Vapiano in Sydney's CBD is a popular, laid-back Italian spot known for its made-to-order fresh…read morepasta and hand-stretched pizzas. It's currently located in the historic Grace Hotel, and will apparently be moving to the Pitt Street area in just a few weeks. Gayle, Mark, Jennifer, and I recently met here for dinner. On couple went for the pizza, while the other did pasta, with a bottle of red wine all around. The portions were generous, the conversation sparkling, and the service friendly and fun. It was one of those evening where the total exceeded the sum of its parts, especially when meeting up with old friends after a too long absence.

Vapiano is one of my all-time favourites. No matter where I am -- London, America, or now Sydney --…read moreI will ALWAYS never not go to Vaps. Can't wait to be back in the UK and go again! My go-to order is the campanelle arrabbiata. The fresh pasta is amazing, the sauce is spicy and full of flavour, and the bread on the side is perfect. It's always made fresh and tastes so good every single time. The vibe is chill, the service is quick, and the food hits the spot. If you love pasta, you can't go wrong here.

Stopped by here with my sister for coffee and something to eat on our return from Umina…read more The coffee is amazing, made with jersey milk - yum! and the toastie with ham, gruyere cheese and a delicious sweet spiced chutney is direct from sandwich heaven. My sister had a slice of almond cake, which was so nice I ended up buying about $50 worth of cake slices to take home for my sweet toothed fiance. Lovely little cafe in a quiet spot away from the rush of the M1. Highly recommended!

Everything from sandwiches,salads, hot meals, quiches and cakes and pastries. The coffee machine is…read moreworking overtime. This busy cafe feeds all the hospital staff and visitors with fast efficiency. The prices are so good that the quality and price are a bargain.

Reasonable place for a quick bite to eat while you're at the hospital, but too expensive for what…read moreit is. The sort of cafe you'd expect to find at an airport.

Great for kids 6 months - approx 8. Lots of climbing and toys to play with. Parents can relax with…read morecafe style food onsite

From the owner: Tin Lids Play Centre is a family owned and operated family entertainment venue that has traded in…read moreMorisset since 2010 and is the only specific entertainment facility for children aged from birth to 12 years of age. Tin Lids Children's Play Centre & Cafeteria is a purpose designed and built interactive play centre catering for the entertainment needs of the young children in our community with a 80 seat cafeteria for parents and carers

Heard about this place after attending a friend's BBQ out here in the West. It was some good…read moretasting Chorizos and the authentic dip was quite refreshing. Came back today on a quiet Sunday afternoon which allowed time for an informative chat with the owner and how the family had been in the meat industry for multiple generations. The Chilean population had been buying their meat requirements from Theo's for many years and you can see why. There is excellent customer service and the meats looked like quality product. I picked up a few varieties of Chorizo for a small BBQ - hot Chorizo, thinner beef Chorizo, the Columbian Chorizo and the mini Chorizos. I have to say, these are the best Chorizo I have had here in Sydney. The sausages were not fatty and the meat was definitely great quality. The marinated steaks and pork belly looks fantastic and I'm sure I'll be back to buy some next time!

One of the best kept secrets in Sydney, located on level 4 of the Museum of contemporary art in the…read moreRocks precinct. Great views from terrace and inside as well, amazing coffee and service with a range of breakfast and lunch offerings. Always friendly and you can even check out the amazing museum when you finish your cafe visit.

This was the first cafe my friend and I saw after flying to Sydney. I yelped the place and saw it…read morehad good reviews. Starving, we decided to give it a try. First impression was that the view was perfect. You can see the Sydeny Opera house to the Bridge. Food wise, was awesome. I ordered a potato onion tart with a side of salad and salmon ($19). It was the perfect size for a person. Next we decided to stay for a while to have afternoon tea. Best part was FREE WIFI! I ordered a hot chocolate and it was OMG. The best hot chocolate I've had since I flew to Australia and I've tried a lot. It had the perfect amount of sweetness and the chocolate bits just melted in my mouth smoothly. Highly recommending it to give it a go!