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If you like it hot, hot, hot, then you’ll love this yoga studio in Sydney. Lava Yoga is all about the Bikram yoga meaning you’ll sweat it out in a room that’s heated to a balmy 40 degrees. With a solid temperature, your muscles will be nice and warm which will help to prevent injury and limber you up well and good. 

The third location for this providore superstar, you can practically hear the Drummoyne crowd rejoice at the coming of Salt Meats Cheese. Of course you'll find an array of salts, meats and, of course, cheeses, but you'll also find a range of other gourmet products too. One thing is for certain at this deli in Sydney, you won't be leaving empty handed.

Salaryman’s ramen is jam-packed full of flavour, using the pork loin and bones to create one tasty tasty broth. Fitting in perfectly with its Surry Hills setting, this is not like your typical ramen joint. The outfit is raw and grungy, with New York style murals on the walls and melted plastics running into the floor.

Rare vintage clothing and unrivalled convenience collides with IRVRSBL's online boutique offering you the opportunity to indulge in your love of designer threads without ever having to leave the couch. The collection is tightly curated and will deliver vintage designer clothing with a difference. There is Moschino and Versace galore that will have you looking like Cindy Crawford circa 1994 in no time.

After seven years dormant, one of Sydney’s iconic old pubs, Hotel Palisade has returned with a new lease on life and the luxe décor to match. Once an institution in Sydney’s pub scene, the new Hotel Palisade has struck a balance between being your local pub, the venue of choice for your next event or an ideal location for a long family lunch.

Let the team of beauty and hair professionals give you the ultimate luxe experience when you step into the white washed walls of family business AlanaKristian. As the flagship institute of Kerastase and a L’Oreal Professional Specialist Colour salon, this beauty boutique is all about state of the art facilities and making you feel like a million dollars (and we are so okay with that).

Phase one of Daiso’s ploy to entice us in and never leave, the addition of Eat Asia to their CBD store in Regent Place sees the bright lights of Tokyo edging closer to our Sydney shores. Stocking a whole host of hard to find Asian goods with a particular focus on those hailing from the Japanese region, it’ll take your mid-week stir fry to new heights.

The Phoenix in Woollahra is Greek gem. Established by three Greek-Aussie brothers, these larger than life boys have looked out towards the sea for inspiration for their menu. Featuring fresh, local produce, seafood is the big drawcard at this Woollahra restaurant.

Yakitori Yurippi is another addition to the Japanese food scene in Crows Nest, and whether you are a vegetarian, pescetarian or a full on carnivore, you will not leave disappointed. Their menu is seasonal and in true Japanese fashion, it incorporates the freshest ingredients to deliver a homely and comfortable atmosphere that will have you returning week after week. 

Be prepared for cuteness overload when you set foot into the Hello Kitty Diner in Chatswood. Not that you'd expect anything less from this cartoon cat-themed cafe in Sydney! 

Family owned Indian restaurant Billu’s is a modest place offering homemade Indian food that is both healthy and tasty. With 25 years under their belt, Billu’s has attracted Bollywood stars, famous cricket players and locals with their popular menu items; gobi manchurian, pani purri and masala dosa.

Helping to bring beautiful blooms to your door day in and day out without having to wake up horrendously early to catch the flower markets, The Daily Bunch create a unique arrangement every single day.

An oasis in the heart of Sydney’s bustling Chippendale, the Rooftop Pool and Bar at The Old Clare Hotel will leave you well equipped for a lazy summer session. Plus, with yoga, boxing classes and personal training available to the whole neighbourhood and Sydney’s skyline as your backdrop, Sunday morning has never looked this good. 

Boasting a full three levels of Italian treats, Lot.1 combines traditional Italian with a tapas style of dining so that you and all your guests can taste everything on the menu. Perfect for your next long lunch, this restaurant in Sydney’s CBD has a modern flare with dishes like kingfish carpaccio and torta caprese (a soft centred chocolate dessert) gracing the menu.

Having sharpened up his skills in Michelin Star restaurants abroad, Chef Leonard Michaud proudly sources local, premium produce for his black and white menus.

