Bistro Kai is located opposite Chatswood Chase and offers contemporary, Japanese-influenced dishes that blend comfort with creativity. You’ll want to plan ahead and book as by 6pm on a weeknight, the restaurant was already packed, a clear sign of its popularity. The atmosphere is pleasant, and the menu leans towards...
Read moreDetailsJust a stone’s throw from Gordon train station and with convenient parking in the nearby public car park, Bar Infinita is a beautifully executed blend of style, flavour, and welcoming hospitality. This winter, they’re serving up a decadent Truffle Menu that runs from 10th June to mid-August, featuring premium truffles...
Read moreDetailsDebuting on March 2 at Wahroonga Park is a brand-new event: Sparkling WAHROONGA: Food + Wine Festival. This free-entry community festival is brought to the Upper North Shore by the same producer of the Wahroonga Food + Wine Festival. Celebrating NSW cellar door wines, small-batch distilleries, craft brews, international cuisine,...
Read moreDetailsI wouldn't be the first to think there is a lack of quality social venues to meet friends or family on a Saturday night, possibly a Sunday arvo, or even knock-off drinks and nibbles on a Friday. Local communities need fresh locations to enjoy sports, live music or even a new...
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