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When Sense Of Self opens on the edge of Surry Hills and Paddington in 2025, it'll be the largest bathhouse in Sydney.

The Grill will be a laid-back, fine-dining experience at the upcoming Sydney CBD opening The International.

The Gidley is a subterranean steak joint from Liquid & Larder, the hospitality group behind steak-centric restaurants Bistecca and Alfie's, and Surry Hills' much-loved The Rover. 

One of three offerings at drinking and dining destination The International in the Sydney CBD, The Wine Bar will itself have three unique spaces.

The Panorama Bar is a vibrant Sydney CBD bar on the top level of dining destination The International.

The Sydney CBD is now home to the world’s largest LEGO store, covering 900 square metres over two storeys of hands-on fun for future designers, inventors, builders and artists.

Tucked away upstairs in the historic Strand Arcade in Sydney, Bottega Wine Bar is a new part of the offering at award-winning fine dining Italian spot, Pendolino. 

Blending style and sophistication in the middle of the Sydney CBD, The Sebel Sydney Martin Place is prime for business stays, leisure trips to take in culture and cuisine, or weekend stay-cations in the city's bustling and historic heart.

Morena is a Latin American restaurant by chef Alejandro Saravia, who’s widely credited with bringing Peruvian cuisine to Australia.

Seeing as there is no better time for a virtual bakery to thrive—let us introduce you to La Maison Cookies.

Brow Confidence is a Sydney beauty studio dedicated to helping women transform their look and improve their confidence with brow shaping. Also offering an e-book and brow masterclass, you can learn from Lien Davies (brow expert with over ten years of experience) how to achieve your desired brow style and shape from home. 

An American diner on wheels, Nighthawk Diner serving old-fashioned classics for breakfast, lunch and dinner like subs and shakes. First off, we need to talk about the subs, because the chilli cheesesteak, with beef brisket and oh so much cheese, has grabbed our attention. 

Leaf Supply are Sydney's ultimate indoor plant people. Fresh-delivering gifts of greenery and potted happiness to doorsteps around Sydney, Leaf Supply believes green spaces are better places and foliage is the new flower.

Lemon Rose is a Sydney food trust that’ll transport your lucky little taste buds to a delicious Arabian night. Forget sacrificing your hard-earned cash in another restaurant and keep it casual at here, where Middle Eastern flavours meets American street eats.

From one (lactose intolerant) ice-cream lover to another, you’ll be over the moon to hear that Over the Moo have taken to Sydney’s roads (see what we did there?), bringing their vegan gelato goods with them. As Sydney’s first ever dairy-free ice-cream truck, Over the Moo was founded by Alexander Houseman, who felt that there was a severe lack of tasty dairy free alternatives in our fair city—and we couldn’t have agreed more..

Sydney now has a dessert delivery service and all of our dessert dreams have just come true. Sweet Vibes are ridiculously cute and their little boxes are packed with handmade goodies like a Lindt chocolate fudge popsicle (we’re listening), two chocolate pyramids in Tiffany blue (see, cute!), marbled vanilla cookies and a vanilla rose doughnut. 

ICYMI birthday cards are so 2016; now the only way to celebrate another spin around the sun is with a big ol’ cake delivered direct to your door.

Little Box Of Happiness is an awesome delivery service sending out bundles of joy to happy Sydney siders on the daily. Filled with goodies designed to lift your mood, help you relax and get you enjoying some "me time", the boxes are the perfect gift for anyone who needs a little extra sunshine in their lives, or just for yourself!

Prepare to throw any semblance of healthy eating out the window, team. There’s a new ice cream truck in town and (wait for it) they’re serving pimped scoops of deep fried ice cream. We still have no freaking idea how deep fried ice cream really works, but what we do know is a creamy scoop of goodness wrapped in a crispy shell is a damn good idea. Always. 

The freshest addition to Sydney's steak scene and the crowning jewel of Martin Place's insane $170 million transformation is Botswana Butchery.

In the heart of the city, as part of the multi-million-dollar glow-up of Martin Place, Cabana Bar is officially Sydney’s largest outdoor terrace bar.

AALIA is the newest restaurant from the ESCA Group, the team behind Nour in Surry Hills and Lilymu in Parramatta. The name AALIA loosely translates to elevated or exalted—meaning you can expect a heightened version of the polished, creative Arabic and Levantine-style food the group has become known for. 

Nudefish are right back at it again, opening their second poké store in as many months. Oh yeah, they’re bringing their poké bowls to the MLC Centre so you’ll never have a sad desk lunch again. While you’re busy dreaming of sashimi bars in Japan or poké shacks on a beach in Hawaii, these guys are the next best thing (promise). 

