Looking for a little star appeal with your meal? In this city, you're never far away from a first-class restaurant that's going above and beyond in the dining department. From beautiful venues boasting iconic views and kitchens run by lauded chefs to unconventional multi-course experiences that have gained global acclaim; these famous restaurants in Sydney are worthy of their celebrity status.
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Since this Melbourne hotspot first opened its Surry Hills site in 2017, Chin Chin has been one of the most sought-after restaurants in Sydney. And it's not hard to see why. Whether you're here for an evening feast or one of the Yum Cha Weekends events, you can expect gorgeous interiors and a menu of Asian bites, including prawn har gau and stir-fried lobster tails.
Head down to this underground gem and you'll discover a treasure trove of French fare, charming interiors and live jazz performances. Not only are you likely to spot a few well-known faces in the labyrinth of drinking and dining rooms but also on the stage too - or if not now, in a few years time.
Something of a Sydney celebrity in its own right, Saint Peter has gained international acclaim for its exquisite seafood and fish dishes. Head to this famed haunt for a special occasion or date night and tuck into an eclectic menu of salt and vinegar garfish, charcoal flounder and tuna cheeseburger with swordfish belly bacon.
Bar 83 and Infinity has earned its name as one of the most famous restaurants in Sydney, Australia. Situated within the tallest building in the city, this gem offers panoramic views as well as a seasonal menu championing all things farm-to-table.
Something of a Surry Hills institution, Dead Ringer is regarded as one of the top cool restaurants around Syndey and best places for brunch. Not only is the hangout bound to be buzzing every time the weekend rolls around, but its small plates menu has cemented its status as a go-to for date nights and mid-week meals.
