62 Bridge Street,
Sydney 2000
9247 4777
info@etchdining.com
Monday to Friday 12pm - 3pm, 5pm - late
Saturday 5pm - late
It is holiday time again and there is no better way to spend a dreary, rainy, midweek day than leisurely lunching!
We last visited Etch not long after it had opened & even though we really enjoyed our meal, for some reason we have never made it back.
After an appointment in the CBD & with food on our minds, we decide to head to Etch to see what's cooking.
The restaurant is as cosy and inviting as we remember and we are really looking forward to the meal ahead.
The adventures of Buggles & Squeak as they eat their way around Sydney
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Review : Four in Hand (Bar)
150 Sutherland Street
Paddington 2021
02 9326 2254
bar@fourinhand.com.au
From Midday 7 days
The Four in Hand Bar menu has been on our hit list ever since we heard about their Sunday Roast.
Finally, on this lazy Sunday afternoon we decide to make the trip to Paddington and see what the bar has to offer.
Arriving at around 11.50am we can already see people milling about waiting for the pub to open....we are glad we got here early!
Paddington 2021
02 9326 2254
bar@fourinhand.com.au
From Midday 7 days
The Four in Hand Bar menu has been on our hit list ever since we heard about their Sunday Roast.
Finally, on this lazy Sunday afternoon we decide to make the trip to Paddington and see what the bar has to offer.
Arriving at around 11.50am we can already see people milling about waiting for the pub to open....we are glad we got here early!
Labels:
bar,
Burgers,
Four in Hand,
Inner City,
lunch,
Paddington,
Pub
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Review: Baroque
88 George Street (cnr Hickson Rd)
The Rocks, Sydney
Mon-Sat: Midday - late
Sun: Midday - 4:30pm
I love a macaron. Who doesn't? Squeak loves French fare. Who doesn't? It seems only natural that we should find oursleves lunching at Baroque Bistro one fair Saturday. We have been desirous of dining here for some time, but just hadn't quite got around to it, but finally we bit the bullet, and before we know it are seated in the open, busy and industrial inspired space that is Baroque with glasses of Prosecco in hand.
The Rocks, Sydney
Mon-Sat: Midday - late
Sun: Midday - 4:30pm
I love a macaron. Who doesn't? Squeak loves French fare. Who doesn't? It seems only natural that we should find oursleves lunching at Baroque Bistro one fair Saturday. We have been desirous of dining here for some time, but just hadn't quite got around to it, but finally we bit the bullet, and before we know it are seated in the open, busy and industrial inspired space that is Baroque with glasses of Prosecco in hand.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Review : Acqua Pazza Ristorante - CLOSED
1 Bent Street Sydney 2000
02 92470851
info@acquapazza.com.au
Open Weekdays 12pm-3pm, 6pm-11pm;
Sat 6pm-11pm
We don't tend to eat out in the CBD during the week....don't know why, but we tend to restrict our midweekers to Surry Hills or the Inner West.
That said, we have been very keen to try Mario Percuoco's (not so new) restaurant Acqua Pazza for a while now.
We arrive at around 6.30pm & locate the restaurant (which is part of the Winter Garden complex) easy enough.
The room is spacious, not too dark (which we love), with large tables & comfy chairs. It is a very inviting space.
We kick things off with a glass of Prosecco each while looking over the menu.
02 92470851
info@acquapazza.com.au
Open Weekdays 12pm-3pm, 6pm-11pm;
Sat 6pm-11pm
We don't tend to eat out in the CBD during the week....don't know why, but we tend to restrict our midweekers to Surry Hills or the Inner West.
That said, we have been very keen to try Mario Percuoco's (not so new) restaurant Acqua Pazza for a while now.
We arrive at around 6.30pm & locate the restaurant (which is part of the Winter Garden complex) easy enough.
The room is spacious, not too dark (which we love), with large tables & comfy chairs. It is a very inviting space.
We kick things off with a glass of Prosecco each while looking over the menu.
Labels:
Acqua Pazza,
CBD,
dinner,
Italian
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Review : Platform 7 (The Rebirth) - CLOSED
4 Burrows Avenue
Sydenham
Mon - Fri: 06:00 - 17:00
Sat: 07:00 - 15:00
Well it has certainly been a long time between breakfasts. After a couple of disastrous visits we swore we would not return to Platform 7.
Time however, has mellowed us & we decide to pop along to see if things have improved.
We secure a table & the first thing we notice is that the Sacred Grounds Fair Trade coffee has been replaced by the wonderful Rosebery's Allpress, which we certainly much prefer.
Sydenham
Mon - Fri: 06:00 - 17:00
Sat: 07:00 - 15:00
Well it has certainly been a long time between breakfasts. After a couple of disastrous visits we swore we would not return to Platform 7.
Time however, has mellowed us & we decide to pop along to see if things have improved.
We secure a table & the first thing we notice is that the Sacred Grounds Fair Trade coffee has been replaced by the wonderful Rosebery's Allpress, which we certainly much prefer.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Review : Embrasse (A Spontaneous Return Visit) - CLOSED
312 Drummond Street
Carlton, Melbourne
03 9347 3312
info@embrasserestaurant.com.au
Wed-Sun Dinner from 6.30pm
Fri-Sun Lunch from Noon
Mon/Tues Closed
Cooty loves Italian food. Old school Italian, that is.
So the plan for this evening is to head to Lygon Street to see if we can find somewhere ‘old school’ enough.
However, after a very long day traipsing around the city and a matinee performance of ‘Love Never Dies’, Cooty decides that she would rather stay in with a pizza and a crossword.
So what are Buggles and Squeak to do? We want to go out to dinner, but we haven’t booked anywhere!!!
As we are staying in Carlton, we realise we are not too far away from Embrasse. So, pizza delivered we hit the road & make our way to Drummond Street.
Carlton, Melbourne
03 9347 3312
info@embrasserestaurant.com.au
Wed-Sun Dinner from 6.30pm
Fri-Sun Lunch from Noon
Mon/Tues Closed
Cooty loves Italian food. Old school Italian, that is.
So the plan for this evening is to head to Lygon Street to see if we can find somewhere ‘old school’ enough.
However, after a very long day traipsing around the city and a matinee performance of ‘Love Never Dies’, Cooty decides that she would rather stay in with a pizza and a crossword.
So what are Buggles and Squeak to do? We want to go out to dinner, but we haven’t booked anywhere!!!
As we are staying in Carlton, we realise we are not too far away from Embrasse. So, pizza delivered we hit the road & make our way to Drummond Street.
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