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The Sydney Connection
Things To Do Rushcutters Bay, Sydney, New South Wales
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The Sydney Connection curates private dining walks around their favourite inner-city precincts of Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Potts Point.
Accompanied by either Maree, the Chief Guide or one of their well-connected local guides, the walks are aimed at visitors and Sydneysiders who want to go where the locals go for inspiring food, good service and cool interiors.
They take bookings for between two to ten guests per walk, visit four venues, and enjoy a different course at each venue accompanied by matching wine.
Maree is a Potts Point local with a great network of bars and restaurants she visits regularly. Maree has gradually built up her knowledge and fruitful relationships with the restaurateurs of inner-city Sydney through her keen interest in walking, talking and eating. Enabling her to create VIP experiences for her guests.
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Their Darlinghurst dining tour begins at Avia, located at Taylor Square. A modern and vibrant dining room where the cuisine is influenced by Italian culinary traditions, offering a fusion of flavours and ingredients.
Located across from the Darlinghurst Rainbow crossing next to the high-energy pulse of Oxford Street. You can feel the grit that holds together this nightlife precinct, building on its rich history of gay-culture, colourful street art and darker side of Sydney’s nightlife.
Discover Victoria Street’s lively dining precinct and the latest contemporary dining room in a Sydney terrace house above a pumping bar. Modern Australian cuisine is well-represented with Italian and South East Asian-influenced dishes. Darlo has it all.
The Sydney Connection takes private bookings for two – six guests per booking and visits four venues on each walk, enjoying a different course at each venue accompanied by matching wine.
Bookings are essential.
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Vermuteria is a modern-day homage to old-school European wine and aperitivo bars and the starting point for our Potts Point Dining Tour.
Potts Point has been entertaining locals and visitors alike since the 1940s and she does it well. Whether you’re dining alfresco on a vibrant laneway with seventies-style lights or in an eccentric old terrace house of a back street, you will feel the history but also enjoy the innovation of the young chefs and mixologists who call PoPo home. The grandness of the Macleay Street Art Deco apartment blocks and dining rooms will transport you to Europe but with an Australian accent.
The Sydney Connection takes private bookings for two – six guests per booking and visits four venues on each walk, enjoying a different course at each venue accompanied by matching wine.
Bookings are essential.
Disabled Access
They begin their dining tour in Surry Hills Toei, a Korean / Japanese restaurant discretely located on Campbell Street. Positioned on a tree-lined street featuring grand Victorian terraces dressed in filigree. With cuisines from Italy, France and the Mediterranean they are spoiled for choice in this part of inner-city Sydney.
The main streets of this precinct are a mix of commercial and residential buildings. Elegantly restored pubs stand next to on-trend cafes with street seating and restaurants with secret lush courtyards hidden outback. Favoured by professional creatives and locals for breakfast, lunch and dinner there is always a new special or cocktail to discover. There’s a relaxed vibe with fabulous fashion and interior store windows competing for your eye as you stroll down Crown Street taking in the scene.
The Sydney Connection take private bookings for two to six guests per booking and visits four venues on each walk, enjoying a different course at each venue accompanied by matching wine.
Bookings are essential.
Disabled Access