If you’re a coffee lover, you will soon become even more addicted. Fossix coffee will satisfy all those morning coffee cravings, with its micro roaster and high quality products. 

The Burger Project’s MLC Centre location is making sure that everyone in the CBD gets to experience burger perfection. Featuring the attention to quality and sustainability that Neil Perry is famous for, each of the ten burger varieties on offer feature Cape Grim beef, house-made pickles and secret sauce that make The Burger Project one of the best burger joints in Sydney.

Part deli, part pasta shop, part commercial kitchen, and part den of culinary action and inspiration, Fabbrica is an extension of the pasta we’ve come to know and love at Ragazzi—and a spot to live and breathe the ritual of pasta making, and then some.

Consider your after work drinks sorted thanks to the arrival of Bar Odessa on Pitt Street.

A slice of Greek paradise has snuck its way into Sydney, thanks to 1821.

Sitting in the middle of Martin Place, Hills Bros is not your average CBD café, embracing flavours from Latin America and Asia—with a healthier approach. The café is by the same guys as Reuben Hills, so you know it’s going to be good. The venue is open and communal, based in the foyer of an office building and the benches, concrete walls and contemporary furnishing give it an industrial vibe.

Grabbing a coffee in the CBD needs to be two things: quick and easy. Maybe a third: delicious. Soho Espresso ticks all of these boxes and then some. Without a doubt one of the busiest cafes in Sydney you’ll see, these guys always keep their cool under pressure.

A wonder unto itself, Sydney Chinese restaurant, Tim Ho Wan has long dazzled every palate that it has come across. Arguably the king of dim sums, this food phenomena utterly deserves its shiny Michelin star. Yet wonder of wonders, this culinary delight is accessible to us all, dubbed the worlds ‘cheapest Michelin starred restaurant’ with a pleasant price range to match.

Located in the MLC Centre, THR1VE is your one-stop-shop for clean food options. Offering customers a truly healthy eating experience, the focus at THR1VE is on the wellness of the consumer, this ethos informs each element of their menu. Highlights on the menu include their delicious breakfast bowls and paleo pancakes.

A favourite among the CBD crowd, Momo Brasserie combines a New York-style menu founded around reasonably priced and high quality fare. If you're heading in for lunch, be sure to sink your teeth into one of the deli sandwiches; the New York Pastrami is everything you could want in a lunch. 

If you can’t stray away from the ritual lunchtime sandwich, then Little Vienna in Martin Place is sure to please. Despite its name, Little Vienna ironically offers large inexpensive sandwiches overfilled with fresh ingredients in between toasted or soft bread.

Swedish clothing brand, Collection of Style (COS) has opened the doors to their second Australian store in Sydney’s iconic Commonwealth Bank chamber in Martin Place.

In a sea of trendy micropubs and small bars, sometimes all you need is a classic Sydney pub with cold beer, hot food and good company. That's where Martin Place Bar comes in. There is plenty of space to park yourself with a bevvy and catch up with mates, watch the sport, or grab a a feed.

Big cheese enthusiast? Italia Di Gusto are holding two incredibly tempting cheese tasting nights in November. On November 5th, it will be a parmesan evening, structured around how to take parmesan from appetiser to cake. Then on November 12, there will be an evening dedicated to pecorino, tasting the the different types and maturation. Both are completely free, and run from 5pm-8pm. 

Set within the historical Strand Arcade, La Rosa is the little sister of iconic Pendolino restaurant. Playing homage to their Italian roots with confessional-style décor and a pizza and pasta menu that is earning them a reputation around town (the good kind). 

Level seven of Westfield Pitt Street Mall has been empty since the shopping mecca reopened in 2010. This year, the vast space has become Babylon, a sprawling 800-seat Levantine-inspired rooftop bar and restaurant inspired by the once thriving ancient city.

If you’re not familiar with The Daily Edited (TDE.) then prepare to have your handbag-loving mind blown. TDE. is the place you head (either on the interwebs or in DJ’s Sydney) when you’re in desperate need of personalised leather goodies. ICYMI, every single one is crazy beautiful.

Once the home of a 24-hour club in Sydney's CBD, Barrio Cellar has paid homage to its ex-inhabitants with its glowing red "everything with tequila" signage. Naturally, we knew we had found our spirit animal in the form of a bar. The margaritas pack a punch, and are the perfect accompaniment to the Mexican food on offer at this Sydney bar. The incredibly Insta-worthy juicy burger is overflowing with cheese, and worth every calorie. For some traditional Mexican fare, go for a taco or quesadilla, they are some of the best we've had in Sydney.

