My favourite places to eat in Sydney 

Walking around Sydney and soaking it all in in that beautiful city works up an appetite. To have even more energy for running around, you can pop into one of the cafés or try them all 🙂 And if you like fish and seafood, you'll find a hint for a great place to go after my café recommendations 🙂

Four ate five The best French toast, topped with berry compote and mascarpone. It also comes with extra maple syrup. I've eaten there three times now and have always ordered this amazing French toast. The first time I had it, it came with rhubarb compote. I highly recommend it! The staff were always friendly. The café is a bit like a long corridor, with the kitchen visible at the end. You can also sit outside. It's about a kilometre from Central station, which takes around 13 minutes to walk. You can also take the L2 to Surry Hills Station, and then it’s only a three-minute walk to the café.

Four ate five: 485 Crown Street, Surry Hills, Sydney

Toast Café: The best orange and poppy seed muffin. Fluffy, fruity and flavoured with poppy seeds. Returning to Sydney after two years, I wanted to go back to that café just for that muffin. And I was lucky: They still had one left when I arrived on a rainy day. It was as delicious as before. I also had an avocado toast with a poached egg and a seed cracker (they must have a thing for seeds at that place), which was also tasty. But that muffin was my favourite! A six-minute walk from Central Station.

Toast Café: 45 Reservoir St, Surry Hills, Sydney

Elisabeth Bay Café: Beetroot-cured salmon with cucumber, salad and onions on sourdough bread. A good lunch before a three-minute walk to Elisabeth Bay, one of my favourite bays in Sydney. The café is located on a street corner and frequented by many local people. There are fresh flowers on every table. Lots of choices for different sandwiches, bagels and bowls. The staff are very friendly. A ten-minute walk from King's Cross Station. 

Elisabeth Bay Café: 45 Elisabeth Bay Road, Sydney

You are longing for fresh food and seafood? Then you should not miss the Sydney Fish Market. No fish lover's wish will go unfulfilled here! Sushi, fresh fish in all its forms, seafood, and the best thing besides the incredible taste: it's affordable! I tried scallops in lemon butter, finely sliced tuna and white fish; it was so fresh, and the tuna practically melted on my tongue. Make sure you allow plenty of time, as it's hard to decide what to try first! It's a 25-minute walk from Town Hall station, or you can take a train.

Sydney Fish Market: Bank Street, Pyrmont, Sydney