Tag Archives: The Rocks

Ploos is the latest project from Peter Conistis, the Greek-Australian chef behind Alpha, Omega and Cosmos. It's shaping as a Christmas leftover opening, with a spokeswoman for the restaurant confirming Ploos will serve its first customers by New Year's Eve.

Well, the small, chef-focused Japanese restaurant is giving them a shake. Bay Nine Omakase will join the party when it opens in the heritage-listed Campbell's Stores at The Rocks later this week. Omakase restaurants – where guests sit at a counter that generally seats fewer than a dozen and place …

The area has suffered a dramatic drop in foot traffic, but five art installations are attracting people back into the neighbourhood’s alleys.

Swillhouse, the group behind Restaurant Hubert, Frankie’s Pizza, The Baxter Inn and Shady Pines, has opened 101 George, a pop-up bar in a heritage-listed space in The Rocks. All summer, the bar will serve simple charcuterie alongside the sort of …

Sydney hospitality group Swillhouse has announced it’s adding a new venue to its fold. The team behind restaurants including Hubert and Alberto’s Lounge now has the keys to Phillips Foote; a heritage bar and eatery at 101 George Street in The Rocks.

The NSW government has sold off a set of heritage-listed Victorian terraces in historic The Rocks for $36.25 million under a 99-year leasehold of the land. Australian-based real estate private equity firm NashCap and its partner Assembly Funds Management bought the 18 properties,

The government is selling off an extraordinary precinct in a historic suburb in what one heritage expert describes as a 'tricky' proposition for potential buyers.

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Hickson House Distilling Co is set to open in The Rocks this June. Mikey Enright and Julian Train from The Barber Shop and The Duke of Clarence have teamed up with former Manly Spirits distiller Tim Stones to launch the concept.

Over the years they have been family homes, boarding houses, blacksmith forges, a grocery store, souvenir shops and a bike tour business.