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Pioneers of Inidan dining in Darling Harbour, Zaaffran have been holding down the harbour fort for 17 years, with their authentic blend of culture rich cuisine and the freshest Australian produce.

Think all of India's fast serve street food in the one convenient location—Chatswood Westfield's Hawker Lane. Specialising in Kathi Rolls, Chachu’s also serve up a mean biryani as well as their own homemade mango lassi. Perfect for vegetarians as well, with an ample offering of veggie everything! 

The word canteen has a sense of nostalgia about it, because it reminds us of all of our favourite parts of school (the eating parts). It suggests treats and happiness, which is fitting, since that’s exactly what Everyday Canteen is all about. With hearty yet nutritious breakfast options, like the roasted pumpkin & poached eggs served with feta and hummus on sourdough and a cabinet full of cakes, your belly will be thanking you for days. We can’t stop thinking about the homemade toasted coconut lamingtons, because they’re that damn good. The space is vast and fresh with indoor plants aplenty, so you’ll want to settle in for a while and spend your morning at Everyday Canteen.

Henry Lee’s is a welcome addition to the newly developed arts and culture precinct of 16 Eveleigh Street Redfern. Joining Cake Wines, Henry Lee’s are masters of flavour, coffee, seasonal produce and sustainable living.

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.

You can’t get more quintessentially Sydney than Beach Flow. Smack bang in the throws of Bondi, at this yoga studio in Sydney you’ll find new and inventive takes on yoga practice including aerial yoga, candle lit yin yoga and yogaflow catered to a wide spectrum of different skill levels.

The Judge Judy of burgertown is here to serve some sweet, sweet justice on Sydney. With burgers and boozy drinks ever-present buzzwords – Guilty is your next go-to for lunch and dinner.

Elegance meets delicious at the Garden Court Restaurant at the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth. This is a bit of a secret spot where you'd have to know about it to find it (which is why we love it). At this French restaurant in Sydney you’ll find a laid-back yet sophisticated take on French cuisine.

Surry Hills’ local watering hole, The Horse, is the ideal place to unwind and knock back a couple of cheeky bevvies after work this Friday. They run a killer Tuesday night trivia, which will have you embracing your competitive streak and forgetting allllll about the work week.

Feel like you've entered your very own (polish) lounge room when you head to at Alchemy Café Restaurant on Crown Street. The warm and friendly vibes will have you feeling like you've found your long lost Polish family and all they want to do is to feed your hangry European alter ego. Don't hold back here—the menu falls far from short of things to eat. Grab the homemade golabki or goose to feel like a native, but if your not game enough to try, then the fried potato pancake is an a crowd pleaser that doesn’t make you venture far out of your comfort zone.

Set in a modern dining room, Bistro Remy at the Langham is all about affordable, sustainable and pretty delish dining. With great hospitality, your needs are totally met at this swanky bistro. Dorset Lamb Saddle or Melanda Park Pork Belly are favourites of the chef, as well as the twice cooked gruyere. Ooh la la. 

Boutique café, Henley’s Wholefoods is coming to Surry Hills. Serving their signature gluten and dairy free fare, Henley’s are well known for super nourishing (and delicious) breakfast and brunches. Yep, breakfast AND brunches. They have a separate menu for each, because they understand our need to ease into a Sunday afternoon gently.

Home cooked family recipes from North Thailand comes to Chatswood at Nahm Jimm. Set in a little shack, our go-to dish is the kor moo yang (chargrilled pork neck) with a serving of khao neow (sticky rice). Make sure to pick up Nahm Jimm’s homemade pork crackling for the ride home, because there's nothing that screams satisfied like a good crackle, right? 

Amongst the hustle and bustle of mid-week in North Sydney, Bourke Street Bakery is a hole in the wall storefront, serving artisan sourdough and piping hot pastries. You can pick up something to go – we recommend the pork and fennel sausage roll or a sneaky white chocolate, passionfruit & meringue tart. Alternatively you can drop in to stock up on your weekly loaves of fruit sourdough or classic rye.

Located in the beachside suburb of Bronte, Moxhe is a modern Australian restaurant that is taking advantage of the fresh seafood on their doorstep. Their concept is to bring the diversity of the Sydney Fish Market to the table, which is clear in their menu. The dishes incorporate uniquely Australian produce, like the hand picked sand crab with cauliflower, kohlrabi and lemon thyme. Don’t skip out on dessert either, because there’s an apple tart (served with cognac ice-cream) that has your name all over it.

