Australian Traveller
A family guide to where to eat, stay and play in Sydney 09 June 2021 . BY Megan Arkinstall
Your go-to guide to Sydney’s best places to eat, sleep and top things to do with kids.
Where to eat in Sydney with kids
Sydneysiders are known for their love of eating out, and they don’t limit their choices to one type of cuisine. Sampling everything from Malaysian curries to fresh pasta dishes to sushi is as easy as flitting from one neighbourhood or suburb to the next.
Dine in or grab-and-go at this European food emporium, which serves fresh Italian-style food made with produce direct from the Bel & Brio farm. Coffee is from Bondi roasters Will & Co, and there’s freshly baked Italian pastries such as Sicilian cannoli, or savoury items such as bacon and egg brioche and bruschetta. The Marketplace stocks ready-made meals, too, so you can grab a fresh baguette and cold-pressed juice and head to the nearby waterfront lawns of Barangaroo to have brekkie with
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Gather round, friends, because one of the best days of the year is almost here. This weekend we raise a glass – whether it be iced, straight, spiced or frozen – to the humble margarita.
No matter how you like to consume the tequila and lime cocktail, we can all agree that National Margarita Day is the perfect excuse to throw back a few too many. This Saturday, February 22 is the day, and every venue worth visiting is doing something special to celebrate.
And then there were none. It s hard to believe but just last year more than 16 million people - 4 million of them from overseas - visited pre-pandemic Sydney. It prompted a thought: surely that lot was onto something.
It also prompted pangs of what I may have been missing during these long, torturous months of the pandemic after having done my damnedest to escape the city and explore the rest of the state.
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