Get ready to wink and blink in uber-style; Elegant Lashes is onto international lash and brow trends before they even happen. Even if you’re not so sure whether you’re looking for long, accentuated spidery lashes or brows with more body than Beyonce, the team at Elegant Lashes offers free consultations to help you decide how to transform your eyes.

This pretty little terrace cafe in Surry Hills is what beautiful brunch dreams are made of. Upstairs you'll find an airy, cosy retreat resembling the kind of living room you wish you actually had, with a summery balcony you'll want to linger around in. It's the only backdrop fitting of the brunch dishes that come out, where the syrup-kissed hotcakes appear alongside artfully placed local fruits (which change with the season) and of course, mascarpone. 

Nothing beats a good old Italian feed, especially one that hits all the spots while you’re on the go. The Italian word for ‘shop selling fried food’, Friggitoria serves up melt in your mouth Italian street food. Whether it be arancini or calamari you’re after, or pizza fritta and panzerotto, Friggitoria has got you covered and coming back for more. 

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. 

Exercise doesn’t have to always be about going to the gym, this is something Sydney has figured out in the past few years and we’re totally on board with the new and fun ways to get fit.

Grocery & Grog is a delightful addition to The Henson, keeping Marrickville punters fed well and proper with this new deli and bottle shop.

Hear ye, beer ye. Tudor Hall is the perfect Redfern pub for a low-key boozy arvo.

Della Hyde has breathed new life into what was once a grand hotel on Oxford Street bringing good food, good booze and good times to thirsty Sydneysiders. This Darlinghurst bar is keeping things flirty and fresh with period lighting, tiled floors and brass finishes that make you feel as though you've been transported to another era.

The collaboration of dreams has come to be a reality for Sydneysiders with Dumplings and Beer serving it up in Darlinghurst. With a menu that sports an extensive array of dumplings comprised of every desirable filling, this Sydney restaurant and bar will nobly continue to serve the people with dumplings and beer.

Don’t be fooled into thinking this chain restaurant won’t deliver the dumpling goods because this World Square restaurant is an authentic Shanghai experience in the heart of the Sydney CBD. The menu is packed with the usual suspects like noodles, Chinese hotpot and endless pork options.

The solid work of Cabelo Culture has been spread by word of mouth, so you know it’s good! With creative people creating a little magic everyday, adding splashes of colour and fresh cuts to many, many Sydneysiders, Cabelo Culture is your trustworthy hairdresser to achieve any look you have in mind. 

Just in time for those summertime Sunday sessions, The White Cockatoo in Petersham has re-launched as The West Village. Decked out with communal tables and a menu heaving with share plates makes this spot perfect for those breezy Sunday afternoons with your mates. Plus, with brews by Will & Co. coffee, there is a little something for everyone.

If you're a Hills District local then you'll know allllll about Millone's. It's the neighbourhood Italian restaurant serving up old faithful dishes like spaghetti prawn and prosciutto pizza. If you’re not usually one to order a starter, then it’s time to change your ways and treat yourself to a cheeky garlic crust pizza, or the grilled haloumi. Trust us. The décor here is something else, with NRL paraphernalia lining the walls and if you’re lucky you might even run into one of the stars themselves, because they seem to love Millone’s just as much as we do.

Located in south-west Sydney, Glacage is a local brunch favourite. The décor at this Sydney cafe is The Grounds of Alexandria meets Morocco with bright flowers adorning the café and beautifully printed tile walls and tables.

Whether you want to impress at your next client lunch or cocktail reception, let Core Catering do the talking with their selection of artisan food. A gold license caterer, their bespoke menu suits all your corporate needs.

At Le Spit Cyclery, two-wheeled transportation is serious business. Basically a go-to for anyone wanting to ride their bicycle, this Mosman bike shop not only sells bikes, but offers repairs as well as free bicycle maintenance courses. Stocking a range of bikes, gear and parts, whether you’re in need of some lycra or find yourself with a damage geared, this is the place to go.

Established by a hubby and wife duo, The Barberia is the Surry Hills salon that treats you like you’re family. Focussing on an ethos that aims to gift patrons with stylish hair that is easy to maintain and manage at home (finally!) whether your mane is long, short, or fading in colour, these guys have got you covered.

