Best Restaurants in July in New South Wales (Updated 2025)

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19. Social Brew Cafe

No.10 of Local Restaurants in Sydney

AU$33Coffee ShopsAfternoon TeaBrunchPrime location

没有蜡olling😋 This is a cafe that neighbors will love. It is reasonably priced and tastes good. It is located in a corner of the street garden. 🌸 Recommended dishes include truffle mushroom, strawberry maple syrup pancake, and Benedict eggs with smoked salmon. The best part is the egg yolk dipped in sweet potato sourdough bread. It is so satisfying. 🍞

20. The Meat & Wine Co Circular Quay - O'Connell St

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in Sydney

AU$50BarbequePrime location

KevinThe M beef ribs are very good, the portion is super big, the oysters in it are really delicious I have eaten in Australia, the salad in it is well made and very healthy, the price is a little expensive, but the taste is good.

21. Cafe Oratnek

AU$32Coffee ShopsAfternoon TeaBrunch

没有蜡ollingI waited in line for a long time, and my appetite was reduced by half. The reviews were mixed. But I always like it. The surrounding is quiet and the performance is stable. Thick pork chops are worth waiting for. They are fresh, hot, crispy and juicy. Men can eat enough. Various matcha, food and drinks, women will love it. You can also pass the famous bourke st bakery on the way

22. The Gantry Bar & Pier

No.17 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Sydney

AU$119Western-styleViewView of landmarksPrime location

空空CJLovely dinner with great food and service. The dishes were delicious and creative with lots of variety to choose from. The wait staff were lovely and professional but also very welcoming. The outdoor seating was especially romantic with a beautiful view and magical lighting. An unusual restaurant in Sydney.

23. The Australian Heritage Hotel

AU$39Bars/BistrosTime-honored BrandHistorical architecture

星小兔Australian heritage hotel. I originally booked another hotel, but they said they didn't want to work on Labor Day. This restaurant has been around since 1824. It's a bar, and you order at the bar. It's got a nice atmosphere. I ordered vegetable salad, steak, Tasmanian honey chicken wings, and Queensland pizza. Except for the overcooking, everything else was good.

24. Cozy Dining

Reservation AvailableSeafood

TheForkUserFirst time diner food quality good and price ok however wine very expensive $85 for a bottle retailing at $30 is a bit over the top

25. T's Bistro & Bar

Reservation AvailableWestern-style

_TI***gzThe staff were attentive and friendly, and the Kaarage Chicken and butter chicken were both tasty and generous portions.

26. Robata Jones

Reservation AvailableJapanese

_TI***nxRobata Jones is a hidden gem with a dog-friendly outdoor area, perfect for families. The menu features a range of delicious options, including the must-try miso beef tongue and chicken skin skewers.

27. Makoto Sushi Bar

没有蜡ollingA conveyor belt sushi restaurant near world square. I often pass by it and finally I went there. It was very crowded during meal time. The freshness of the Australian seafood surrounded by the sea is of course beyond words. There is an iPad next to each seat so you can order directly even if you can't find what you want. The various nigiri are just normal. I prefer fancy sushi rolls like grilled salmon and avocado. The taste is always richer, but my favorite is naturally the eel sushi. The plump grilled eel is always the most tempting. I accidentally discovered the strawberry daifuku and took a happy bite of the red bean paste. It's just that the strawberry is not sweet enough and fresh enough.