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Quintessential Victorian architecture with a gothic twist. Explore the ‘witches houses’ in Johnson Street with high, pointed roofs. Popular with families and young professionals. Shopping and café culture in Booth Street. Quiet, tree lined residential roads give the suburb a village atmosphere that makes everyone feel part of the Annandale community. Positioned nearby the harbour, Annandale is close to everything. Pretty. Lively. Popular. Annandale.

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Cafes & Restaurants

1. Revolver

291 Annandale St
This hidden gem deep in the heart of North Annandale was formerly an old corner store. The building was bought in 2006 by Rodney Jones who set about renovating the terrace largely by hand. The interior décor is a little erratic with street art-inspired screens mixed with Italian-style frescos and antique shelving complete with trundling library ladder. Once the food arrives, though, we have eyes for little else. The big breakfast is a thing of wonder: a veritable feast of house-made baked...
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2. Clover

78 Booth St
Its the little things that count in a café breakfast. Once weve found a seat at Clovers massive central table a savvy waiter addresses our most pressing need and we are furnished with fresh passionfruit and lime sodas to ward of the worst of the mid-morning heat. Something between a soft drink and a juice but with less sugar than either, its a refreshing alternative to coffee. If you prefer your beverages pip-free theres also a spectacular watermelon and orange juice that looks like a sunrise in...
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3. Booth Street Bistro

127 Booth St
Ah, the neighbourhood bistro. What a treat it is to take a night out midweek, grab that favourite bottle from the cellar (BYO Tue/Wed), get into a bit of duck, maybe a couple of oysters too, and walk away feeling like a born-and-bred Parisian. Not that Booth Street Bistro a carbon-copy French diner - though the charming renovated shopfront, banquette booths and Euro-accented floor staff does project a certain Francophile flair. This is not just another drop-in for Annandales increasingly...
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4. Da Gianni

127 Booth St
The walls at this Italian newbie are lined with old style Italian ads for spaghetti and Cinzano as well as one featuring a man napping in front of a plate of foie gras with a goose on each shoulder, very sweetly kissing over his head. Its a beautifully simple room with frosted glass deco style lampshades, white walls and simple wooden furniture. If only the loud South American techno thats passing for background music would go away. Chef Giovanni Spinazzola (ex Ecco) is doing good things on...
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5. Gallery Cafe

43 Booth St
Gallery Cafés two levels showcase up to 80 artworks at any one time....
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6. The Little Marionette - Annandale

18a Trafalgar Street
This town has more cafés than it knows what to do with. So why are so few of them as good as the Little Marionette? By Myffy Rigby This Annandale café is the size of a shoebox. At first glance, it’s nought but a couple of tables and a banquette lining big open windows, and a coffee machine in the corner. Out the back there’s a room taken up with a massive roaster – the heart of the business. In a city where coffee is almost as important as breathing, this is pretty much a must in...
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7. Casa Barilla

4 Annandale St
Casa Barilla Cooking School is Sydneys heart of Italian food. Each Casa Barilla class lasts 2.5 hours, is intimate (no more than 16 people) and interactive - you cook and eat!...
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8. Cucina Italiana

84 Johnston St
Cucina Italiana is located in a historic heritage listed Italian Villa built nearly a century ago by the Melocco Brothers. Classes emphasise teaching real Italian cooking, the home cooking that you can only find in a truly Italian home....
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9. Esthers Table

61 Annandale St
Formerly the Hopscotch Café. A playful atmosphere, creative kids menu and very reasonable prices make this a bit of a hidden gem of the Annandale scene....
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