The Parlour is one of the best places hands down for any tattoo design in Sydney. They’re all about walk-ins (woo!), custom designs and precision, which is pretty much all you need to hear going into a tattoo parlour. Located in the centre of Balmain, these guys are family operated with artists who live and breathe tattoo artistry. So you can feel guaranteed that you’ll walk out with fresh ink of the highest quality and design.

Melbourne fashion fave, Viktoria + Woods has set up shop in Sydney so we can get our too eager hands on their lust-worthy pieces in person. Designed by interior designer extraordinaire Fiona Lynch, their Paddington shopfront will fit right into the fashion row that is Glenmore Road with a colour palette of muted neutrals. 

If you’re looking to get a little cheeky with a side of class, the Darlo Country Club is just that. Brought to you by the brains behind The Lobo Plantation and The Island, this latest venture sees the swank of country club style making it’s way onto the Sydney bar scene. Complete with dark leather seats, linen panelling and a pastel pink entrance, this Darlinghurst bar and diner is the place to pop your polo collars along with a bottle of champers.

With only a sunroom and a dream, the boutique hair salon Winnie Mac was born. Jordan Winzer has worked in some of the top hair salons in Sydney and London and specialises in balayage hair colouring, short textured cuts and styled men cuts. This one-man show has created a chilled out space to get to know you and create that effortless result. You know you'll get that one-on-one special treatment.

Known for their imported cured meats and gourmet cheeses with a difference (hello truffle brie!) Jean Louis Joseph is the real deal, and the locals would expect nothing less. The café menu is teaming with all of our breakfast favourites but with a distinct European twist. Think truffle salsa scrambled eggs and baguettes brimming with prosciutto and provolone cheese. And let’s not forget the coffee, which is carefully prepared to give you that delicious morning caffeine hit. 

For authentic Indian flavours and fare, head on over to Manjit’s Indian Restaurant. Originating from Corrimal, the Indian restaurant has now hit Sydney CBD and Balmain. Whether it’s date night or a family night out, Manjit’s got you covered with their range of traditional Indian cuisines. With their extensive range of naans, curries such as Goan Beef Vindaloo and Kochin Bug Curry, Manjit's has a taste and flavour to suit everyone.

Looking to update your fitness routine? Why not take a run at Body Classique Health Fitness & Dance Centre. Internationally recognised as an affiliate studio of Antigravity Yoga and Fitness, Body Classique is the place to go to turn your world upside down. Run by Samara Lee Hedges, Body Classique run exciting and unique fitness and dance glasses that provide guidance, motivation and guidance.

Originally conceived as a bar, Annata in Crows Nest is a modern Australian restaurant with a focus on good wine and cocktails. Former bartender at Rockpool Bar & Grill, Christian Blair works with head chef, Jimmy Richardson from Altitude and the Bridge Room, to bring to life Australian produce.

With beards being the new male accessory, the next question is where to maintain that growing mane. That’s where the Grand Royal Barbers in the Sydney CBD comes in. Headed by a fifth generation barber, whether you’re due for a cut, trim or shave, you can rest assured that you’re beard will be well looked after.

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.

Tra Mi is the Vietnamese restaurant in Marrickville that’s serving up unpretentious food that packs a flavour punch. You’ll be spoilt for choice at this joint with a menu that basically lets you pick whatever protein you want. Shallot and ginger scallops? Sure thing. Steamed vermicelli noodle salad with spring rolls? Yes please! Lemongrass & chilli crocodile? Ummm, sure!

If you're looking for some good Asian food in Bondi, make your way to MAMASAN on Beach Road. Flavours range from Japanese to Taiwanese and include morsels like sashimi, duck pancakes and delicious dumplings. Gemma Lin and Adam Hunt are the duo behind MAMASAN and are inspired by the flavours they come across on their annual trips to Taiwan and Japan.

The guys at Elatte Café not only encourage but also fuel our unhealthy attachment to coffee (it’s Allpress Espresso so it’s no wonder why). Warm and inviting, the walls of this Padstow cafe are dressed with cutesy art that make you feel right at home and ready to dig in.

