Sydney - Tue, Jan 06 2009, 11:17 am
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Sydney Restaurants.
Sydney has one of the most vibrant and exciting dining scenes of any city on earth.
Passionate chefs, a vast array of fresh produce, a culinary style that
has evolved from a rich and exciting intermingling of cultures - and some
fabulous backdrops - have transformed the act of sitting down at a restaurant
or café into an exhilarating experience.
Fine Dining in Sydney Simplified
SydneyOnTheWeb.com, with our partner DeGroots, offers you reviews on some of the best restaurants in Sydney,
with selections from their menus and the facility to book a restaurant in Sydney. Use our search box below to
find just the dining experience you are after.
Search for a RestaurantThings to Remember when Dining Out in Sydney
Down under the word "entree" means appetizer. So, when you are dining in Sydney,
you start off with the "entree" and move on to the "mains."
The streets overflow with eateries of every flavour for any budget. Asian options,
most notably Thai and Chinese cuisine, rank highly among the international
selections. Though the neighborhoods vary in their offerings, no area disappoints.
There's no sales tax or obligatory tips on the cost of the bill. However, a 10% tip
for good service is customary and appreciated.
Many restaurants advertise that they're BYO, which stands for 'Bring Your Own'. This means
that you can bring your own alcohol to the restaurant, though you may be
charged a corkage fee (around $2 per bottle). Most BYO eateries are unlicensed,
but some licensed places also allow you to BYO, but it could be restricted
to beer.
Increased public pressure has meant that smoking is virtually banned in most restaurants.
However, some restaurants do have designated smoking and non-smoking areas.
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