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4.3 (7 reviews)
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Hunter Gatherer - Chilli caramel pork burger

Hunter Gatherer

4.8(4 reviews)
1.7 km•North Sydney
•$$

By Odin's beard, this is good food. Plus the whole hunter / gatherer concept taps into something in…read moremy primal lizard brain, like I foraged and hunted my meal myself clad only in a loincloth and spear and dragged it back to feed the tribe amid much fanfare and they probably made me chief or something. The concept is simple - you choose a meat (hunter) and a side (gatherer). There's around 5 meats to choose from and they're unreal, we're talking deconstructed shepherd's pie, slow roasted Berkshire pork, that kind of thing, each of which is almost a meal in itself and comes with garnishes and sides like sauerkraut and slaw and such. The sides are a bonus, I had crumbed haloumi salad wth mint and this thing was legit, I would have smashed this alone. Extra sides are just $4, can highly recommend going for broke here. There's a ton of good options. Win, win, win.

Tasty Modern Oz fare served up by bearded hipsters. Something a little different, but most warmly…read morewelcomed in #NthSyd. I knew I had to go when I sighted kurobuta pork on the menu. We started with the charcuterie board, which featured said kurabuta ham and three types of salami with some pickles, onions, and some fantastic bread. The server suggested we go with two "hunted" and two "gathered" dishes, which are all served on small plates and meant to be shared. We settled on a beautiful lamb dish with caponata and eggplant fondue and the pork belly which came with a fantastic house stuffing and a fennel and rocket salad. Sides were chosen as some of the crispest Rosemary salted chips and the house salad with radishes and tomatoes. Sadly, with all that food, we didn't have any room to try the desserts. Between the two of us our bill came in at around $100 with four drinks - very reasonable for a date night. Hopefully Hunter Gatherer sticks around for a while. Be warned: the greenish lighting makes for poor photography.

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Hunter Gatherer - Dining Room

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Hunter Gatherer - Dining Room

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The Rocks Cafe - Eggs Benedict and a long black.

The Rocks Cafe

4.1(206 reviews)
3.5 km•The Rocks
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We stopped by The Rocks Cafe for breakfast and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish…read more The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, the staff were friendly and attentive, and the food arrived quickly despite the café being busy. Everything was fresh, well presented and full of flavour. The coffee was excellent and paired perfectly with breakfast. It's easy to see why this café is so popular with both locals and visitors exploring The Rocks. The location is also hard to beat, making it the perfect place to relax before or after walking around the historic area. Great food, great service and a lovely atmosphere. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Sydney.

This is my first international review in NSW, as we are Yelp Elites visiting Sydney from the US…read more Since we were staying in The Rocks, we had to try The Rocks Cafe. We were bummed that the meat pies were sold out, but we were glad we got a chance to eat Kangaroo steak. That was our first opportunity and it was delicious. It was tender and flavorful. We also ordered calamari and schnitzel and they were good as well. Service was prompt and friendly, and we enjoyed the decor highlighting its early years as a penal colony. It was obviously a restaurant for tourists with tourists' prices and tip (gratuity) line for those not knowing that tipping is not customary in Australia. A bit sneaky. .

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