High tea at the Observatory Hotel! Hosted by my friend, the Vintage Queen, it was delightful fun. Alas, I forgot to take photos of the inte...
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After Phamish, the Chief and I ventured on a search for some good dessert. We took a short walk up to Oxford St and the Chief recommended th...
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Those of you with eagle eyes will have noticed that Phamish has been sitting at the top of my 'to-eat' list for a while (though to b...
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I just wanted to share another recent afternoon tea treat that I had, courtesy of the Pastry Chef. To be honest, I'm not a huge fan of ...
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After seeing a movie at the nearby Palace cinemas on Oxford Street, my friend suggested that we visit the Beauchamp for a bite to eat. It wa...

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One of my readers has been kind enough to share their own food photos from a recent dining experience. I wasn't there and they can'...
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September
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- The Observatory Hotel, the Rocks
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- Phamish, Darlinghurst
- Portuguese Tarts
- The Beauchamp Hotel, Darlinghurst
- Kasumi, Haymarket
- Sunny Harbour Seafood Resaturant (2), Hurstville
- Flying Fajita Sisters, Glebe
- Ten Ren Teahouse, Haymarket
- Vanilla Slice
- Lebanese Ice Cream, Punchbowl
- El Jannah, Punchbowl
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