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Famous for its quirky, bohemian spirit, Newtown is where you’ll find eclectic vintage shopping, iconic arts and theatre spaces, and a renowned dining and drinking scene. Adorned with beautifully restored 19th-century terrace houses and street art, this vibrant inner Sydney neighbourhood attracts artists and foodies alike.
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- Vegan Ramen at Lonely Mouth
- Black Star Pastry
- Not For Profit Lentil as Anything
- Vegan Vietnamese at Golden Lotus
- Legendary Thai Pothong
- Delicious & Cheap The Italian Bowl
- Ramen at Rising Sun Workshop
- Japanese Donuts at Comeco Foods
If there’s one thing we learnt recently whilst checking out more places in Newtown to share with you, it’s that people are much more friendlier than you think in Sydney in general. Start up a conversation and people will generally chat back. We met loads of super friendly people we probably never would have talked to if we weren’t as open and frien...
We’re going to start our Newtown guide with some of the best Newtown restaurants & cafes. This suburb packs a punch for delivering some of the best food in Sydney. If you’re looking for vegan food, I doubt you’ll find anywhere else in Sydney which compares. From vegan pizza, vegan ramen and even vegan ice cream, we reckon Newtown is the best suburb...
When we visited Newtown recently, we decided to check out Lonely Mouth, a vegan ramen cafe. Although vegan ramen might sound unappealing if you’re not vegan, we secretly had a feeling it was going to be awesome. And it is. As someone who isn’t a fan of salty foods, the vegan ramen tastes so fresh and healthy, it didn’t give me any sluggish feeling ...
Blackstar Pastry is one of the more famous Newtown cafes, which has been around for a while now. Known for serving up excellent coffee and of course the famous watermelon cake, come here for dessert after you’ve been to Lonely Mouth next door! Address: Black Star Pastry, 277 Australia Street, Newtown
Lentil As Anything has been around for years and it’s no wonder why. This non-for-profit restaurant is run by volunteers who are serving up vegan food for the homeless and anyone and everyone. It’s run on a donation basis so you can either pop what you feel like in the box by the door on your way out, or pay by card at the counter. We always pay re...
As another vegan restaurant in Sydney, Golden Lotus has tested the time and is still going strong. Serving up vegan Vietnamese food, you can’t go wrong with this choice and it’s somewhere we go all the time. Address: Golden Lotus, 341 King Street, Newtown
Thai Pothong is one of the most famous restaurants in Sydney! This huge Thai restaurant regularly wins awards for the best Thai food in Sydney and you’ll often see big lines out the door. After years of Steve banging on to me about going there, we finally made it a reality to see what the fuss was about. It’s a fun restaurant which seemed to be hom...
Italian Bowl is another Newtown restaurant which always has lines going out the door because it’s so busy. When we went to check it out, firstly it’s BYO and the food comes out fast. You won’t be waiting long when you order cheap and delicious Italian food like we did! Address: The Italian Bowl, 255 King Street, Newtown
Rising Sun Workshop is one of Newtown’s best restaurants. But it comes with a twist. As Sydney’s first communal motorcycle workshop and restaurant, their philosophy is to welcome everyone to their workshop. Expect to find some of the best ramen in Sydney! Address: Rising Sun Workshop, 1C Whateley St, Newtown
Everyone opts for a good sourdough bread, but have you tried sourdough donuts? These vegan and gluten free Japanese donuts in Newtown at Comeco Foods have become a bit of an institution in Sydney. Expect unusual flavours like Japanese curry or stewed apple. Address: Comeco Foods,524A King St, Newtown
Newtown is the heart of the Inner West, and it’s known as the place where the hipsters, hippies, students, and indie people hang out. There are plenty of alternative sub-cultures within this community, and you’ll see LGBT rainbow flags hanging all over the place.
- Explore all the street art. The first and foremost thing you’re bound to notice about Newtown is the art splashed on the walls, ceilings and buildings in the neighbourhood.
- Let your hair down at the Enmore Theatre. Enmore Theatre is an entertainment venue in the city but its legacy goes well beyond just that. Over the years it has been home to some of Australia’s best live music, theatre and comedy.
- Explore the food scene. A lot of Newtown’s rich and diverse character is reflected in its dynamic food offerings. From pasta to ramen, tandoori chicken to contemporary Australian, you’ll be hard-pressed to not find cuisine of your liking here.
- Grab a cocktail at Earl’s Juke Joint. Want to experience a classic New Orleans vibe right here at home? Earl’s Juke Joint is the place to go to. The Newtown institution has been bringing good drinks and good times to the city since 2013 and is showing no signs of slowing down.
What’s Newtown known for. The University of Sydney is just up the road from Newtown, and students make up a big part of the area’s identity, from the rowdy mid-week pub crawls to the famously...
Feb 18, 2020 · Newtown is also one of Sydney’s most queer-friendly suburbs, and the rainbow streak shines brightly at Erskineville’s Imperial Hotel, made famous by the drag queens at the start of The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
Aug 26, 2024 · Isaac Newton (born December 25, 1642 [January 4, 1643, New Style], Woolsthorpe, Lincolnshire, England—died March 20 [March 31], 1727, London) was an English physicist and mathematician who was the culminating figure of the Scientific Revolution of the 17th century.
