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If you're partial to a good steak, then we've found you a little slice of heaven. Grazeland in Crows Nest is your one-stop-shop for all things meat, priding itself on 100 per cent grass-fed beef alongside a complete range of organic and sustainable produce. Curb your appetite at the grill (the King Island prime rib is a knockout!), or if you'd prefer to get your hands dirty why not test out their beef and beer masterclass? Grazeland also offers home delivery meat boxes for you to whip up a delicious feast at home.

The curators at Mclean and Page understand not only fashion, but how elements of style, form and function translate into other areas of design. Their store in Manly boasts an extensive mix of both Australian and International labels, including Aje, ATP Atelier, Celine, Dion Lee and Prism London. A beautiful feature of their Manly store is the artistic wall mural and the abundance of natural light. Be sure to check it out next time you're north of the bridge. 

Bow & Arrow is situated in the heart of Manly's creative hub, and showcases items sourced from the most far-flung corners of the globe. Both their online and brick and mortar store promise hours of perusing, with a plethora of international labels as well as local artists and designers.

Nestled in the laneway behind the ivy, Ash St. Cellar is a modern European-style bistro and bar hidden away from the hustle and bustle of the CBD. Famed for its world-class wine list, the food is best enjoyed with a glass in hand, and includes tasty morsels such as charcuterie, cheeses and tapas. Its Parisian style fit out gives it a sophisticated yet casual vibe that's perfect for kick off drinks!

A little French restaurant tucked away in the side streets of Coogee, Café de France serves delicious French treats for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The French toast with roasted pistachios and red snapper souffle are all a treat and we can confidently say that the Croque Monsieur is the best we've had outside Paris!

Ms. Miller is a personification of all the good things in life: good wine, good food and good conversation. This cafe and restaurant in Cammeray delivers a heady mix of alcohol, Spanish-style share plates, and a vibrant atmosphere that guarantees your return.

Nestled on Liverpool Street, Miro was one of the first restaurants to introduce tapas to Sydney, and since opening its doors in 1994, has garnered a cult following. Renowned for its delectable Spanish-style share plates, favourites include the BBQ lamb skewers, baby octopus, Serrano ham croquettes and the seafood paella. To wash it down there's sangria (of course!) and a selection of imported Spanish beers.

Chanoma Café is a cute Japanese style restaurant that sits within Regent Place in the CBD. Specialising in Japdogs which are Japanese style hot dogs and matcha drinks and desserts, Chanoma brings a little bit of Japan to Sydney.

Snag Stand bangers really offer bang for your buck! The delectable street-side 'haute dogs' are served in either a brioche or poppy seed bun, and the preservative-free specialty meats are sourced from local, artisan butchers, including Rodriguez Bros, AC Butchery, and Black Forest Smokehouse.

An icon on Sydney's street-food scene, Harry's Café de Wheels has been feeding hungry patrons since 1938. Famed for its pies and hot dogs, the food cart is open late (till 4am Fridays and Saturdays) and is the perfect spot for your midnight fix. Be sure to try Harry's signature dish: named after its founder Harry 'Tiger' Edwards, Harry's Tiger is a chunky lean beef pie served with mushy peas, mash and gravy – delicious!

A temple to cult beauty products, Mecca Cosmetica is stocked with the most covetable brands from around the globe such as famous facialist Eve Lom's eponymous line, Greek homeopathic range Korres and Chinese herbal medicine-based Wei, not to mention its own Mecca-made range of tried and tested beauty tools and essentials. The self-described 'beauty couturier' also offers skincare consultations, make-up application classes and a personalised Scent Styling Service. 

Even the rice is imported from Japan in this CBD restaurant and sake bar. Just as it's a staple food in Japan, the rice takes centre-stage at Yayoi, where kinme, a polished rice that retains the nutrition of brown rice but has the sweetness of white rice, is steamed at your table for the perfect flavour.

Chappelli Cycles has all your urban cycling needs covered. Experts in fixed gear and internal hub bicycles, the family-owned company has been creating beautiful pieces of machinery since 1960.

