Guidebook for Sydney
Food Scene
The Fish at the Rocks is a long established restaurant.
The seafood is excellent, you could not find better.
The take away option is great value.
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Fish at the Rocks
29 Kent StThe Fish at the Rocks is a long established restaurant.
The seafood is excellent, you could not find better.
The take away option is great value.
Drinks & Nightlife
This is my favourite iconic pub, the position is prime with breathtaking views from the rooftop cocktail lounge.
The downstairs bar has a great atmosphere with yummy bar food available.
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Hotel Palisade
35 Bettington StThis is my favourite iconic pub, the position is prime with breathtaking views from the rooftop cocktail lounge.
The downstairs bar has a great atmosphere with yummy bar food available.
Parks & Nature
Watson’s Bay is located at the South Head of Port Jackson Harbour. You can take the ferry to Watson’s Bay, buy fish and chips on the wharf. A pleasant spot is at Camp Cove beach on the other side of the peninsula, only a 10 minute walk from the wharf. You can sit on the grassy knoll watching the Manly ferries go by whilst eating your fish and chips. Camp Cove Beach is to the right. It is named Camp Cove as in 1788, Governor Phillip with his first fleet camped there for 2 weeks resting and carrying out repairs.
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Watsons Bay
Watson’s Bay is located at the South Head of Port Jackson Harbour. You can take the ferry to Watson’s Bay, buy fish and chips on the wharf. A pleasant spot is at Camp Cove beach on the other side of the peninsula, only a 10 minute walk from the wharf. You can sit on the grassy knoll watching the Manly ferries go by whilst eating your fish and chips. Camp Cove Beach is to the right. It is named Camp Cove as in 1788, Governor Phillip with his first fleet camped there for 2 weeks resting and carrying out repairs.