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.

The Swanson is a local pub in Erskineville that is perfect for an after work drink, a delicious meal with the fam and just kicking back on a weekend with some mates.

Whimsical and inspired yoga to match the uniqueness of a name like Humming Puppy, this Melbourne born yoga studio is planting its roots in Redfern. Focussed on a creative and resonant space and its ‘hum’, there are a plethora of classes, dynamic and targeted towards whatever experience you desire.

If you are a sourdough (or carb) enthusiast, then you are likely familiar with one of Sydney's best bakeries, Bourke Street Bakery. Located in the heart of Barangaroo, their store is ideal for popping in on the way to work to stock up on your favourite treats or for settling in for the longer haul. They serve coffee, pies, sausage rolls, tarts, cakes and all kinds of carby wonders.

Grandma Moses knows good bread.

If you're looking for a florist in Sydney who adds a bit of cool to your blooms, then Sophia Kaplan is your go to gal. Specialising in loose and creative designs, Sophia does floral and plant styling for anything from boho weddings to photoshoots to events. Wild and whimsical, we love the personal touch (and a whole lotta love) that go into her creations.

Ensuring that you are never too far from cheese, pizza and pasta, Salt Meats Cheese has opened yet another Italian restaurant in Sydney... This time in Broadway. The New York-style menu, created by hatted Chef Simona Ciantelli features truffle burgers, flaming parmesan wheels and the old-faithful Napoli pizza.

Gleebook’s is a quaint bookstore in Sydney’s Inner West, with literally (you guessed it) every book you can image. Whether you're a small human, a design nerd, weekend chef or literary AF, you're guaranteed to find your next read here. 

If Charlotte’s Little Sister is anything like her predecessors; Charlotte’s Cafe and Baby Charlotte, we have nothing to worry about with another addition to this delicious little family! The fun loving vibes are spreading as these nourishing, wholesome feeds takeover Sydney with their newest cafe opening at the Australian Technology Park in Eveleigh.

From the boys of the Swillhouse Group (Shady Pines, The Baxter Inn, Frankie's Pizza) Restaurant Hubert is bringing a bit of the old school back with this French-inspired restaurant. Think dishes like chicken fricassee, steak with pepper sauce and creme caramels all with a modern twist conjured up by head chef Dan Pepperell (ex 10 William Street).

Step right up Sydney, an eerie and exotic establishment has rolled into town and bears a triple threat of spectacular bars all under the one roof. The Oxford Circus is Sydney’s hottest night spot, brought to you from the crew that created Low302, the new institution will add some antique decadence to the Oxford Street strip.

Since opening in December, Little Lord Café in Camperdown has proved that sometimes simple really is best. The menu (made using only a sandwich press) offers seasonal salads, cheese toasties and slices so good your nan could have made them. The 1960’s inspired space, created by former Two Chaps Barista, Graeme Alexander and wife Jax, is light, bright and homely.

Deus Cafe has relaunched as Deus Bar & Kitchen to bring some seriously good Middle Eastern and Mediterranean inspired eats to Camperdown for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The space has an industrialised feel that lends itself to being either the perfect spot for a relaxed meal or your new go to for drinks and snacks at the bar with friends.

Authentic flavours and top quality Australian meat is king at Traditional Gyradiko, the family run gyros shop in Rosebery. Their vision is to show the rest of the world how tasty and simple Greek food can really be and, if their traditional gyros are anything to go by, we would say it's mission accomplished.

Hidden above Collector Store in Surry Hills, Nail Polish Addicts Anonymous (aka NPAA) has opened their doors to the public, offering both bedazzled and classic chic manicures. This private club turned boutique nail salon caters to the needs of nail polish lovers everywhere, bringing styles seen in publications like Oyster and V Magazine to the good people of Sydney.

After conquering London, Sydney clothing brand Jac + Jack has come back home. Opening their third store on Gould Street in Bondi Beach, you can expect the same sense of luxury that the brand is known for. Think cashmere, linen, fine cotton and silk in all of the monochrome shades that your heart desires. 

Scooping out some of Sydney's best gelato, RivaReno Gelato is bringing authentic Italian desserts to the shores of Barangaroo. The gelato here will be some of the softest and creamiest you'll come across and the guys here use fresh ingredients (no artificial flavourings here!) including single origin Valrhona chocolate, caramelised pecans and ‘high altitude’ mascarpone, as well as pistachios, hazelnuts and almonds that have been imported from Italy.