You may need to attempt a trial separation from this small Redfern bar once you sample its 'Champagne' (sparkling wine) slushies and rustic cheese plates. Your Ex Lovers is the brainchild of two friends who have channelled their passion for wine, cheese and art into this cosy little space. Choose a candlelit corner, take a seat in one of the mismatched chairs and sip on a well-priced sauvignon from the ever-changing wine-list while gazing upon works by some of the area's up and coming artists, all of which is available for purchase.  

The flagship store of Australian fashion label Camilla and Marc's second line, C&M, can be found at The Intersection in Paddington.

Tucked away in Annandale, Revolver is a lovely neighbourhood café serving up some of the best breakfast in Sydney. There's plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options on the menu with free-range products sourced from the likes of Feather and Bone, Mirrool Creek Lamb, Morgan's Handcrafted coffees and Riverina Fresh milk. Breakfast favourites include the ocean trout rosti with capsicum and avo, the vegetarian big brekkie and the vanilla pancakes with apple, rhubarb and orange compote.

Pleasing locals of the 2011 postcode, Elizabeth Bay Café is a sunny, cheerful spot to enjoy your morning meal. The menu includes all the breakfast staples, such as corn fritters, buttermilk pancakes, and their famed bacon and egg roll, while for lunch it's a mix of sandwiches, wraps and salads. The coffee is also top notch! Get cosy indoors or grab a seat street side and watch the world go by.

Feed Me Real Food is a paleo, gluten-free and dairy-free meal service offering delivery or takeout from their Botany headquarters. The fresh, pre-made meals are tasty and nutritionally balanced, and are always gluten, grain and chemical free. The menu is brimming with wholesome options such as Indian spiced lamb, zucchini bolognaise and pesto chicken. For dessert be sure to try their delicious coconut bounty balls or nut-free banana bread – both delicious!

Braza is the first Brazilian restaurant to bring the true concept of churrasco to Sydney. At Braza it's all about meat, meat, meat! So come with an empty stomach and be prepared for meat sweats because you won't be leaving hungry after a Brazilian BBQ feast at Braza! Great for groups in an all-you-can-eat atmosphere, Braza is perfect for business functions or parties. On Saturday nights a live Brazilian band will get you into the festive mood. 

Located in Darlinghurst, Black Velvet Sydney is a designer concept store specialising in gourmet cupcakes, handmade chocolates, custom-made cakes and scented candles. With a collection of over 100 classic and contemporary flavours, such as lemon, salted caramel and bacon and cheese, they're just the right size to sample a few (your taste buds will thank you!).

With the coveted three stars in the Good Food Under $30 Guide , Yachiyo's food speaks for itself. Under the Kyoto born chef Mitsuhiro, fresh fish is selected daily from the Sydney Fish Markets and fashioned into an array of authentic Japanese offerings and contemporary fusion. Mitsuhiro combines traditional techniques with culinary innovation for classic dishes with a modern twist.

Situated on King Street Wharf with sweeping views across the harbour, dining at Casa Ristorante will make you feel like you're dining on the Amalfi Coast. Classic Italian options abound in a hefty selection of pasta and wood fired pizzas, with morsels like duck egg gnocchi with sage butter, crab and lobster ravioli, and marinated lamb and rosemary pizza. Simplicity, authenticity and quality are the hallmarks of a night at Casa Ristorante.

Croydon Lane has transformed a strip long populated by burger joints, into a gourmet locale. Chef George Sideris brings his experience working with Luke Mangan to create a Mediterranean tapas bar with delicacies such as scallops wrapped in jamon, kingfish and pink grapefruit ceviche and slow roasted pork belly. End your meal with churros or a vanilla rum flan with caramelised mango, both delicious! But don't expect a seat without a booking - Croydon Lane's stellar reputation draws diners from all over Sydney.

The good food renaissance in Cronulla continues with excellent Sydney Italian restaurant, Giro Osteria. Traditionally, Italian osterias are low-key restaurants focused on simple food and seasonality of produce.

