Surry Hills Attractions

121BC Cantina and Enoteca has opened opposite the more mature Italian restaurant, Vini. All about vino, the little wine bar serves wine by the glass from all regions of Italy and you can purchase over 300 wines by the bottle from the adjoining...

With four locations across Sydney (also in Newtown, Lakemba and Greenacre), Al Aseel is renowned for tasty and authentic Middle Eastern cuisine. The Surry Hills location provides an unpretentious modern dining room with outdoor tables serving...

This cafe and bookstore is a haven of tranquillity where you can relax in a vibrant atmosphere, read a good book, drink home-made Chai Tea relished for its rich exotic flavours of cardamom, cinnamon and ginger, or enjoy one of their delicious...

The Ann Snell Gallery opened in 2003. It began humbly with Ann borrowing money to purchase her first collection but Ann's passion and keen eye for art, soon paid off with her first show selling out. 2012 saw the introduction of an...

Belvoir is one of Australia's most respected and celebrated theatre companies, growing under the artistic leadership of Neil Armfield from 1994 - 2010. Under new Artistic Director Ralph Myers and General Manager Brenna Hobson, the company...

Explore one of Sydney's best kept secrets: the Brett Whiteley Studio, where one of Australia's most celebrated artists of the 20th century lived and worked from 1988 to 1992.

The Studio exhibits a selection of...

After the success of Pocket Bar and Stitch, the owners brand new venture has an underground feeling about it with leather booths and dark nooks and crannies shaped a bit like the galley of a pirate ship.

Button Bar can be found...

Based on Crown Street in the heart of Surry hills, the Collector Store sells a large range of rare fashion and homewares from locally and international sourced designers. Like a gallery, collections revolve and the shop fixtures morph, displaying...

One of Sydney's most creative communities is buzzy without being overly slick. Surry Hills has become a style setter, packed with design galleries such as Edit, Shelf/Life, Via Alley and Orson and Blake. Highlights are Object: The Australian...

Dominic McCabe has been been creating fine jewellery for over twenty years. Jewellery is a family passion and tradition: both his Grandfather and Uncle were highly respected in the trade, and Dominic's cousin owns one of Adelaide's most...

EDIT’s signature style is a witty, playful reimagining of vintage objects and fabrics into new homewares and furnishings. Sofas, tables, chairs, lamps, wall art, the range of fabrics designed in-house… they all have the EDIT...

A long established family business, Erciyes serves authentic Turkish fare to loyal locals, expats and visitors. An extensive menu of well priced mezze, pide, grills, kebabs and casseroles is accompanied by lively Turkish tunes and belly dancing on...

Eyewear Youwear's philosophy is simple; they are a destination optical boutique, catering for people who want the cutting edge in optical wear.

Between owners Harry and Darren, they have thirty years of optometric and...

Flight 001 (pronounced flight one) was conceived in 1998 aboard an aircraft somewhere between New York and Paris. John Sencion and Brad John were two business travellers who had spent far too much time preparing for their trip. They envisioned a...

Follow is a new design concept store nestled away in a beautiful heritage listed shop on the corner of Cleveland and Marlborough Street in Surry Hills. The store proprietors are the duo behind the Finders Keepers Markets, and have been advocates of...

Based in the Surry Hills fashion hub, Grandma Takes a Trip is one of Sydney's premier vintage and retro boutiques with an amazing range of the best vintage and retro clothing around.

Grandma's exclusively source all...

The Danish word Hygge ‘hoo-ga’: describes the deep sense of pleasure found in making ordinary things extraordinary. It's believing that when everyday objects are beautiful, life is beautiful; and Great Dane like to...

Featuring as many ethically sourced and Fair Trade items as possible, Holy Kitsch! boasts an array of art, gifts and collectibles that are quirky, edgy, eclectic, and, of course, kitsch.

Collected from around the world, wares...

ici et la (meaning 'here and there' in French) opened its doors in 2001. Originally based at The Sydney Antique Centre, it was not long before they opened their first store in Bourke st, Surry Hills - now...

Living Edge supplies beautifully designed furniture to the Australian marketplace. They sell soft furnishings, dining chairs, tables, lounge furniture and collectables.

While their particular emphasis has always been on the...