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Stripper pole. Greek food. Graffiti.You'll find it all on the second level of the Newtown Hotel, where eccentric, rock ‘n’ roll-style… Read more about The Animal at Newtown Hotel
Down the quiet end of Newtown sits Hartsyard, buzzing from open ‘til close five nights a week. It’s run by a husband and wife team,… Read more about Hartsyard
If you’re after home-style food and history in every bite – head to Grandma’s Little Bakery. On the corner of Collins and O’Riordan… Read more about Grandma’s Little Bakery
Ambitious much? The Grounds of Alexandria sits inside a massive renovated warehouse space along Bourke Road. It's a coffee roastery, café… Read more about The Grounds of Alexandria
If you’ve got a craving for some gourmet macarons or house baked pastry, you’d best get yourself down to The Ivy Patisserie. This newly… Read more about The Ivy Patisserie
We’ve found a new Japanese sake bar in a quiet pocket near Erskineville station and we grantee it’s as kooky as the name suggest. Sake… Read more about Kuki Tanuki
Newtown’s King Street has a new dining destination, and a break from the monotony of Thai restaurants, with last week’s arrival of… Read more about Spencer Guthrie
B&C is the kind of cosy, bright, organic wholefoods café you can readily find in New York and LA, but that Sydney has sorely lacked. It’s… Read more about Bread & Circus
What happens when you take a good recipe, like the good old meat pie and play with it? You get the Pie Tin. More on The Pie Tin
As the name suggests, Bitton’s Gourmet Café, in Alexandria, uses only the finest ingredients in its many naughty-but-nice offerings.… Read More
