Sydney : shopping

“Right bang in Circular Quay, the MCA has always something interesting going on as well as a terrace bar view great views. ”

“It’s just nice to walk around. Plus the coffee is amazing. You have to book to sit in and eat. The pancakes are so good! ”

“A few minutes walk away up on Bourke street is the Bourke Street Bakery. It’s extremely popular so be prepared to line up. ”

“Ok if you want to get involved in the local debate of who does it better, go to Messina icream on Hall street than Anita ice cream on Campbell parade. Warning , they are rich in flavour so perhaps not back to back .. enjoy! :-) I say Anita and Mikael says Messina.... ”

“Famous Gelateria that sells delicious gelato made onsite in a wide range of flavours. Highly recommend.”

“Grab an icecream. Regular unique limted edition blackboard special creations. My favorite is the lemon sorbet.”

“While not as cheap as other supermarkets in the area (like Coles and Woolworths), Harris Farm always has a great selection of fresh produce, as well as a great internal bakery and fish market selling fresh seafood from the iconic Sydney Fish Markets.”

“Charming coffee shop in a bookstore; pick up a read while sipping their delicious coffee or a pot of tea, and one of their great menu items.”

“This is the closest major shopping centre. It has just about every type of shop or service you could possibly need. Here you will find department stores like David Jones, Myers, Kmart and Target.”

“Westfield Sydney is part of a large shopping precinct centred around Pitt St Mall. ”

“Woolies in this building, Kmart, and all the essentials you need really. Bit of a shopping too. Movies are also in there.”

“Queen Victoria Building Sydney, NSW, 2000, AU   124 local hosts recommend   QVB is iconic place in Sydney and its must see.”

“Your one-stop hub for shopping, fun & relaxation. You will find a huge range of fashion, entertainment, dining & wellbeing or check out great the latest blockbuster movies. Locally known as Warringah Mall, Westfield at Brookvale is one of the largest shopping centres in the Southern Hemisphere.”

“Its a trendy Award wining local shopping centre that is a few minutes walk from the Penthouse. Access is via the street on Level 2, walk out of the foyer, outside turn right and walk to the end of Ascot Ave, turn right and walk to the end of the street and turn left. You'll see the shopping centre on your left.”

“Shop the latest Aussie trends. Eat great food and a cinema where every seat reclines. ”

“Central Park is a major mixed-use urban renewal project in Sydney, Australia located on Broadway in the suburb of Chippendale. The development is focused on a new public park located just off Broadway of approximately 6,500 square metres in size.”

“Sydney's only fish market, where the locals go for all their fresh seafood. Great Chinese seafood restaurant also”

“While not as cheap as other supermarkets in the area (like Coles and Woolworths), Harris Farm always has a great selection of fresh produce, as well as a great internal bakery and fish market selling fresh seafood from the iconic Sydney Fish Markets.”

“No trip to Sydney is complete unless you visit Paddy's market. You will be strolling through amazing Darling Harbour and will be amazed how close it is. Grabbing some new and exotic fruits and vegtables is also recommended. ”

“You can reach the iconic Sydney Fish Market via a beautiful walk through Jubilee Park along the waters edge to Blackwattle bay then take Pyrmont bridge road. Great place for lunch tho crowed on the weekends. Great seafood yum cha on the first floor overlooking the water. Book in for one of their fabulous cooking day courses”

“Very fresh and high quality fresh food - including fruit and vegetables, meat, fish and a cafe and restuarant as well”

“Bars, restaurants, entertainment, kids activities. Something for everyone. Only a 10min drive away”

“This is our favourite local for fresh produce, bread and breakfast essentials. They also make yummy juices and super food bowls! ”

“My very secret local fishmonger!. This is where all the local Italians and Greeks buy their fish and oysters. Cheaper than Sydney fish markets and if you're lucky you can park directly at the front door”