Nestled into a quiet residential street mere paces from Potts Point’s vivid cosmopolitan culture, IDA sits within one of Sydney's most stylish and desirable Inner East suburbs.
Celebrated eateries, Manhattan-style bars and terrace cafés beckon alongside stylish boutiques, grocers and delis. And the city and harbour’s leafy charms are never more than a stroll away.
This moody casual wine bar and eatery hits just the right notes amidst the buzz and bustle of Macleay Street. Pop in for cheeky post-work tipples or a late night supper at the beautiful stool-lined counter, depending on your mood.
Shimmy into the banquette seating or dine alfresco while savouring the flavours of the Mediterranean. Chef Jonathan Barthelmess in partnership with Longrain's Sam Christie serve up another win for Sydney’s evolving food culture.
For a burst of nature stroll down to the Royal Botanic Gardens and catch your breath amidst its 30-hectare expanse of lush grass, botanic treasures and ponds that wraps around the harbour down to Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and the Sydney Opera House.
This moody casual wine bar and eatery hits just the right notes amidst the buzz and bustle of Macleay Street. Pop in for cheeky post-work tipples or a late night supper at the beautiful stool-lined counter, depending on your mood.
Shimmy into the banquette seating or dine alfresco while savouring the flavours of the Mediterranean. Chef Jonathan Barthelmess in partnership with Longrain's Sam Christie serve up another win for Sydney’s evolving food culture.
For a burst of nature stroll down to the Royal Botanic Gardens and catch your breath amidst its 30-hectare expanse of lush grass, botanic treasures and ponds that wraps around the harbour down to Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and the Sydney Opera House.
Chefs and food critics herald this emporium of freshness as Sydney's leading providore of seasonal produce and authentic Italian products. Walk past the displays of bread and flowers to Cafe Sopra where a bustling kitchen serves up a seasonal Italian menu.
Inspired by Cape Cod and The Hamptons, head here for dim sims, oysters, potato scallops and locally caught fish as well as traditional fish ‘n’ chips to go and fisherman’s baskets. The beer and wine list is extensive with an organic and biodynamic theme.
These historic stone stairs were constructed in the 1870s to link Potts Point and its neighbour Woolloomooloo. Ditch the stairmaster machine and join the keen outdoor fitness fanatics who incorporate the 93 gruelling steps into their exercise regimes.
A perfect picnic or chill out place, this pocket park and garden in nearby Elizabeth Bay is possibly one of the best little spots in Sydney. Its perfectly manicured lawns, ornamental koi carp lake and stone bridge are a delight, along with amazing Sydney Harbour views.
This award-winning store is a visual feast of furniture, art, antiques, fashion and jewellery, and coveted signature gift wrapping. The owners are inveterate travellers, constantly seeking treasures in far-flung corners.
Entering The Roosevelt is like passing through a portal into another era. The upscale New York-style bar and diner has an Americana-themed tapas menu and a private poker den with drinks served, not at the bar, but via a roaming nitro cocktail trolley.
Chefs and food critics herald this emporium of freshness as Sydney's leading providore of seasonal produce and authentic Italian products. Walk past the displays of bread and flowers to Cafe Sopra where a bustling kitchen serves up a seasonal Italian menu.
Inspired by Cape Cod and The Hamptons, head here for dim sims, oysters, potato scallops and locally caught fish as well as traditional fish ‘n’ chips to go and fisherman’s baskets. The beer and wine list is extensive with an organic and biodynamic theme.
These historic stone stairs were constructed in the 1870s to link Potts Point and its neighbour Woolloomooloo. Ditch the stairmaster machine and join the keen outdoor fitness fanatics who incorporate the 93 gruelling steps into their exercise regimes.
A perfect picnic or chill out place, this pocket park and garden in nearby Elizabeth Bay is possibly one of the best little spots in Sydney. Its perfectly manicured lawns, ornamental koi carp lake and stone bridge are a delight, along with amazing Sydney Harbour views.
This award-winning store is a visual feast of furniture, art, antiques, fashion and jewellery, and coveted signature gift wrapping. The owners are inveterate travellers, constantly seeking treasures in far-flung corners.
Entering The Roosevelt is like passing through a portal into another era. The upscale New York-style bar and diner has an Americana-themed tapas menu and a private poker den with drinks served, not at the bar, but via a roaming nitro cocktail trolley.