If you’re after a new wardrobe or just a statement piece, then Incu Paddington is where you’ll want to head if you’re east side. With a range of local and international designers, you’ll be sure to find something to give your credit card a bit of a work out. But don’t worry, it’ll be worth it.

Your one stop shop for luxury international designer clothing in Sydney's CBD, head to Incu to stock up on brands like; Rag & Bone, Isabel Marant and Comme des Garcons. From luxury sweaters to perfectly fitting jeans and dresses that will quickly become wardrobe staples, this is where you go to treat yourself. 

For a full body work out, head to the friendly folk at Ultimate Pilates in Rosebery. With a range of classes including Suspension Training, Pilates, Weights and the unique Bow Pilates, Ultimate Pilates are there to support you in your fitness goals. Classes are capped at eight clients which ensures personalised attention during the intensive 45 minute sessions. If you're looking for more tailored exercise, the personal training offered by Coach Ali and the team will design a program to suit your needs.

Serving up some of the finest coffee on the North side of the bridge, this buzzing café in Mosman attracts locals for its dynamic menu and ridiculously good brew. What The Penny Royal lacks in space, it certainly makes up in just about everything else.

Featuring a curated collection of men's apparel in Sydney’s CBD, Incu will challenge the strength of your credit card and self control alike. They offer unparalleled access to international designers such as Kenzo, Garrett Leight, Outerknown and Acne Studios ensuring that you will leave with a new wardrobe of luxury yet totally wearable clothing, that only comes from a little bit of indulgence.

Originating in Malaysia in 2005, the Pitt Street Mall is the latest mark on the map from the PappaRich Group. With a menu designed to suit the fast-paced city life, PappaRich Express are serving up tasty noodle and rice dishes, as well as their cult favourite chicken skins, Malaysian refreshments and more. We're particularly big fans of the Pappa Asam Laksa!

Coming to the rescue of the mops of the busy modern gent, The Barber Shop has launched their second storefront in South Barangaroo.

Prepare your stomachs, people! Gelato Messina have (unsurprisingly) gone above and beyond and are bringing you a dessert degustation to their OG home in Darlinghurst. With a seven-course menu made up entirely of dessert, which may seem like a sugary mountain to climb, but they assure us that it won't be like eating seven scoops of Messina in one sitting. It will be more like a dining experience with super creative dishes that won't leave you in a sugar coma.

Lower Mekong is plating up quality Vietnamese street-food in Kensington Street, Sydney’s multicultural dining precinct.

Reinvigorating the once abandoned historical tyre factory, Bar Machiavelli Rushcutters Bay is an inspiringly new take on traditional Italian cuisine. Learning the ropes from older sibling Machiavelli CBD, owner Paola Toppi’s experience at Sciue Sciue Double Bay, and her general know how from living in a home packed with family Italian foodies, Bar Machiavelli already has all the makings of a restaurant favourite, before the doors even open.

Combining the signature American design aesthetic of the Coco Republic and the rich Italian heritage of Vittoria Coffee the L’Americano Espresso Bar offers a unique hospitality service. This Sydney café celebrates the artisan food renowned in the Italian Riveria, complementing a breakfast and lunch menu complete with locally sourced produce in a relaxed Italian style.

Bringing in the fashuns from around the world (and locally too), Incu Paddington Mens delivers the goods in the fashion department. Cultivating looks to fit your lifestyle, the warm, modern and stylish floor plan creates a haven for those looking to update their wardrobe (even for those who hate shopping).

For lovers of handmade baked delights, Bourke Street Bakery will be right up your alley. With a hands-on approach to baking, mixing in dedication, hard work and love, this once small-time corner store business has grown into a Sydney institution where bakers and chefs create some of the best baked goods in Sydney. And, as usual, don’t miss out on their classic sausage rolls because they are basically heaven in a paper bag.

Through an unassuming door in a Penrith car park you'll find The Union Restaurant. Don't let that put you off; the locals have been on to a good thing for years. Once you open the big, red door you'll find yourself in a land of tapas and wine (yes, you've arrived in heaven).

Cronulla RSL is no average RSL. This place is an absolute institution for locals and it’s pretty obvious why. 

