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Inner City Dining Tours of Sydney
Welcome
Inner City Dining Tours of Sydney
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The Sydney Connection curates dining tours around our favourite Sydney precincts of Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Potts Point.
Accompanied by a well-connected guide, our tours are aimed at visitors and Sydneysiders who want to go ‘where the locals go’ for inspiring food, good service and cool interiors.
We offer our guests the chance to experience Sydney's fabulous small bar culture and dine at multiple inner-city Sydney restaurants in one evening. It's a great opportunity if you are only spending a short time in our city and want to gain an understanding of our food culture and night time vibe.
Wine & dine with a local!
Surry Hills | Thursday
We begin our dining tour of Surry Hills at Eileen’s Bar - part of the Four Pillars gin empire. Positioned on a tree lined street featuring grand Victorian terraces dressed in filigree.
With cuisines from Italy, France and the Middle East you are spoiled for choice on the menu in Surry Hills. Elegant restored pubs rub shoulders with on-trend cafes and restaurants with secret, lush courtyards. There’s a relaxed vibe with fabulous fashion and design retail windows competing for your eye as you stroll down Crown Street taking in the scene.
Darlinghurst |
Wednesday
Our Darlinghurst dining tour begins at Fortuna, located on the Darlo end of Victoria Street. A modern and stylish dining room where the cuisine is influenced by both Italian and Australian culinary traditions, offering a fusion of flavors and ingredients.
Located a short walk from the famous Darlinghurst Rainbow crossing and 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 and the darker side of Sydney’s nightlife.
Potts Point |
Sunday
Vermuteria is a modern day homage to old-school European wine and aperitivo bars. We kick off with a Spanish mezze board accompanied by a seasonal cocktail.
Potts Point has been entertaining locals & visitors alike since the 1940’s and she does it well. Admire the grandness of Macleay Street’s Art Deco apartment blocks at the ‘Paris end’. Whether you’re dining alfresco on a vibrant laneway with seventies-style lights or in a grand terrace house on Kellett Street, you will feel the history amidst the innovative menus and cocktails.
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Dining Tour Format
Food Tour Format