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Housed in the historic boathouse on Sydney Harbour's Blackwattle Bay, The Boathouse offers superb food and breathtaking city views. With a focus on the Australian seafood and seasonal produce of the highest quality, The Boathouse's daily menu features the signature snapper pie, live crustaceans and Australia's finest oysters. 

At 4 Pines Brewing Company in Manly it's all about handcrafted beer. With an emphasis on quality craftsmanship, natural ingredients and traditional time-honoured techniques (not to mention fabulous pub grub) it's no wonder that 4 Pines Brewing Company is a local favourite. 

Lose yourself in a good book at the delightful Potts Point Bookshop, where you'll find an absorbing collection of contemporary and classic fiction, history, biography, art, photography, design and cookbooks. Potts Point Bookshop also features a large selection for children. 

Under the lofty heights of Rockpool Bar and Grill sits Spice Temple. The brainchild of Australian celebrity chef, Neil Perry, Spice Temple offers amazing modern Chinese cuisine and a tantalising dining experience. 

Sourcing artisan pieces both locally and abroad and designers of their own pieces, Planet is a haven of fine craftsmanship, natural fibres, style, and sustainability. At Planet you'll find a unique range of solid Australian hardwood furniture, carpets, soft furnishings, homewares, ceramics and lighting. With another store in Potts Point, Planet has your home furnishing needs covered.

Like stepping into summer, My Island Home will make you feel a million miles away. This bright, cheery boutique is brimming with exotic homewares, gifts, clothing and accessories, so drop by My Island Home and wake up to a holiday every day.

Ondene is a homewares brand of sophistication and elegance. With everything from Society bed linen to blankets, robes and artisan furniture, all in minimalist, muted tones, every Ondene design boasts timeless style. 

Established by three sisters who used to ask for "three spoons" when dining out on dessert (hence the name!) Three Spoons in Concord West serves uncomplicated, yet delicious café-style food and coffee. The seats are regularly filled and its setting on the quiet main street in Concord West makes Three Spoons the ideal spot for a relaxed breakfast. 

Overlooking Middle Harbour and Pearl Bay, Ormeggio at The Spit treats diners to superb contemporary Italian food and some of the finest views in Sydney. The two-hatted restaurant uses the highest-quality produce, along with new and traditional cooking techniques to create the superb Ormeggio at the Spit experience.

A hole-in-the-wall establishment in Mosman, Street Bean Espresso might be a simple operation, but they sure serve a mean coffee. With a steady stream of customers, Street Bean Espresso is a local favourite. If you're looking for more than a brew, go for the waffles; crispy, with sliced banana and covered in melted chocolate—there are few better combos.

Head to Avenue Road in Mosman for good value, daytime dining and top-notch coffee. The comfortable outdoor seating area provides a great spot to relax and people-watch between sips of your Sunday morning latte, while the menu offerings are delicious, fresh and exciting. We highly recommend the pork belly sandwich.

Situated in what was once the Grand Ballroom of Sydney's historic Queen Victoria Building, The Tea Room epitomises the class and elegance of this historic site. Famous for High Tea served in two sessions—morning and afternoon—The Tea Room also offers an indulgent lunch menu, showcasing head chef Rob Crichton's take on modern Australian cuisine.

For lovers and pursuers of excellent coffee, The Source Espresso Bar does as its name suggests, it sources high-quality, small estate coffees for its Mosman café. You can also buy coffee beans, which are available to sample in the dedicated testing area of the café and there's a menu of eats, but The Source Espresso Bar's real passion is coffee.

A 1920s federation mansion-turned-army barracks-turned café, restaurant and gift shop, Burnt Orange is famed not only for its coffee and food, but also for its amazing view across Sydney Harbour.

Following the traditions of a French bakery, St Honoré Bakery offers a wide range of delicious pastries, breads, cakes and savouries. Grab a coffee and croissant to go or visit for lunch, the menu offers a range of tasty morsels, from bacon and egg rolls to spicy Moroccan meatballs.

