Sydney Harbour and the City

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Top 6  Places to eat & drink

  1. Londres 126. Mexican cuisine, mezcal and a touch of surrealism in the new Quay Quarter Lanes precinct. londres126.com.au
  2. Opera Bar. Enjoy oysters, seafood, pizza and an all-Aussie wine list at this famed waterfront dining spot. operabar.com.au
  3. YCK Laneways. A dedicated precinct of small bars tucked in laneways, basements or rooftops in the CBD. ycklaneways.com.au
  4. Rockpool Bar & Grill. Legendary Sydney steakhouse with a spectacular Art Deco dining room. rockpoolbarandgrill.com.au
  5. Mr Wong. Authentic Cantonese dishes and a huge dumpling menu served in an eclectic, art-filled space. merivale.com
  6. McRae’s Bar. Named in honour of the 1880’s sandstone building’s original architect, this cosy drinking den is in the luxe new
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