Tarboosh Grill specialises in Lebanese chicken and lamb dishes galore. The highlight is definitely the special chilli, lemon and garlic sauce—seriously, smother us, baste us, roast us in it becuase this sauce does very good things. Everything here is served with dips and tabouli, so obviously these guys have their priorities in order and those priorities happen to align perfectly with ours. 

Gelato Franco is the brainchild of Franco Riservato, the genius who made gelato at Leichhardt's Bar Italia for two decades… so he knows what’s up in the gelato world. This old school gelateria on Marrickville Road sells a tiramisu gelato that is an absolute life-changer (seriously). Tinged with coffee and topped with big hunks of chocolate sponge soaked in Sicilian Marsala wine (and then more coffee!), this is just a small scoop of the rich, smooth and creamy gelato on offer. The best bit? Franco makes each new flavour from scratch. Oh, and the serving sizes are something to be admired.

With four successful stores across Sydney, Kurtosh has brought Hungary to life in the streets of Surry Hills. Appropriately named after the popular Hungarian chimney cake, Kurtosh will steal your heart as you watch the cakes rolled, cooked and sprinkled with cinnamon-sugar while you wait.

Omeio artisanal delicatessen recently opened its doors to the people of Paddington with a promise to provide top quality food that’s ethically and honestly sourced and sold (so it gets a big tick from us). The menu is based on whatever is in season, so while it changes daily, it never disappoints. The home-made, Greek-inspired meals (think moussake and spanakopita) taste so good that your yaiyai could have made them. Sourcing from local suppliers, Omeio combines the delicious flavours of Europe with the best produce Australia has on offer—a match we happen to think is made in heaven.

Let's not beat around the (weed) bush. D'Munchies is a stoner cafe. Yes, that's right. A cafe for stoners or stoner-food enthusiasts.

The Pyrmont Bridge Hotel is just like your local pub, but with way better views over the city. Set in the middle of Pyrmont, the drinks flow all day long (it’s literally open 24/7), so it’s the perfect place to pre game before a night out, or to settle in for Friday drinks. Their happy hour runs from 5pm–6pm and you should probably grab one of their delicious share plates while you’re there. Order the PHB grazing board for a trio of dips with flat bread and some crispy chick wings, or if you’re working on that summer body, then go for their pumpkin, rocket, and haloumi salad doused in a tangy pomegranate dressing.

Feminine florals, dreamy whites and playful jumpsuits are king at Alice McCALL. And with some of the most flattering silhouettes in the business, we can feel our credit cards pulling us towards their Paddington boutique already. Their signature fresh white interior and minimalist décor allows the luxury clothes to speak for themselves.

These guys have collected a heap of awards, giving them the reputation of Australia’s best seafood restaurant. Their philosophy is simple, they serve the freshest fish, exactly the way you like it prepared, which sounds like a pretty good deal to us. The blackboard at Garfish is constantly changing, featuring only the freshest market fish sourced that morning.

Tucked in Crows Nest, Bo Thai has all your Thai favourites, be it the pad Thai or the coconut milky goodness that is massaman curry. But if you’re after something a littleeeeee bit different, this place is sure to hit the spot. Firstly, Bo Thai doesn’t look like your ordinary Thai restaurant—there’s no dark walls or seriously dimmed lighting, so you can actually see the interior, the person sitting across from you and what you’re eating (small details).

Scandinavian style interiors have well and truly made their way into Australian homes over the past decade. Moving towards clean and fresh no-fuss furniture that balances just on the right side of stark, Australians will love the Scandinavian furniture emporium Fred International have opened their fresh showroom in Rosebery. The series of large-scale dioramas will help you re-imagine your personal living space, complete with furniture, fireplace and homely feel.

Continuing their takeover of Sydney and firmly staking their claim as Sydney’s original Artisan Sourdough Bakery, Sonoma’s Rose Bay outpost is open for business.

From the comfort of Eastwood, you’ll take your taste buds on an exotic adventure to Korea the moment you step into Jonga Jip. Serving up a range of classic rice, noodle and BBQ dishes one thing’s for sure, you won’t be leaving hungry. If you fancy a bit of DIY cooking, Jonga Jip is your default. You can cook at your table like the chef you’ve always wanted to be, on a sizzling table stove, and choose from a huge selection of BBQ meats that have been marinated for hours. 

Sydney’s charcoal chicken game is strong and "Silvos" in Petersham is up there with the best.