i fell in 🩷 with Sydney

Paid a visit to Sydney earlier this month and it was everything i had expected - great vibes, great coffee, great food, great weather and great people ✨ Here are some of my favourite places:

1️⃣ Sydney Fish Market

the sashimi here was sooo fresh & good!! I had to sit outdoors for the seagull experience and they actually attempted (but failed) to swarm me & steal my food 😅

2️⃣ Carriageworks Farmers Market

i loveeee Sydney’s farmers markets - the concept of selling local produce is so so interesting and i had the best butter of my life (Pepe Saya) here. Was also spoilt for choice because there were sooo many food options and everything looked so yummy

3️⃣ Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk

this was highly recommended by friends and even an Aussie colleague of mine but it was 13 degrees with strong winds when i reached - it didn’t take long for me to give up and take a bus back to Bondi Junction LOL it was too cold 🥶

4️⃣ Rivareno Gelato

the pistachio here was the best i ever had wtf it was SO GOOD. Between Messina & Rivareno my first choice will always be the latter!!!

5️⃣ Lune Croissanterie

not pictured but i had the best coffee in Sydney here!! Pastries were super tasty too - glad we got one savoury and one sweet to balance out the palate

6️⃣ Black Star Pastry

their watermelon strawberry cake is famous for a reason - it was so good & refreshing but i found the portion size pretty small

7️⃣ Koko Black

i love chocolates with fillings (especially with alcohol or fruits) and this place really hit the spot! Their milk chocolate pastilles were also alot nicer than Haigh’s in my opinion

Honestly can’t wait to be back in Aussie again 🥹

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... Read moreSydney is truly a vibrant city that caters to all kinds of travelers, especially food and nature lovers. Beyond the popular Sydney Fish Market known for its super fresh sashimi and the seagull antics that add a bit of adventure to your meal, there's so much more to explore. The Carriageworks Farmers Market is a unique experience where you can sample local produce, like the irresistible Pepe Saya butter and a variety of delicious baked goods including the salted caramel sable raspberry, which locals rave about. It's an ideal spot to enjoy fresh flowers and interact with small-batch artisanal producers. For those who love stunning coastal views and a chance to enjoy Sydney’s natural beauty, the Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk offers breathtaking scenery, although weather can be a challenge in cooler months. Even if the cold winds push you back, the city offers plenty of cozy cafes to warm up in. On the sweet side, Rivareno Gelato is a must-visit for pistachio lovers, often favored above other famous gelato spots due to its rich, authentic flavors. Lune Croissanterie not only serves what many claim is Sydney’s best coffee but also pairs it with mouthwatering savory and sweet pastries, perfect for a balanced tasting experience. Black Star Pastry’s watermelon strawberry cake is famous for a reason: it is refreshingly delicious, though you might find the portion size on the smaller side. Luxury chocolates with exciting fillings can be found at Koko Black, which is praised for their milk chocolate pastilles, touted as superior to even the well-known Haigh’s chocolates. Additionally, taking a ferry ride to catch spectacular views around Sydney Harbour can add an unforgettable layer to your visit. Whether you're an adventurous eater or just looking to soak in the local vibe with great coffee and pastries, Sydney offers diverse experiences that spark a genuine love for the city. Planning your visit to Sydney with these top recommendations will help you appreciate why so many fall in love with this cosmopolitan yet laid-back place. It’s the perfect blend of great food, unique markets, and stunning natural walks that keeps visitors coming back for more.