Bringing diners the best of Sydney's local artisans, The North Spoon is a bright and airy watering hole in the Lower North Shore, plating fresh breakfast and lunch feeds for your Sunday morning pick-me-up. Serving goodies like banoffee french toast and chickpea soba ramen, trust us when we say both your body and your gram will thank you.

A popular watering hole located in the heart of Woolloomooloo, The Tilbury Hotel boasts a stylish atmosphere and a menu featuring locally sourced delights like Koji-lamb rump and chargrilled Abrolhos octopus. One of the best beer gardens in Sydney, this gem will take your Insta game to the next level.

An eclectic bar and lounge awash with retro neon signs, palm frond patterns and plush paisley booths, Misfits is nestled on George Street in Redfern, whipping up an impressive range of cocktails like the berry godmother and rocky mountain sour as well as a selection of bar and bistro favourites. A hidden bar of dreams: if this doesn't up your gram cred, we don't know what will.

A Japanese hidden gem located in Kingsford, when it comes to nailing the perfect sushi spread in taste and presentation, Niji takes the cake. Serving up gorgeous rainbow rolls and an intoxicating menu of cocktails, at this posh haunt, you'll be reaching out for your phone with literally every dish.

Reminiscent of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, this rooftop restaurant and bar promises the greatest expression of Middle Eastern hospitality and food, boasting a Levantine menu rich with wood-fired kebabs and homemade mezze.

Flaunting stunning harbour views and an outdoor courtyard perfect for alfresco boozing, The Orient is a landmark hotel serving modern Australian cuisine and elevated pub classics, from pan-fried barramundi to grilled kangaroo rumps. Head to this joint for chill vibes, tasty nosh and plenty of photo ops.

Night or day, at AALIA, there's always something magical going on. A celebration of Middle-Eastern flavours, the restaurant is housed in otherworldly architecture, serving up a cryptic menu with delights such as Pharaoh's foie gras, chickpea masabacha, ochre mussels and much more.

Soaring high above the city CBD, Bar 83 and Infinity are giving The Jetsons a run for their money. Dripping with style, the tallest bar in Sydney provides panoramic views of the city skyline and pier while serving up tasting plates of oysters and top-shelf liquor.

If $10 steak deals and rosé infused bottomless brunches are your thing, you've got to check out Forrester's. A botanical wonderland with wooden beams and lush greenery, not only is it super photogenic, but it's loaded with wholesome chow like fresh seafood and vibrant salads.

A pastel-hued coastal fantasy, Mimi's is a luxe fine-dining establishment in the heart of the bustling Coogee Pavilion. You can have your pick from bougie caviar served on a wheeled cart to octopus tentacles in fermented chilli and black garlic.

If you're on the lookout for pretty Sydney restaurants, then Bondi Hardware needs to be on your list. A converted retail store, this bustling bar is home to beautiful cocktails and bite-sized tapas. And the best bit? It's as scrumptious as it is stunning. Brace yourself for some serious Insta-lovin'.

Who doesn't love a hotpot with wagyu beef-draped Barbies on their Insta feed? Splattered with bright pink walls and lanterns hanging from mirror-covered ceilings, Spice World's oh-so-gram-worthy soup is bound to reel in all the likes.