Observatory Bar

A very special store, located in the rock area, it feels OK

No.4 of Bars in The Rocks

This is the restaurant introduced to me by local friends. Near the ring pier, it is also a must-see for seafood lovers. The food is absolutely top-notch. The staff service here is very attentive. Overall, if there is a chance, I will come again.

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Australian heritage hotel. I originally booked another hotel, but they said they didn&#39;t want to work on Labor Day. This restaurant has been around since 1824. It&#39;s a bar, and you order at the bar. It&#39;s got a nice atmosphere. I ordered vegetable salad, steak, Tasmanian honey chicken wings, and Queensland pizza. Except for the overcooking, everything else was good.

The restaurant is located on the 36th floor overlooking the magnificent Sydney Harbour. The view alone is a good reason to book here (especially if you are from out of town). The service was good and the wine list was extensive and better than other restaurants of this type. The menu was also very good with a wide selection, from a variety of delicious Australian beef to a variety of seafood and vegetarian dishes. The desserts were also good. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience.

No.5 of Fine Dining  in The Rocks

I&#39;ve fallen in love with mille-feuille recently. I searched online and found that the best mille-feuille in Sydney is from the old French dessert shop La Renaissance. I came here to try it. 😋 It&#39;s a very traditional mille-feuille that&#39;s deadly sweet. It&#39;s different from the three more creative ones I&#39;ve eaten before. I think I like the trendy mille-feuille. Keep looking!

Pancakes on the rocks Steak is cheaper than pork chops. It tastes great after being marinated. French fries are my favorite. Mexican Nachos meat sauce is good. Corn chips are a bit hard. I would like to praise the pancakes. They are hot and soft. They are also magical when paired with bananas. Walnuts dipped in chocolate sauce open the door to a new world. ​

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This is a restaurant that was recommended to me by a local friend. It is near Circular Quay and a must-go for seafood lovers. The food is absolutely first-rate. The staff here are very attentive. Overall, I would come again if I have the chance.

Tonight, Nanshang is honored to be invited to participate in the first historical adventure tour held by Hero of Waterloo, one of Sydney&#39;s oldest bars! Many Chinese living in Australia and friends who come to Australia for tourism know little about the bars and restaurants in the quiet streets of The Rocks. This three-story sandstone traditional bar has been in business for more than 170 years and is named after the famous victory of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. The environment inside is great, but I was so hungry that I didn&#39;t even have time to take pictures of the food before I ate it.

Sydney Internet celebrity 🍴 private restaurant with 270-degree CBD panoramic view ❤️ Moke Travel takes you to punch in the net red restaurant in ANZ ～ It is not difficult to find a delicious restaurant in Sydney, and it is not difficult to find a viewing restaurant, and it is not difficult to find a delicious viewing restaurant. Today, I am introducing a net red viewing restaurant for you in downtown Sydney Millers Point. &middot;🍴 Henry Deane is located on the top floor of the Hotel Palisade hotel in downtown Sydney Millers Point. The high-rise location and fully transparent floor-to-ceiling glass windows make the restaurant one of the best restaurants in downtown Sydney. &middot;🍴 Dining here, diners can enjoy a 270-degree panoramic view of Sydney Harbour including Barrangaroo, Millers Point and Harbour Bridge. In addition to the indoor dining area, the restaurant also has an outdoor terrace dining area. This outdoor terrace faces the view of the Harbour Bridge. &middot;🍴 The restaurant in Hotel Palisade was originally an abandoned red brick building. The building was built in 1880 and was built with retro red brick. Therefore, the hotel building where the restaurant is located is also an architectural attraction. &middot; 🍴 After the building was abandoned, it was remodeled in 2015 as a boutique hotel integrating British retro and industrial design style, and set up a boutique restaurant on the top floor with the Harbour Bridge, Sydney Harbour and the sea view skyline. &middot;🍴 The hotel&#39;s stairs to the top floor restaurant are spliced together with cement-colored wall tiles. The high ceiling and retro crystal lights can make you feel a strong retro style. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows can still be viewed on the side of the stairs. Don&#39;t forget to take more photos here ～ &middot;🍴 The decoration style in the restaurant is simple and clean, using pink or gray, grid leather, woven furniture as the main furniture, and many marble tabletops as decoration, which is modern interior style. The most popular location here is a dining area that extends outward and can accommodate more than 10 people. &middot;🍴 The whole area is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass on three sides, and different seats can enjoy a different Sydney view. &middot;🍴 Restaurant opens for lunch and dinner. Therefore, whether you want to come to relax after work in the evening or to enjoy the sun at noon, it is a good choice. &middot;🍴 The main cocktails and boutique dishes in the restaurant are also food dishes worth tasting. Foods such as slow roast lamb chops and fresh seafood fish are all must-order dishes in the restaurant. In addition, cheese baked oysters, scallops and butterfly shrimp are recommended dishes ～&middot;🍴 Restaurant: Henry Deane 📍 Address :35 Bettington St, Millers Point NSW 🕚 Time: Monday-Saturday 12pm-0am; Sunday 12pm-10pm Follow the ink, travel Australia &amp; New Zealand, unlock different local experience games, Customize your unique free travel.

This store needs to be reserved. It is a western restaurant that locals in Sydney often come to. The old building is very stylish inside. The dishes are rich, fish and chips, roast chicken wings, and Australian red wine. The service is first class!

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