Oh my god, the ricotta appetiser changed my world view. So freaking delicious! The shepherd's pie is also very tasty and incredibly substantial. Great place.
Affordable, tasty Vietnamese. Friendly staff! The grilled pork on rice vermicelli noodles and the beef phô are personal faves. GENEROUS servings, so come hungry & be prepared to take leftovers home!
Check out the gargoyles with Australian animal faces! There's a croc and a kangaroo around the clocktower.
Great vibe. If you're staying for dinner, the peach and burrata starter is amazing.
It's a shame because I used to quite like it here. However, I'm not coming back until they get their act together. A "C" rating from the dept of sanitation is sneakily hidden behind a pot plant.
Cozy dive bar with a nice vibe - there's a little alcove room at the back that's good for groups of 5-8!
Delicious sandwiches, decently priced, and really lovely service. What more could you want?
Sakura, the Japanese Restaurant downstairs, is delicious! Gets crowded on a weekday lunchtime, but open late.
Good coffee, good pastries, excellent baguettes. On top of this, you can grab an Access card discount with every purchase at Taste Baguette Sydney Uni!
The Graffiti Tunnel is the only place on campus that students are allowed to graffiti - and are even encouraged to! Clubs, Revues, and Election Candidates frequently paint in the tunnel. Tagged often!
Great coffee, delicious brekky sandwiches. Recommend grabbing your flat white and heading straight to the beach!
Incredible wine shop upstate. Staff are knowledgable, and the range of wine & spirits is outstanding. 10/10!
A fabulous gym & pool in the city, with great options for classes throughout the day. The staff are incredibly lovely, too. It's pleasure to work out and swim here. Great, new facilities - no-frills!
If you're collecting a parcel, there's actually a separate parcel collection window around the corner on Mount Street! Avoid the queues inside!
The College's establishment was facilitated by the commitment of the University, in 1881, to enable women to study "in complete equality with men". The first of its buildings was opened in 1894.
