a great setup, especially for a private party. This is a working winery where the grapes are brought into and you can see all the machinery that is used to make the wines. There are barrels in neat rows stacked 3 high and rows and rows of wine bottles along one side of the wall. Below are some detailed instructions on how to find the place. Entry via 70 Edith St: Enter the gates at 70 Edith St, in 20 metres turn right at the T intersection. The winery is 20m ahead on the left. Entry via 75 Mary St: Enter the driveway at 75 Mary St, in 20 metres follow the road left, keep straight, in 50m, follow the road right. In 20m turn left at the T intersection. The winery is 20m ahead on the left.

We had a great time at the Urban Winery last night. I…read morebooked 5:30 - 6:45pm for 20 people so that we could meet up before a show. The team confirmed the booking and stayed open late to cater for us, accommodating everyone's arrival times and needs. We also tasted a bunch of great wines. Thanks for helping to make our night so special!

A giant, multi-purpose, cool-as-hell warehouse space in Waterloo…read more There's a huge variety of different rooms and spaces, from dark'n'moody industrial-chic garage spaces, to wool store-style warehouse lofts awash with natural light and old skool floorboards. There's even a sweet brick laneway. Their motto is Good Spaces For Good People, and they host all sorts of stuff, from makers markets to yoga classes where a donation at the door will get you in. Check out their website for upcoming events, there's always something cool in the works. If you're looking for venue hire, or a kick-ass backdrop for your photography shoot, drop them a line. There's a ton of inspiring and just plain rad spaces to use for your event.

I came here to pick up my pre city to surf pack before the race tomorrow. It was very well…read moreorganized having flags to point you in the correct line to wait it corresponding to what group you're running with. There were lots of staff on so no need to wait in line too long! There were also efficient as long as you had your recipt with you. As an extra on the way out they make you walk through the shops section so if you need any last minute essentials from your favourite brands eg Rebel, Adidas etc you can buy it. Also on sale are other sporting goods eg treadmills, home equipment and much much more. Also there is free parking for 2 hours in the fox studios section which is right next to this place!

This is a fantastic place to host grand events and corporate parties. It's part of Fox Studios,…read morelocated adjacent to Centennial Park. The Royal Hall of Industries is a massive venue, with vaulted ceilings and heritage windows. I went here for a corporate Christmas party with a guestlist of around 1,500 people. Sure, it was a bit crowded, but there was still a sufficient amount of room to move around from one end of the room to the other. As with most corporate events, the alcohol was flowing freely, filling up my bladder faster than I could keep up. Luckily, the bathrooms are huge, meaning that you won't have to wait. This place is beautiful from the outside and the interior is the perfect blank slate for any grandiose occasion.

Came for an art show as part of MoCU and it is a good space. Free beer included as it "went with…read moreone of the art pieces", whatever that means. There was only one vegetarian option--stale popcorn which they called truffled popcorn. They made me a sandwich thought with just the slaw and buns. If you're including food in the ticketed price, you need to ask about dietary restrictions.

Walking in I was immediately reminded of those after hours parties I frequented when living in…read moreDetroit in my early 20's - even down to the "where the heck is this place anyway!?" Climbing up those warehouse steps with my buddy James I could hear chatter and music so I knew we were headed to the party. Wow is this place cool! Trendy, kitschy, authentic and eclectic. I loved all the funky features - like the piano with dozens of melted candle wax, and the speaker wall. The food was spot on! Aaron, the owner and chef prepares food right there in his kitchen and we got to sample some of his bites, like the goats cheese and beetroot with dehydrated olives. Dude! He's even cooked for the Queen. Try this place out for your next party, wedding, birthday, corporate dinner or hens/bucks night. You won't be disappointed!

So through a dodgy looking corridor (next to Skin Deep) and up an ancient lift past the pole studio…read moreis this stalwart - recently facelifted to be younger, perkier and blonder. Book a table by the window for excellent views of Hyde Park, and get ready to eat. A lot. The mezze is all excellent, particularly the dips and calamari - mixed mezze highly recommended. Mains are solid - lamb and moussaka are very good, and they have a respectable claim for "the largest prawns in Australia" (grilled and very succulent!). And there's Mythos beer to wash it all down!