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1. Twenty 8 Acres

TRY454Western-styleBrunchAfternoon Tea

358***33This cafe is located on Darlington Ivy Street in Sydney and has a good environment, offering both coffee desserts and Western light meals. The restaurant service is very good, the coffee is freshly ground, the taste is very pure, and there are many types of snacks, which is simply impossible to choose from.

2. Bobby's Cafe

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TRY944Coffee ShopBrunch

3. Laneway

凤凤吖吖There are many such good environments in Sydney, healthy and delicious Cafe, and the whole person enjoys and relaxes. I really like it here 9!!very nice!!

4. Boardwalk Cafe & Diner

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5. Thai Tha Hai

zhenmeiquAustralian Thai food found a very hot Thai food. Immediately walked through a few blocks and ran to eat. Just left Thailand and died of Thai food. Australia is originally the kind of place that combines world cuisine. It can be seen that this store is very popular with locals. The price is cheap and the environment is beautiful, especially the purple flowers at the door, which is so beautiful. The taste of the dish is relatively sweet, not an authentic Thai taste, but a modified taste.

6. Tripod Cafe

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TRY311Coffee Shop

7. PEKO PEKO ぺコぺコ

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9. Millennium Bar | Restaurant | Pizzeria

TA用户Gone is the "Millennium Bar" and back is the Brittania Hotel, its in name in concrete relief at the top of the building. This place was one of the last traditional Aussie pubs, with three bars and some accommodation "for travellers" upstairs. Three bars? It's adapted from England and if you look carefully in an old Australian pub you can see still the divisions echoed in the walls or the ceiling. The smallest bar often was called "The Snug" or some such and it was there that unaccompanied ladies could drink quietly, without men bothering them. It was women only. The "public bar" was where most of the (male) customers found themselves. Usually functional in design and fittings, it also was where the cheapest alcohol could be found. By custom, no women allowed in the public bar as the only females found there should be selling, not buying. Think about it. Finally, there was the "Saloon" where a gentleman could take his lady or gentlemen could drink without being disturbed by riffraff! The drinks were the most expensive here and the fittings most lavish. But, throughout the 1970s in Australia, these bars combined into one big room, the last pub in Sydney not admitting women relenting in the 1980s. The Brittania has gone through all those eras plus having been a gay bar, lesbian bar, bikie pub, jazz club and several spectrum points along the way. The "Millennium Bar" was nicely appointed and intended for couples and families. They also offered pizza and alcohol delivery in the neighbourhood. The food was average at best and the alcohol pedestrian. Perhaps some of the latter was due to the Thai place across the lane banning bringing alcohol from outside when they got their own license? The Brittania is back as a quiet, neighbourhood pub with no special character at the moment. There is the usual "pub grub" and the signs advertising alcohol delivery no longer are prominent. What will come next? When the "Millennium Bar" opened, they commissioned a brass plaque on their co

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