Aussies have always loved meat (or veggie substitutes) sandwiched between two buns, but Slim's Quality Burger is here to bring back the burger craze days in a big way.

Sydney staple, Fratelli Fresh has a little brother in Fratelli Famous, which is part of a dual Fratelli offering coming to Westfield Sydney. It is the first (of hopefully many) pizzeria spin-offs where you can build your own gourmet takeaway pizza if you aren’t in the mood to dine in at the more traditional Italian eatery.

Sydney’s newest addition to the luxury fashion scene, Harrolds, has opened up in CBD Westfield. If you’re looking to treat yourself (who isn't?) after a hard-earned promotion, a breakup, running your first marathon, or just for making it to Friday in one piece (totally warranted), we guarantee your next purchase is hiding in Harrolds.

Jardin St James oozes the perfect amount of Parisian effortlessness sans a beret-clad man with a striped shirt and a baguette. Pair this with their coffee know how and that's your midweek brekkie/lunch sorted.

Your healthy happy hour begins from the moment you walk through the door of YogaBar in Sydney’s CBD. This place seriously has it all. Specifically, there are two luxe yoga and barre studios where you can sweat it out, work on your flexibility and get your arabesque on. There are nine class types to choose from so whether you are a beginner or a pro, there will be something for you.

Say hello to the newest member of the New Shanghai family! In this convenient CBD location, getting your hit of modern Shanghai-style cuisine is now easier than ever. With a menu based on old family recipes, New Shanghai is bubbling with Shanghai-style soup dumpling, noodles, hot pots, and pan-fried buns.

Fix Wine Bar + Restaurant in an inner city wine bar and restaurant looking after the business crowd every weekday. Open for lunch and dinner, their wine list is over 200 strong, ensuring there is always a wine to match all meals. They also have BYO available if tackling the wine list sounds like a daunting task. The menu changes with the seasons, but you can expect plates of lamb fat carrots served with hazelnuts, sherry and smoked yoghurt or a whole rainbow trout with capers and burnt butter when those post-work hunger pangs set in.

In a first for Sydney’s CBD, Caffeine Cartel is the only cafe to serve directly to customers on bustling Martin Place. It’s commandeered the lobby space of the United Overseas Bank (UOB) building, and can seat about 20 or so of you lucky souls inside, too.

If you love flavour and sharing a spontaneous meal amongst fifteen of your favourite friends, then this eclectic street food diner is right up your alley—with a menu stacked full of dishes to take your tastebuds from China to Hong Kong, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand. 

Kazan is the final piece of the puzzle for 25 Martin Place—the glowing new dining precinct in the heart of the CBD.

A.McDonald has been making bespoke shoes in Sydney since 1990. Moving to the Strand Arcade in 2013, they've aligned themselves with Australia’s leading boutique retailers and craftspeople and are certainly stepping up to the mark.

Responsible for introducing the basics back into your life, minimalist chic label, bassike is bringing their softer-than-soft organic jersey essentials to The Strand. Known for their high-end design and construction, bassike never compromises on the sustainability of their manufacturing processes. This translates into tailored, lightweight wardrobe staples and wear-anywhere premium knits and t-shirts. This is the place to head for an instant wardrobe overhaul.

Calling the iconic Strand Arcade home, Vintage Watch Co. is timeless (see what we did there?). Whether you’re a first-time watch-wearer, looking to sell or a collector, this Sydney store is the place to get some of the most stylish arm candy around.

It’s high time Sydney men finally got a beauty store dedicated to them! Originating from Melbourne, Men’s Biz was founded in 2006. Offering a curated selection of only the best men’s skin care, shaving and grooming products, Men’s Biz is the place to go for all your grooming needs.

Melbourne based and family owned, Koko Black redefines chocolate, as you know it. Ditch that ordinary chocolate box you’ve got prepared for the next barbeque and bring a fine selection of premium chocolates to the party instead. With a range of flavours to suit Mum, Dad, Nan and the health nut in the corner, Koko Black will please everyone’s taste buds. Pop in and grab a gift box for later, and a drink from the café upstairs for now. 

When The Strand Arcade opens a brand new boutique, it only means one thing—our credit card is in some serious danger—especially when it’s Camilla and Marc. This is the Aussie label’s fifth Sydney boutique and it certainly lives up to the expectations. The interior combines modern luxury with The Strand’s Victorian era design, where marble, glass and timber are king.