​​Must-Try Western Restaurants in Sydney 🍴​​

All located near tourist spots with high Google ratings! Perfect for travelers unsure where to eat—zero risk of disappointment. I’ve been lucky—every Western restaurant I’ve tried in Sydney has been delicious, no regrets! 😋 Disclaimer: I prefer lighter flavors and avoid overly sweet, salty, or greasy food. 🌟 ​​Here’s my personal take (for reference only):​​ ​​1️⃣ Hurricane’s Grill & Rotisserie Pyrmont​​ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❗️ ​​A must-visit!​​ Right near Darling Harbour—great for post-sightseeing meals. Book ahead! ☎️ ​​Signature ribs (pork/beef)​​—We had the beef ribs: fall-off-the-bone tender with a tangy, non-greasy glaze. ​​Grilled mushrooms​​ 🍄‍🟫—Small, juicy, and not oily at all. ​​Prawns​​ 🦐—Crisp, sweet, perfectly cooked. As a seafood lover, I was impressed! 👍👍 ​​Weekday specials (Mon-Thu)​​ offer great value with all their best dishes. ​​$60pp (incl. drinks)​​—rare for Sydney! ​​2️⃣ Grana​​ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📍 ​​Near the Opera House​​ (reserve ahead! ☎️). Popular with office workers. ​​Handmade pasta​​ is the star—al dente perfection! As a pasta fiend, I devoured the ​​cream pasta​​ (not heavy at all). ​​Seafood pasta​​ has a noticeable oceanic flavor (common in AU). I enjoyed it, but if you’re sensitive to "fishiness," skip it. ​​$30-40pp (excl. drinks)​​. ​​3️⃣ The Meat & Wine Co.​​ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🚶 ​​3 mins from CBD hotels​​—another reason to stay downtown! (Book in advance! ☎️) ​​Romantic vibe​​ ❤️—ideal for dates. The lively atmosphere and excellent service instantly lift your mood. ​​Filet & ribeye (medium-rare)​​ were both tender, but the filet was juicier. ​​Sides​​: Fries and mash were flawless. ​​$150pp (incl. drinks)​​. #SydneyEats #SydneyRestaurants #AustralianCuisine #WesternFood #FoodieAdventures #StudyAbroadEats