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Once a tram stop, now a bar-restaurant hybrid and Bondi favourite, The Corner House has perfected the art of providing good food and great drinks. On the lower level it's all about the culinary experience, with a view of the open kitchen and wide windows overlooking the street. Wood-fired pizzas are the order of the day with specialties like the Ben Buckler (prawns, white anchovies, provolone cheese) and the Gonzo (Swiss browns, fontina cheese, thyme).

Gertrude & Alice Café Bookstore in Bondi is a book-lover's dream. Hard and softbacks are literally everywhere; on the walls, the floor, and even the tables.

Designed to emulate a classic French bistro, the décor features Parisian subway tiles, imported chandeliers and the wait staff are adorned in floor-length aprons with bowties. The menu is as French as the setting, with steak tartare, gruyère soufflé and beef bourguignon featured. Felix Bistro and Bar is a charming European experience in the heart of the CBD.

"Drinks and atmosphere" is the simple motto of Bulletin Place. Despite being small in stature, Bulletin Place is fast becoming a cult favourite among Sydneysiders. It offers a refined drinks menu with lots of fruit flavours (try the Mandarin Tall Boy). Enjoy a cocktail and the laid-back comfortable atmosphere at Bulletin Place.

A mecca for high-end design, The Corner Shop, William Street Paddington, delivers an array of emerging local and international labels. With brands including; Isabel Marant, Kenzo, Ellery and Romance was Born, you'll find a highly curated selection of designer womenswear, footwear and accessories. 

Once you have found Palmer & Co., hidden down an alleyway and flight of stairs, you'll be transported straight back to the 1920s. From the flapper-styled bar staff and jazz music, to the tiled floors and exposed brick walls, Palmer & Co. emulates the era with great success. Cocktails and whiskies are the drink of choice, while macaroni and cheese satisfies hungry patrons. 

With mouth-watering sausage rolls (the pork fennel are amazing), artisan loafs and assorted sweetcakes (the cinnamon scrolls and lemon tarts are a must), Bourke Street Bakery is a Sydney institution. Whether you visit the Alexandria, Surry Hills, Marrickville or Potts Point locations, Bourke Street Bakery consistently serves up delicious baked goods on the sweet and savoury scale.

Just when you thought you knew Mexican food, Cantina Bar takes it up a notch with a refreshing, modern take on Peruvian and Brazilian. The two brothers who started Cantina Bar, Daniel and Ryan, are passionate about bringing genuine, traditional flavours to Aussie tastebuds, and doing things right. 

Herbie's Spices is a one-stop-shop for all your herb and spice needs. The range at Herbie's Spices contains no fillers, starches, MSG, or additives, making them the perfect addition to any gourmet's cupboard of tricks.

Raw Bar is an award-winning Japanese restaurant that for starters delivers authentic, mouth-watering sushi and sashimi, dinner bento boxes and teriyaki dishes. Their new menu is designed for sharing, meaning that you'll be able to make your way through so much more of the menu.

From the team that brought you Porch and Parlour, The Hill Eatery is the latest addition to Bondi's north end. With a philosophy of farm to plate, The Hill Eatery serves up delicious breakfast and lunch fare, and a tapas-style dinner menu. There's also live blues on a Sunday afternoon to accompany their Sunday roast.  

Located near Sydney's famous Bondi Beach, Nordic Fusion offers a colourful selection of Scandinavian design. You'll find an array of beautiful textiles, clogs and sandals, accessories, as well as a pantry stocked with some of the tastiest sweets from across Scandinavia (think Marabou chocolates, Leksands crispbread and Pearl sugar).  

Fika Swedish Kitchen in Manly offers breakfast, open sandwiches, Swedish teas and traditional house-made desserts. At this beachside eatery, the stylish Nordic design creates a light and airy ambience and lends Fika Swedish Kitchen a relaxed feel. 

Oishi Furniture & Homewares boasts a collection of Belgium furniture (in solid European Oak or Teak) and a wide range of home accessories. Oishi Furniture & Homewares is known for its timeless aesthetic in dining, entertainment and bedding furniture. 

Papaya combines the beauty of raw materials with contemporary design in their homewares collection. Papaya creates three unique collections each year in partnership with artisans from across the globe. The Papaya range spans furniture, glassware, textiles and home décor. 

Conveniently located in Potts Point, The Apollo offers a bar and restaurant experience where traditional Greek dishes are celebrated and presented immaculately. Warm, house-made pita bread arrives in pizza boxes, while the taramasalata comes individually served (delicious!). For groups, you can't go past the set menu, which includes seven satisfying courses.  

Set in a historic sandstone building, The Cookhouse serves up fine wine and delicious modern-Australian fare off their blackboard menu. If you're looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, The Cookhouse's dark chocolate and macadamia nut brownie is a standout.

Small Spaces design store is bursting with fresh, ingenious and multifunctional ideas for small spaces, hence the name. Boasting a beautiful selection of Danish and Japanese designs, Smallspaces offers a range of storage solutions, custom-made sofas and daybeds, all perfect for modern-day urban living.  

Famed for their unique breakfast fare (which features everything from pea fritters to pork belly and Malaysian breakfast curry), The Rag Land is quickly becoming a Sydney favourite. Nestled on the border of Waterloo and Redfern, this tasty little café boasts coffee by Golden Cobra, homemade minty lemonade, and a selection of sweat treats.  

Representing established international and Australian artists, as well as emerging talent, MCLEMOI Gallery, located in Chippendale, houses a contemporary collection. MCLEMOI Gallery's ethos focuses upon creating a sense of community and a space for learning.  

Three Beans serves up delicious organic coffee and a great selection of breakfast and lunch fare. This beachside gem is loved for its fresh, tasty sandwiches and wraps, and ultra-friendly service. Three Beans is a Manly local's favourite.

The Design Hunter is the brainchild of interior designer Melissa Bonney. Sourcing art, homewares, furniture and lifestyle products, which resonate with Melissa's holistic design sensibility: a healthy balance between aesthetic and function, The Design Hunter offers a highly curated collection of bespoke pieces. Additionally, The Design Hunter provides interior design and property styling services.

The Bronte Sewing Room caters to sewing beginners through to seasoned professionals. On offer at The Bronte Sewing Room are a variety of creative workshops, from crochet and knitting classes, to pattern making and kids' school holiday programs.  

A treasure trove of Aboriginal art, crafts and textiles, The Gallery Shop sources beautiful pieces from both emerging and well-established Australian artists. Fusing Australia's indigenous heritage with modern design, The Gallery Shop offers a selection of limited edition paintings, homewares and accessories.  

A haven for design enthusiasts, the MCA Store boasts a unique collection of books, publications, gifts and design products. From hand-crafted jewellery to bags, accessories, stationery and current exhibition merchandise, the MCA Store is brimming with gift ideas for creative minds.  

Kido has everything you need to welcome your new addition to the world. From beautiful clothing and accessories, to bedding, toys, baby gear and décor, Kido is brimming with baby must-haves. Check the website for Kido's Surry Hills location. 

With breakfast and lunch options for vegetarians, vegans and coeliacs alike, O Organic Produce Café caters to everyone's dining needs. Serving Turkish-style eggs and vegie rice paper rolls to make even Miss Chu envious, O Organic Produce Café serves food to nourish the soul.