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Shag

Old is the new new at Shag, where retro fashions and vintage style is still very much in vogue.

Restaurants Japanese

Tetsuya’s

The affable, world-class chef Tetsuya Wakuda (known affectionately as 'Tets' to most Aussies) is lauded by foodies around the globe, and his Sydney restaurant is where the magic happens.

Things to do Tours

Magistic Cruises

Lunch, dinner and sightseeing cruises. All aboard!

Restaurants Mediterranean

Public Dining Room

With breezy, blond hardwood floors, white marble bar and floor-to-ceiling glass doors overlooking Balmoral beach, Public Dining Room is hard to beat for a long, leisurely lunch in summer.

Cafes Restaurant

The Boathouse

A casual breakfast, lunch and drop-in café and provedore, The Boathouse is one of the northern beaches' most idyllic spots.

Belinda

International fashions are mixed in with Aussie designers here at Belinda, where beautiful people come to spend, spend, spend.

Bar H

When it's light bites you're after, look no further than Bar H; the perfect place to fill your boots quickly and effectively.

Restaurants Seafood

Manta

Manta is one of the swankier spots in Sydney to sit on the waterfront, slurping down freshly-shucked oysters and looking suitably smug.

Bikini Island

Strut your stuff like a Bond girl in barely-there swimwear from Bikini Island.

Clubs Strip Club

Bada Bing

As classy and upmarket as they come, Bada Bing is the sort of place that attracts well-behaved stag nights and groups of females, with sexy, sassy surroundings, glittering beaded curtains and plush furnishings.

Clubs Live Music

Bar Me

It's Australia's oldest jazz club and its hallowed ground, according to Australian musicians.

QT Hotel

Feeding off the cosmopolitan buzz of the city's central business district, the colourfully edgy and brand-spankingly new QT is by far of one of the quirkiest, coolest hotels in Sydney.

Things to do Great Outdoors

Eastern Suburbs

As Sydney's most famous beach, it is Bondi that thousands of tourists flock to Sydney for each and every year. And they're not disappointed.

Bertoni Casalinga

Run by brothers Alberto and Antonio (Bert and Tony), Bertoni is a tiny hole-in-the-wall café that sits astride the bustling Darling Street.

Darling Point Pad

Want to be the envy of all Sydneysiders? Then stay here. This glamorous, privately-rented penthouse apartment is the one we all dream of owning.

Shops Lifestyle

Arida

High-end homeware and haute fashions from luxe labels and big names.

Restaurants Italian

Pendolino

It might seem an unlikely locale, perched atop an upper level of Sydney's high-brow, historic shopping arcade The Strand, but Pendolino is one of Sydney's favourite Italian restaurants.

Wheels & Dollbaby

Rock chicks rejoice; Wheels & Dollbaby will give you the edge you so desperately crave.

Somedays

A decidedly cool store-cum-gallery tucked away from the craziness of Sydney's retail strip.

Restaurants Mediterranean

Icebergs

Where the beautiful people come to wine, dine and be seen doing both, Icebergs is one of Sydney's most stylish hangouts.

Zeta

A slinky seductress, Zeta is set inside the Hilton hotel, with a knockout terrace that overlooks George Street and the elaborate Romanesque dome of the Queen Victoria Building.

Pocket

This gritty, hip, semi-underground space attracts the crème of Sydney's hipster crowd, with more non-prescription glasses and stovepipe jeans than you can poke a swizzle stick at.

From St. Xavier

Those who like luxe labels stiched to their clothes will love the big-name offerings at From St. Xavier.

Supply

Streetwear is given a super-stylish twist at Supply, with rock star-inspired fashions for those who dare.

Marnie Skillings

Designer fashion with flare courtesy of Marnie Skillings; this is her flagship boutique.

Sapphire Lounge

So hip it hurts your wallet. This is a slick hotspot with an achingly cool interior designed by New Yorker Kirk Lenard, who has also whipped up boutiques for Louis Vuitton and Chanel.

Arq

Sydney's best gay nightclub has it all; lasers, drag queens and muscle-marys in barely-there hot pants.

Sticky

Clandestine, cool and a favourite haunt of in-the-know industry types, Sticky is one of Sydney's most stealthy bars above one of Sydney's most covert eateries, Table For 20 - also owned by Michael Fantuz.

Restaurants Contemporary

Farmhouse Kings Cross

Good God Small Club

This supper club and self-dubbed 'danceteria' is set in an attractive old Spanish quarter restaurant with Flintstone-style faux rock walls, plants hanging from the ceiling and regular club nights.

Restaurants European

Four in Hand

As the old adage goes, don't judge a book by its cover. Four in Hand may technically be a pub, but the food is anything but pub grub.

Shops Malls & Department Stores

Westfield Bondi Junction

From sand to shop, Westfield Bondi Junction would have even the most casual beachgoers looking superstar-sharp.

Collette Dinnigan

With such wonderful dresses on offer, it's no wonder Hollywood's rich and famous flock here for red-carpet emergencies.

Ksubi

Discerning jean-lovers will love the wide range of denim available here.

Shops Malls & Department Stores

Strand Arcade

Harking back to the days of yesterday, the interior of this shopping mall belies the thoroughly modern material goods found inside.

G-Star

Needing little introduction, this is G-Star's flagship boutique in Sydney.

Cafes Patisserie

This charming French patisserie has been serving Sydney's most exquisite macaron and croissants to discerning city folk for more than three decades.

Things to do Spas

Observatory Spa

A Roman-inspired day spa at the super-luxe Observatory Hotel; really, what's not to love?

Grasshopper

Where do we start with a bar this magnificent? Grasshopper is a miniscule drinkery tucked away in a grungy, urban city lane.

Shops Jewellery

Canturi

Bling is the thing at this store, beloved by celebrities across the globe.