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	Stanley Street Station Cnr Stanley & Crown Sts Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Stanley Street Station commands the corner of Crown and Stanley Streets in East Sydney. The furniture in the bar section – an ottoman here and a retro couch there – works well with the 50s swing music creeping out from the speakers. The low coffee tables Monorail > Galeries Victoria	Accommodation, Dining, Drinks
	Sumac Shop 284, The Promenade Harbourside Shopping Centre Darling Harbour NSW 2000 Go and experience Sumac’s Moroccan magic. Let them tantalize your taste buds with their exotic cuisine incorporating flavours from the Mediterranean, Middle East and North Africa. Monorail > Harbourside	Dining
	Summit Restaurant Level 47 264 George Street, Australia Square Sydney NSW 2000 A famous icon on Sydney’s restaurant scene. Monorail > City Centre	Dining
	Sushi Roll Bar Cnr Liverpool & Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2000 Ever wondered where one of Sydney’s most popular sushi trains is found? Monorail > World Square	Dining
	Taklimakan Uyghur Restaurant Level 1 94 Hay Street Haymarket NSW 2000 Friendly service and where the owner is always around to say hello, experience true Uighur cuisine with an array of dishes. Monorail > Paddy's Markets Light Rail > Paddy's Markets	Dining
	Tetsuya’s Restaurant 529 Kent Street Sydney NSW 2000 Tetsuya’s has reaffirmed its place among the world’s top 10 restaurants. Monorail > Galeries Victoria	Dining
	The Little Snail 50 Murray Street Pyrmont NSW 2009 The Little Snail has been famous for more than just its signature dish – escargots. Monorail > Harbourside	Dining
	The Spanish Club 88 Liverpool Street Sydney NSW The Spanish Club has been around for years and is traditionally known for their authentic taste of paella and tapas. With live Spanish dancers as entertainment, it definitely makes for a memorable dining experience. Monorail > World Square	Dining
	The Tea Room Level 3, North End Queen Victoria Building Sydney NSW 2000 The Tea Room QVB was established in 1997 by owner operator Manuel Spinola. In the past ten years The Tea Room has evolved into one of Sydney’s most beautiful restaurant establishments. Located in what was once the original Grand Ballroom of Sydney’s landm Monorail > City Centre Monorail > Galeries Victoria	Dining
	Wagamama Galeries Victoria Level 1, 500 George St Sydney NSW 2000 Wagamama is modelled on the ramen bars which have been popular in japan for many years. The menu consists of side dishes, main meals and desserts your order is taken on an electronic handheld and zapped through to the kitchen by radio signal where it is c Monorail > Galeries Victoria Monorail > Darling Park	Dining