Cho Cho San is a Japanese style izakaya in Potts Point that is serving up delicious modern Japanese food and drink to the hungry diners of Sydney. The clean and simple interior makes way for the beautifully prepared food. Look out for the fried chicken, hibachi grilled meats and raw bar selection, not to mention their green tea soft serve. To accompany your food, don't miss their elegant Japanese inspired cocktail list. With drinks like the Japanese Stiletto and Kimono, you can feel like you've taken a little trip to the streets of Tokyo.

Andrea Millar's careful curation of fashion and homewares, in her Balmain concept store, Casa Boheme reveals years of experience with styling and décor.

The Surry Hills brunch scene is a microcosm of quality, and Orto Trading Co. is no exception. Exuding the warmth of a homegrown vegetable patch, wheelbarrows, spades, and various garden tools adorn the walls and grounds of the airy premises. Orto does brunch and it does it well—choose from a selection of toffee pecan and mascarpone carrot hotcakes, cauliflower fritters, or even a breakfast hotdog with chorizo and mozzarella. Lunch options include a salted cod Scotch egg, pumpkin ravioli with gingerbread, and truffle polenta chips with blue cheese sauce. Hearty portion sizes mean sharing is on the cards, or just a very satisfied you.

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.

A blink-and-you'll-miss-it hole in the wall on bustling George Street sits Sydney Pork Rolls. Serving up pork rolls, pork rolls, pork rolls out of their tiny little shop, you can expect good prices and an excellent banh mi. 

For one of Sydney's best banh mi (pork roll) you can't go past Vinata's Hot Bread in Cabramatta. Priding themselves on their freshly baked bread (baked throughout the day) and their home made ingredients, Vinata's Hot Bread is hugely popular and we can see why.

A true story of a man following is passion, Sydney Vietnamese restaurant, Great Aunty Three was opened by former businessman, Michael Le, who left the corporate world to open his own restaurant - Great Aunty Three (named after his grandmother).

Banh Mi Bay Ngo may very well have the best banh mi in the Bankstown area. Specialising in Vietnamese pork roll, they pride themselves on the quality of ingredients used including their home made pate and mayonnaise. A little on the spicy side, be sure to ask for no chilli if you can't handle the heat! Choose from a variety of pork, chicken and fish and see why Banh Mi Bay Ngo is still so popular even after 20 years in the game.

Fluidform Pilates in Waterloo and Darlinghurst provide a range of reformer, mat and pre/post-natal Pilates as well as the very popular (and challenging!) barre attack. The ultra modern studio provides the highest quality Pilates equipments, fresh towels and chilled water making it somewhere you actually want to come to exercise! The team at Fluidform provide personal attention in their small classes and love to make sure you're having fun while getting a good work out at the same time. And that's a combination we love! 

Nestled in Potts Point on Springfield Ave, recently opened KIM has brought tantalising Korean cuisine to Sydney.

Priding themselves on their love of food, music and coffee, Suzie Q Coffee & Records is the ideal spot to relax over a delicious meal. Dive into their signature breakfast platter, it's enormous - half an avocado, a boiled egg, seasoned ricotta, kalamata olives, cucumber, tomato and lightly toasted brown bread topped off with some smoked trout.

Opened in March 2014, this 'clean-eating' cafe is tucked away in the lower end of Surry Hills. Inspired by the owners' Papua New Guinean heritage, Sydney cafe, Kwila boasts an authentic PNG setting complete with earthy colours and recycled Kwila timber.

Located in Sydney's bustling CBD, Work In Progress (WIP) is Merivale's newest bar experience. Designed by former MCA curator, Glenn Barkley, WIP provides a vibrant and evolving setting to add to Sydney's thriving boutique bar scene. Featuring pop art by Franck Gohier, WIP offers traditional Thai street food, great cocktails (served in cute little jars of course!) and a lively atmosphere to create a buzzing venue for social gatherings and special occasions.

Despite opening only recently, Brighton The Corner has already been a hit with the locals and is one of Sydney's best breakfast spots. It features a cheerful yellow interior that's set to make your day that much brighter. Popular dishes include the wood-smoked salmon and the house made crumpets with caramelised pear and Dulwich Hill honey butter. Our tip: get in early, this place is definitely worth dealing with a weekend alarm.

