The Sydney Traveler

Velero is the newest restaurant to open on the coveted Woolloomooloo Wharf. It’s got all the style of its upmarket neighbours, but its brand new food sensibility will set it apart from the pack.
Velero offers Spanish tapas and Italian fare just like mama used to make. Share Spanish treats like cured meats and imported cheese, or order one of the main meals for a real feast. With dishes like home-made pasta and fresh market fish on the menu, you can’t really go wrong.
This is a dining experience as it should be, with unpretentious dishes which let the flavours of the …read more

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You don’t have to head to Europe to experience authentic Italian cuisine. Just visit the Gazebo Wine Garden!
Every Tuesday night the restaurant will bring guests flavors from all corners of the world. It all starts with their Drink in Sicily events throughout July and August.
Wine experts will be on hand to match the traditional fare with the best European wines. Dishes start from $18 while wines are $9 by the glass or $42 for the bottle.
That’s a small price to pay for such a delicious night out!
Trading hours: The restaurant is open from 3 pm to midnight on Mondays to …read more

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It’s winter, and you know what that means: rich hearty comfort food. Or is that just me? If you’re craving all those delicious goodies, you might want to check out La Grillade Restaurant & Bar.
This delightful Crows Nest eatery combines classic fare with modern French cuisine.
The setting is perfect for a romantic night out. There’s the French provincial style décor, friendly service, an awesome wine list, and sumptuous food to match.
The restaurant has won awards for their steak so you can’t go wrong ordering the Black Angus eye fillet or the Wagyu beef. But if you’re not in the mood …read more

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Today is Tavern Day, an occasion which marks the opening of America’s first tavern in Boston in 1634. To celebrate, the Travel Channel is serving up details of some of the world’s coolest bars.
Here in Sydney, we’re lucky enough to have one of the globe’s most multicultural populations. Our bar scene reflects this, with pubs proudly representing folks from all over the world. Here’s my guide to experiencing the best of Europe without ever leaving the city.
Ireland – Sydney has plenty of Irish bars, but my favourite is Scruffy Murphys (43-49 Goulburn St, Sydney). This friendly pub in the heart …read more

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