Sydney’s best beer battered fish and chips $12 - super crispy, the fresh is fresh as!

Plenty of spaces to sit, an outside wine garden, banquette seating & intimate dining inside plus an private function room with private bar hire options.

The OG, The first El Jannah store opened in Granville in 1998.

Burwood Hotel is such a vibe!! I initially found it when I was searching for places to eat before a movie and saw they had cheeseburger spring rolls and were SOLD!

It looks like a beach kiosk turned into a cafe, right next to a huge playground with a flying fox so perfect for families.

I’ve been to Rick Stein at Mollymook but this was my first time to the Port Stephens location.

Cheeseburger spring rolls - these were no Ms G’s but pretty good Port Stephens version.

Spot sea animals from your table on the marina.

You come here for the location, overlooking the ocean. You can’t get much better!

C.C. Babcoq is a Cronulla institution, it’s like a fancy Chargrill Charlie’s of the south.

Boronia is an Aussie flowering gum, so I can see the Aussie native flower connection.

Featured on every dog friendly list in Sydney is The Carrington or “The Carro”.

Demochi is a creation between a donut & mochi, the result is a light crisp with a pillowy perfect chew.

Situated on the piers stood Lavana their slogan is “Tapas. Wine. Grill” offering tapas and mains that highlight locally sourced seafood and fresh daily produce with a touch of Mediterranean influence.

LuMi in Italian means small lights, which the restaurant is full of! LuMi serves modern Italian food with a Japanese twist.