Located back from the beach, Jed's Food Store opened several years ago and yet it continues to be a favourite amongst Bondi locals. With its laidback vibe and alfresco dining, it's no wonder there's constantly a line spilling out the door. Apart from excellent coffee, there's a range of delicious breakfast and lunchtime staples. The menu has a Caribbean twist with options like Jamaican porridge and chorizo eggs.

Occupying a cute little corner of Crown Street, Gnome is a Sydney café and wine bar that continually draws a crowd.  In the morning, Sydneysiders flock to Gnome in need of a strong brew and their renowned mini egg benny roll.

Café Giulia literally offers a chalkboard full of delights to satisfy any appetite. Something of a hipster hangout, Café Giulia will tempt you with a hefty selection of all day breakfasts of the sweet and savoury kind, as well as more soups, salads, pastas and sandwiches than you could poke a stick at. Loyal fans of Café Giulia will highly recommend the fava bean soup with fresh feta and olives and a side of crusty bread.

Rustic cuisine, specialty coffee, and a modern décor are on the menu at John Smith Café in Waterloo. Start off the most indulgent way with black truffle eggs benedict, or sample the legendary cronut alongside a great cup of coffee. John Smith Café serves breakfast and lunch all day, and if it's the latter you're after, try out the pulled pork sandwich with pork, pear and sage chutney and apple slaw. There is always a wealth of specials on offer, so don't be surprised if John Smith Café quickly becomes your local.

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Barzura have been serving the Coogee area since 1994. Sitting on the beachfront, you can enjoy a classic Australian meal with a classic Australian view. Also serving beer, wine and cocktails, it's easy to while away the afternoon people watching and relaxing in the sunshine. 

Popular with university students and Newtown residents alike, Hoochie Mama Café serves up great coffee and delicious food. Take a seat outside and enjoy one of their salads, sandwiches or locally famous muffins which are baked daily and come in all sorts of tempting flavours – cherry ripe, anyone?

Nestled in Darlinghurst, The Lord Roberts Hotel boasts your classic 'pub feed' with more of an edge. It's old style meets new style at "The Bob" – as the locals call it – with its timeworn exterior and one of the best rooftop beer gardens in Sydney. If you're a steak lover check out the 'From the Grill' section of the menu for a real tender rib-eye. If that doesn't tickle your fancy you won't be disappointed with their chicken parmi. The Napoli sauce is ah-mazing!

Whether you're looking for food, beverages or a fun atmosphere, Quarrymans Hotel has it all. With nibbles and share plates galore it is the perfect place for large social gatherings where all produce is extremely fresh and sourced directly from local suppliers.

Only a stones-throw away from Central Station, the D&O is destination craft beer. Inspired by American and Italian cuisine, this pub provides some of the best craft beer and pub feed at low cost – what more could you want? With $9 meal specials Monday-Friday and a killer Angus rump for only $12.50, D&O are doing it right. It really is the perfect place for good value 'pub grub', beer and cocktails – Moose heads and all!

Everyone knows The Bald Man does it best. Max Brenner brings a whole new meaning to the taste of chocolate. Featuring delectable delights like churros, milkshakes, fondue, frappes, crepes, waffles and more Max Brenner's is the place to go for your chocolate fix. The interior is even smothered in chocolate! Okay we're lying… but it sure does look like it! If the dark wood and warm spaces is all a bit too much, take a seat on the wooden chairs on the pavement outside. Whether you're into dipping, sipping or scoffing down your chocolate, one thing is certain - The Bald Man will be there for you… Always.

Adora remains loyal to its humble origins, yet evolves with the ever-changing chocolate preferences of Sydney. Founded in 1993 by two sisters, Tina and Kathryn, Adora uses the finest Belgian Callebaut chocolate to handcraft classic praline, ganache and marzipan flavours, and a unique selection of cultured butter, lime and mango creations. Devour a medley of impeccable truffles with a coffee, or book yourself in for a two hour chocolate class to satiate your inner chocolatier.

