Millie Churcher

Sushi e

252 George Street, Sydney

The multi-award winning Merivale establishment that will make your local sushi train feel like child's play.

Concrete Playground’s Guide to Where Bartenders Drink

Listen to the experts, they'll tell you where it's at.

NSW Wine Festival 2012

It’s a festival that’s taking place right at your doorstep. And there’s wine. Lots of wine. Clear your social calendar for the next couple of months Sydneysiders - the grapes are coming to you. The swirling, sniffing and sipping kicks off with Sydney Cellar Door (Feb 25-26) at Hyde Park. This a weekend-long outdoor event that brings together the best drops from 90 wineries across 14 regions in NSW. To stop you from falling over after the first lot of tastings, there’s a large array of tasty snacks on offer from 25 of Sydney’s culinary hotspots and from regional sellers. Once you’re done trawling, kick back on the grass and sway along to live jazz, blues and reggae in a blissful pinot noir haze.

The Wedge Espresso

53-55 Glebe Point Road (Enter On Cowper Street), Glebe

Wedge serves mugs of Milo and great brunch on Glebe Point Road.

Tropfest Short Film Festival 2012

Tropfest is the bee's knees of short film festivals. The largest in the world, in fact. Coming into its 20th year, Tropfest seems a far cry from its humble beginnings as an informal film screening hosted by Tropicana Café, with actor and director John Polson at the reins. From among 700 annual entries, only 16 are chosen. The 2012 finalists have adapted this year’s signature theme ‘Light Bulb’ to suit their ends. Expect to witness anything from a police interrogation of a clown, a clairvoyant photo booth, to the politics of the light refreshment business. Best of all, this event is FREE. ZERO. ZILCH. Tropfest screens in the picturesque surrounds of the Botanic Gardens, and showcases food stalls, bars and live music.

The Little Guy

87 Glebe Point Road, Glebe

Boysenberry cider, a 16-strong beer list and live music.

Cesare vs Desordre

Italy's Cesare Marchese, aka Cesare vs Disorder brings his own brand of groove-laden techno to GoodGod Small Club on behalf of Subsonic and Techno Tuesday.

Alpine

With the video for their latest single featuring half-naked, axe-wielding chicks in roller blades making out with their palms, you could say that there’s a lot to like about Alpine.

Peats Ridge Festival 2011 Review

It’s one-seventh the travel time to Woodford, one-fifth the number of Southern Cross tats at Field Day, as picturesque as Falls, and the local line up is without parallel.

Beach Burrito Bondi

252 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach

A bucketful of icy Coronas? $10 frozen margaritas? Beachside location? Consider our arms twisted.

Barrio Chino Leads a Tequila-Fuelled Revolucion in Kings Cross

Blow off the rest of winter with some Mexican flair.

Izakaya Fujiyama

52 Waterloo Street, Surry Hills

Rows of sake line the wall above the long wooden bar, where patrons propped up on bar stools get a front row view of the bustling open kitchen.

Low302

302 Crown Street, Darlinghurst

Darlo bar hoppers may not be starved for their pick of small bars, but Low’s got a little something the others don’t.

Clipper Cafe - CLOSED

16 Glebe Point Road, Glebe

This Glebe Point Road stalwart serves breakfast, lunch and coffee out of a white terrace house.

Sonoma

R10, 178 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach

The Sydney kings of sourdough have set up shop on Campbell Parade. Bondi hipsters rejoice.