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KINGS CROSS AND DARLINGHURST
Bill and Toni's
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74 Stanley St, East Sydney Tel 9360 4702 Map 5 A1
A Sydney stalwart loved for its strong coffee, old-fashioned feel with their famous red tablecloths. Upstairs you will
find basic but delicious home-style Italian fare, such as spaghetti Bolognese and bistecca , and fast, friendly service.
Afterwards, head downstairs for macchiato and gelato . An excellent place to bring kids with its pinball machines.
Govinda's
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112 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst Tel 9380 5155 Map 5 B1
Dining at this Indian vegetarian restaurant means piling up a plate of delicious curries, breads and salads from the
all-you-can-eat buffet. Many of the dishes are Indian, but pastas and casseroles are available too. For a little extra you
can see a film in the upstairs movie room, and it is best to eat afterwards to avoid drifting off in the comfy couches.
a Tavola
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348 Victoria St, Darlinghurst Tel 9331 7871 Map 5 B1
The centerpiece of this stylish Italian trattoria's long, narrow dining room is a 10 m (32 ft) pink marble table for
communal dining. The menu is determined when the day's pasta is made and fresh ingredients are in the chef's
hands. Innovative cuisine or a simple bowl of spaghetti, you can get it all.
Fishface
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132 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst Tel 9332 4803 Map 5 B2
In a tiny space which seats just 26, this restaurant offers the best value fish in town. The beer-battered fish and hand-
cut chips are famous, and there is also a sushi bar. The menu is full of appealing choices, including the signature dish
of blue-eye trevalla topped with thin rounds of potato shaped into scales. No bookings after 7pm.
Jimmy Liks
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186-188 Victoria St, Potts Point Tel 8354 1400 Map 2 E5
The no-bookings policy at this buzzing, modern Asian joint means you can count on a lengthy wait for a seat at the
communal table. Those who stick it out, dine on Southeast Asian treats such as betel leaves with chicken and
smoked eggplant and good-sized mains. The adjoining bar offers 25 Asian-inspired and award-winning cocktails.
Mahjong Room
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312 Crown St, Surry Hills Tel 9361 3985 Map 5 A2
This modern Chinese restaurant, packed with a young crowd, is very different from the big Chinatown diners. Dishes
such as crispy San-Dong chicken in light ginger vinegar sauce are served at mahjong tables in a series of small rooms.
Double the experience by sharing the reasonably priced dishes.
Pink Peppercorn
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122 Oxford St, Darlinghurst Tel 9360 9922 Map 5 A2
The simple, fresh flavours of Lao cuisine can be enjoyed at this inner city restaurant with a modern, upmarket
atmosphere. Try the taam som , green papaya salad. The restaurant is decorated with three large murals depicting
scenes from Lao life.
Tilbury Hotel
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12-18 Nicholson St, Woolloomooloo Tel 9368 1955 Map 2 D5
The Tilbury Hotel was refurbished recently, resulting in its transformation into one of the trendiest pubs in Sydney.
The restaurant offers excellent Italian fare, and the daily menu might include lamb rack with peas, pancetta and mint.
Also has a café serving wraps, bagels and coffees.
Yellow Bistro
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57 Macleay St, Potts Point Tel 9357 3400 Map 2 E4
Van Gogh yellow walls make this, one of the most famous buildings in the Cross, stand out. In the 1970s it was an
artists' commune, which housed Brett Whiteley. Today creative genius is obvious in the food. The brunch menu is
lovely but nothing beats the celebrated date tart created by pastry chef, Lorraine Godsmark (if on the menu).
Bayswater Brasserie
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32 Bayswater Rd, suburb of Kings Cross Tel 9357 2177 Map 5 B1
This veteran of Kings Cross is famous for its freshly shucked oysters and friendly service. The modern Australian
menu changes with the availability of the best produce, which may include blue swimmer crab lasagne with tomato
beurre blanc or rhubarb crème brûlée . Everything is handmade here, such as bread, pasta and ice cream.
Lotus Bar & Bistro
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22 Challis Ave, Potts Point Tel 9326 9000 Map 2 E4
This sophisticated bistro with soft lighting and unique decor provides a chic atmosphere of warmth and simplicity.
The award-winning head chef, Lauren Murdoch, has produced a menu that features home-style influences with fresh
Mediterranean flavours.
 
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