The third Sydney addition for this Canadian juggernaut, Kit & Ace is making sure that everyone has access to their lust-worthy clothing with their latest Bondi store. Achieving the near impossible task of creating clothes that are both comfortable and stylish, Sydneysiders can put their trackie-daks away and step-out in style.

J&M is an intimate whisky bar that's opened in the historic Angel Hotel in Sydney's CBD. A tribute to the late John Hemmes, this chic bar is located at the House of Merivale fashion outlet and has the décor to match - including bespoke haberdashery cabinets that are full of the ingredients that make up the Chivas Regal showcase they have launched with.

Where does it all come together in seamless style, edginess, taste and aesthetic? Black Boho, that’s where. In the mood for quirky hand-made bangles, scarves and peanut butter swirl cookies? Most people would tell you you’re dreaming, no place would provide all of that in a breeze of proximity and convenience. Black Boho does and they do it with flair.

These guys know how to have a good time, with their buzzing atmosphere and casual dining set to a soundtrack of traditional music. Their South American flavours with our beautiful Australian produce are a match made in Latino heaven and will keep your taste buds on their toes all night. 

Paddock is the cafe in Surry Hills you to head if you can’t decide whether to play it naughty or nice this Sunday morning. For a naughty start to the day, order the French toast with its crisp exterior and soft middle, doused in sweet raspberry syrup, salty maple peanut butter (!!!) and berry compote. If you are feeling nicer, opt for the fruity acai bowl or zucchini fritters served over thinly sliced salmon gravlax, poached egg, avocado, ricotta and spicy dukkah. If in doubt, order one of each and share with your mate.

Former My Kitchen Rule sisters, Helena and Vikki Moursellas, have opened an open style kitchen within Civic Saloon. Located downstairs of Thai restaurant, Holy Basil, the food is a combination of modern Australian meets Greek and is decorated in a deco classic style.

This one comes with a warning because D Bowls is super addictive. Sometimes, there’s nothing better than having all your food in the convenience of a bowl. The team here makes snacking super easy and serve up some damn good dishes including their famous tropical acai bowls, a beautiful, fruity concoction that all the locals are loving.

Masters of balayage and pearlescent colour, the folks at Sydney hair salon, Visare are constantly on trend alert. Equipped to treat your hair the way it deserves to be treated, with Olaplex and keratin, they do suburban hair without the huge flatscreen, nor the 80’s look.

Fat Panda is a gem in Canley Heights plating up affordable and delicious modern Asian dishes heavily influenced by Japanese cuisine. With a sushi train chugging around the open kitchen, where you can watch your food being prepared, Fat Panda is very pretty to look at.

Superfood Sushi is sushi as you’ve never had it before. Think watermelon, kiwi, and raw zucchini spaghetti, and you are looking at some of Superfood’s creative and totally vegan-friendly creations.

French café in Sydney, La Cachette, has that touch of French class that we all need every now and then. From marble table tops to fresh-baked baguettes, we are especially loving their all-day breakfast menu.

Parliament on King has made the news for its important work with refugees and asylum seekers, organising barista training sessions, providing a catering service which employs them, and running a Saturday family dinner service which dishes up those feel-good feeds made by refugees and asylum seekers employed onsite. 

Floating is not your usual way to relax and "let go" of everything - but then, this isn't any old place to de-stress. Sydney Float Centre is home to one of the city's best kept wellness secrets - floatation therapy.

King Street Cyclery is a place where you can buy anything cycling related with a twist. If you’ve noticed the weird and wonderful window displays which in the past have featured an alien and a Santa Claus riding bicycles, you’ve spotted King Street Cyclery. This bike shop in Sydney is your go-to whether you are a commuter, tourer, racer, or newbie who needs adult training wheels.

Wandering into Bliss and Chips looking for some greasy seafood after a couple of cold ones and you’d think nothing of it. All your fish and chippie standards are there: fish cocktails, deep-fried prawns, calamari, pluto pups, burgers and even deep-fried Mars bars. But hidden behind the mustachioed fish logo of this Newtown fish and chips shop is a pretty awesome secret. It’s the first vegan (and gluten-free) fish and chip shop in Sydney. Say what?!