The Unique Food Culture in Sydney

The Unique Food Culture in Sydney Sydney is one of the most luxurious cities in the world, and the most populous city of Australia.

This famous city is most known for the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Visited by over millions of tourists every year, the city has over hundred beaches, picturesque gardens, huge skyscrapers and the cruise-studded harbour. Apart from these, the food scene in Sydney is also an eye-catching attraction. The city being a hotspot for tourists from around the world, has a diversified culture and this can be seen in the cuisines served around the city. The following is an account of some of the few spots in Sydney you can visit, to give your tastebuds the ultimate satisfaction.

Sydney Harbour Cruise The harbour has a lot of good spots to dine out but the Sydney Harbour lunch cruise is a great alternative from regular waterfront dining experiences. The cruises offer good value for money packages that provide delicious lunch and a tour around the harbour attractions. Even though there are various vessels to select from, the authentic paddlewheeler that has a wrap-around verandah and theatre-style seating can cater the needs of all types of crowds. This unique lunch cruise offers a buffet menu, prepared freshly by the onboard chefs and takes you on a voyage around the harbour where you can sight the world-famous Opera House and Harbour Bridge and many other attractions.

Additionally, the cruise guarantees entertainment with its live rhythm and blues band. You can also buy select beverages and drinks from the fully licensed bar onboard. With its sumptuous dishes, live entertainment, roving views of Sydney’s skyline and modern amenities, the paddlewheeler is a great option for a one of a kind experience. So hop on a lunch cruise in Sydney and taste one of the best cuisines at the harbour.

Cornersmith The cafe culture in Sydney is booming as it has shifted from its traditional roots and diversified the coffee scenes with the help of local and foreign guests. A visit in Sydney wouldn't be complete without stopping at one of these cafes which are the heart and soul of Sydneysiders.

The Cornersmith in Annandale is a cafe that is fresh,fast and relaxed in their service. The place provides their signature coffee along with a menu that's entirely vegetarian. They even offer a DIY picnic box along with a blanket which you can take to the park across the street and have a small picnic under the shades of large young trees.

Flour and Stone Visiting the famous Flour and Stone in Woolloomooloo is a must if you're in Sydney for the first time. The place is famous for its lamington; a cube of sponge cake dipped in chocolate and covered in coconut. The building of the cafe is a sight to behold, the small interiors with warmth

and vintage styled tables and showcases. The tables are limited with the small space inside but you can always grab the needed and stroll along the Woolloomooloo Wharf. The cabinet in the front displays a range of tempting goodies. They have super fresh sandwiches, high-quality pastries and great coffees to go along with it. For first timers, the best advice is to listen to the waitresses as they will recommend the best available options at the moment.

Sean’s Panorama Sean’s is a renowned restaurant located on North Bondi Hill. With a regular-changing menu, panoramic views of the ocean and a thirty seat diner, this is one of the best diners around Bondi beach. The owner and head chef uses local ingredients and produce fresh out of his farm in the Blue Mountains. They serve a combination of seafood and country food like yabby tails, kingfish carpaccio and seafood platter to name a few. There are also non-seafood options for people that are not a fan of it and an option of Australian wines to round off the day.