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This resstaurant is set in the bush above Balmoral Beach at Middle Head. The federation home turned restaurant is lovely. It has a wrap around balcony and the views to the hrabour are spectacular (and not the usual Sydney Harbour Bridge view). The building was the original clubhouse for the Mosman Golf Club.
The food is great brunch, lunch food

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Spice Alley in Kensington Street, Chippendale is a lane with hawker style diners and restaurants. It is very popular currently (2016). Billed on the Kensington Street, Chippendale website as follows: “Dine on Singaporean dishes at Alex Lee Kitchen, Bang Luck Thai Street Food, Old Jim Kee’s Malaysian spices and Cantonese street food from Hong Kong Diner. Book-ended by Japanese dining

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This restauurant came to town with the Sydney Olympics. The Chef, from famed Melbourne restaurant Café e Cucina was invited to Sydney to open in Sydney. Fabulous restaurant in fanulous location, less than 10 minutes from downtown. A must for visitors to the city. Especially good lunchtime venue

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Seafood on the harbour about 25 minutes from downtown. Peter Doyle is an expert at seafood. There are other outlets including downtown but this one is the original and show cases Sydney to visitors

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