It's all about the interesting menu and café puns at Fleetwood Macchiato. A popular hangout for the Erskineville crowd, the coffee is strong, and the food inspired and creative. The smashed egg breakfast roll is filled with tasty ingredients, including pork belly. Fleetwood Macchiato serves coffee from The Golden Cobra and homemade cordials in an array of pretty colours. 

Cow and the Moon Gelato Bar is a stand-out favourite for the icy Italian treat in Enmore. They serve coffee in the morning and some of the best gelato in Sydney until late. While Cow and the Moon Gelato Bar scoops out traditional flavours, if you're looking for adventure, try something a little different—popcorn, balsamic strawberry or apple and wasabi flavour, anyone?

Better Read Than Dead has been named the Lonely Planet Guide's favourite Sydney bookstore—enough said. Opened in 1996, Better Read Than Dead has also been repeatedly recognised for its commitment to customers, knowledgeable and passionate staff, and a huge selection of books.

A brewery in the heart of Newtown, Young Henrys specialises in craft beers and ales brewed on site. Complete with a cellar door-style tasting service in the middle of the brewery, and a multitude of award-winning brews, Young Henrys is a place where beer lovers can unite. 

Passionate about artisan baked goods, as well as great coffee, food and wine, Luxe Bakery has stores in Bondi Junction, Newtown, Woollahra and Moore Park. Famed for delicious breads and pastries, Luxe Bakery goods are also sold through multiple cafés around Sydney. See the Luxe Bakery website for locations and various opening hours. 

Calling all pie lovers, The Pie Tin in Newtown is serving freshly baked artisan pies and goods as we speak. Sweet or savory, The Pie Tin has filled pastry treat just for you with a hot coffee or a craft beer. Try the slow-roasted beef brisket or hickory smoke and mushroom pie, and don't forget the mushy peas!

Tap Art Gallery & Theatre is a creative community exhibition space that supports emerging artists of all forms. Housing an art gallery, film society and live theatre space, Tap Art Gallery & Theatre can satisfy any artistic hankerings. 

Boasting five generations of cobblers, Spring Court has been perfecting the art of shoemaking since 1936. Spring Court shoes are crafted from the finest materials; think Egyptian cotton and leather. If you'd like to have these luxurious materials cushioning your soles, head to Spring Court for a timeless, top-quality purchase.

Simultaneously roasting and educating patrons at Dose Espresso, owner Sam Gabrielian is a multitasking master in the barista business. While Dose Espresso offers organic breakfast and lunch options, it's all about the coffee here. This is one café that could turn even the most wary of individuals into a caffeine fiend.

The baristas at Sydney Cafe, Salvage Specialty Coffee possess a serious set of skills. A vast range of alternative brewing techniques is on offer, including the slow-drip process.

Home to a creative team with a passion for flowers, Poho Flowers in Potts Point is worth a visit. Not only providing stunning arrangements for the home and office, family and friends, Poho Flowers also specialises in immaculately crafted pieces for weddings and events. Check out the online store and portfolio online.

Set within Sydney's Star Casino, Flying Fish showcases a constantly evolving menu, with spectacular views of the harbour. The interior is rustic, celebrating the site's maritime heritage, while the food and the views at Flying Fish are definite crowd-pleasers.

Sleek, romantic and the perfect place to spend an afternoon; that's what you can expect at BLACK Bar & Grill at The Star. Hands down one of Sydney's best restaurants, BLACK is renowned for its water views, Champagne Sunday lunches and stellar wine list.

You'll feel like you're in Milan when you sample the fare on offer at Balla. Its traditional Italian cuisine has received numerous accolades, including a Chef's Hat from The Sydney Morning Herald's Good Food Guide, and offers delicious food with stunning views across Pyrmont. The addition of a wood-fired grill to Chef Stefano Manfredi's kitchen further proves Balla's commitment to the true Italia.

Not to be missed, Sokyo chef Chase Kojima is transporting diners to another world with his combination of Japanese contemporary cuisine with a modern Australian-style twist.