With over thirty years of experience, Bon Bon knows confectionary. Originally established in Double Bay, Bon Bon has expanded operations, finding a second home in the historic QVB. Stock up on the famed Nougat Limar, declared the best nougat in Australia, or take a seat in and indulge in an array of gourmet European truffles. For those in search of a meal, help yourself to pastries from Brasserie Bread or a spiced chili hot chocolate.

The churro experience is unparalleled at San Churro. Quality and authenticity have ensured its position as the bastion of Australian churros, with their delicate, crisp exteriors and cloud-like interior. Pair your churros with a selection of chocolate dips, or opt for a side of South American dulce de leche.

Rustic Pearl is a pint-sized nirvana. Le Cordon Bleu trained chef, Timur Celik, infuses the traditional brunch experience with Eastern European flair. The intimate setting is a microcosm of culture, with a hand-painted mural and intricate tiles adorning the tabletops. Opt for a chargrilled sucuk and melted buffalo mozzarella bruschetta with pomegranate molasses, or a faultless wild mushroom gnocchi with goats cheese.

Slip into a state of total zen at Aleisha-Jane Beauty in Surry Hills. This multi-award winning boutique beauty salon will have you walking out the door looking and feeling like a new person. Good-bye winter white and dry skin, hello sexy, summery, smooth and tanned goddess! Offering a wide range of beauty treatments, massages, make up artistry and specialising in waxing and eyebrow shaping, head on down for a bit of pamper-me time (go on, you deserve it!).

The Powder Room will help rebuild and nurture your skin's inner beauty, with a range of face, body and cosmetic treatments. We love combining one of their specially designed facials with an intensive mask fusion and a bit of Reiki to leave us feeling spiritually and physically revitalised. Head on in for all your waxing, manicure, and pedicure needs. Pretend you've just returned from an Italian holiday with the Tuscan spray tan, (without the orange Oompa Loompa effect we promise!). The totally relaxing massage also makes the top of our list of beauty treatment essentials!

ThaSpa in Sydney's CBD is the perfect answer to a stressful day. The team are serious about providing the best treatments for your face and body, starting their packages with a one on one consultation to ensure your treatment is best aligned with your particular skin needs. These are perfect for anyone who gets a little overwhelmed by all the options available. 

The Facial Room offers a tranquil and cosy atmosphere and the cutting-edge treatments will leave your skin rejuvenated, dissipating all stresses and harmful environmental effects. The Facial Room makeup lessons and artistry utilises Jane Iredale medical grade makeup, which can be used on all skin types including sensitive and acne-prone skin. A range of treatments are available, including a variety of massages, waxing, microdermabrasion as well as anti-aging and acne treatments, making The Facial Room your one-stop beauty destination.

A beauty haven, Fields of Beauty in North Sydney offers hair, beauty, wellbeing and cosmetic treatments to make your gorgeous self shine! Book in for a day spa of total relaxation, enjoy a tailor made facial designed to suit your skin's specific needs or focus on your health and wellbeing with a stress melting, muscle and pain relieving massage. Whatever you fancy, Fields of Beauty will have you walking out the door feeling rejuvenated, revived and down right gorgeous.

Master acupuncturist Daniel Waldman has been practicing since 1981 out of his Darlinghurst clinic. Using a systematic palpatory method, Waldman diagnoses symptoms and crafts an individual treatment plan for each patient with a focus on pain management. 

The centre has an emphasis on reproductive health for both men and women and offers treatments for conditions such as impotence and erectile dysfunction, menopause symptoms and endometriosis as well as fertility health services. The centre's practitioners are leaders in research too, and are currently conducting research on Chinese medicine and unexplained infertility, miscarriage prevention, egg donor cycles, IVF stimulated and frozen cycles, pregnancy over 40 and PCOS. Other services include cosmetic acupuncture and treatment for anxiety and depression.

An initial consultation at the UTS Acupuncture Clinic will typically last for an hour so the practitioner can form a detailed overview of your health and devise a treatment plan for whatever ails you. The Clinic was established in 1969 and is one of the longest-running in Sydney, so you know you can trust these guys. The acupuncturists take a holistic approach, providing massage, cupping, gua sha, diet and lifestyle advice in addition to acupuncture kind of making them a one-stop shop for your health needs.