Jenifer Jagielski
The Daily Telegraph
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Where to celebrate Father’s Day
FROM steaks to mezes, porchetta to pulled pork lasagne, there’s a feast fit for any father’s tastes around Sydney on the day we celebrate dads. → Read More
Treat yourself to some truffles
ITS open season for truffle-mad foodies. From French omelets to French toast, heres where to enjoy this culinary Black Gold around Sydney. → Read More
10 places to try in Collaroy
ITS not just sand and surf at the northern beaches suburb of Collaroy. The food scene is riding its own wave of success with its eclectic mix of cuisines. → Read More
Where to take your mum if you’ve forgotten to organise lunch today
SO, its your mums special day today and you maybe havent been as organised as you should have been. Very naughty But never fear, Sydney Eat Street has found some last-minute dining inspirations to get you out of trouble. Youre welcome. → Read More
Where to treat mum on Mother’s Day
MUM means the world to you so weve put together some loving food options thatll help make sure that message gets through loud and clear on her special day. → Read More
Sydney Eat Street: 10 things to try in Woolloomooloo
WOOLLOOMOOLOO is a name that is often misspelled but with food this good, you dont event need to get the name right. Just head one over. → Read More
What to eat at Watsons Bay
WELL before it became a tourism highlight with epic ocean views from The Gap and Sydneys skyline the beach, Watsons Bay, an isolated area in South head, was Australias first fishing village and subsequently, in 1885 home to the first seafood restaurant. → Read More
Eat Street Sydney: What to eat on George St and the CBD
THE heart of any modern city offers an array of eating options, from casual to formal. Sydney is no different. → Read More
Where to get something sweet this Easter
ONCE the kids have hunted down any eggs left by the Easter Bunny, treat yourself to an egg-citing dish being offered at one of these egg-cellent eateries. → Read More
Where to eat at Brighton-Le-Sands
JUST south of the city, the busy bayside suburb of Brighton-Le-Sands offers an eclectic mix of longtime neighbourhood favourites and trendy newcomers. → Read More
What to eat at Rosehill Gardens
WITH the Autumn Racing Carnival in full swing, a day at Rosehill offers winners aplenty when it comes to tasty delights. → Read More
10 places to try in Darlington
It may be a small, inner-city suburb but Darlington packs a big punch when it comes to food. → Read More
Where to celebrate Chinese New Year
GOOD fortune is headed your way when you enjoy these lucky foods with family and friends throughout the Chinese New Year celebrations. → Read More
Where to celebrate Valentine’s Day
THIS Valentines Day, love is in the air with every bite, whether youre up for heaps of sweets or something sophisticated and savoury. → Read More
Sydney Eat Street: 10 places to try in Botany
ONCE a large garden estate that included Sydneys first zoo, this south-eastern suburb still has much to explore and plenty of foodie finds along the way. → Read More
10 places to eat at on Australia Day
DONT settle for a burned snag and warm beer at cousin Steves dodgy backyard barbie this Australia Day. Heres our guide to really celebrating our national day. → Read More
10 places to try in Bondi
YES, Bondi is Australias most famous beach but theres more to it than sand, sea and soy lattes. Check out these amazing places to get your tastebuds surfing. → Read More
Your ultimate Christmas sweets guide
IF YOU are looking for the ultimate in Christmas treats, theres no need to run all over town because weve done all the hard work and found them for you. → Read More
10 places to try in Willoughby
IT IS known as the home of Sydneys television broadcasting but the north shore suburb towers above many with its array of foodie options. → Read More
Eat Street Sydney with Jenifer Jagielski: Burwood
A GENERATIONAL shift has prompted the modernisation of restaurants and eateries in this inner west suburb, elevating wonderful traditional dishes to a new level. → Read More