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Paddington Sydney has a new Middle Eastern tapas bar

Sydney, ready your taste buds because a vibrant new gem is about to land in the heart of Paddington. On April 15, CANESS will open its doors, bringing a burst of Middle Eastern flavours with a Mediterranean twist to this charming neighbourhood. But don’t expect your usual run-of-the-mill bar here. CANESS is something completely different, promising nights filled with great food, better drinks, and a vibe so relaxed it feels like your favourite local haunt from the moment you step in. This isn’t an over-styled, stuffy spot where you feel out of place unless you’ve memorised a wine syllabus. CANESS does things differently. Think bold, ingredient-driven food, an unpretentious atmosphere, and a sense of warmth and approachability. It’s all about creating a laid-back, communal space where spontaneous plans quickly turn into long evenings of great conversation (and maybe one too many Figronis). Middle Eastern vibrance in Sydney From the team who brought you the hatted Shaffa, CANESS takes the bold, spiced magic of Middle Eastern cuisine and reimagines it through a Mediterranean tapas lens. The result? A feast of flavours you can’t wait to dig into, made with just a handful of exceptional ingredients that pack a punch. Helming the kitchen is Executive Chef Ido Zarmi (formerly of Bistro Moncur), who has put together a tapas-style menu that’s all about delivering maximum flavour through minimal fuss. Feast on dishes like: It’s ingredient-led and full of heart, meant to be enjoyed at a pace that lets you savour every bite – and it perfectly embodies the… Read More

Sydney cocktail bars: Billich Champagne bar

Billich champagne bar Sydney

While Melbourne’s locked down and Brisbane is on the back foot, make the most of the freedoms in Sydney and celebrate with champagne! Escape the mundane and embrace luxury in the Billich Champagne bar, where glasses of Pommery champagne are served with sparkling diamonds and you can snack on truffle fries dusted with 24 karat gold.  In light of keeping it bougie, enter this European-like oasis – as close as you’ll get until 2022 – and spend an hour or two soaking up the sun on the patio, strolling through the illustrious gallery of Charles Billich, or listening to captivating live music performances from renowned artists all with a glass of champagne in hand.  The bar was created to breathe life back into the Rocks, offering something more refined for visitors, including those with a ridiculously expensive taste. On offer’s the most expensive cocktail in Sydney with a pricetag of $7500 – that was sold in the first week! For more info, check out Billich Champagne bar’s website.