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June 22nd 2008 23:30
Sydney's Cockle Bay Wharf
Sydney's gorgeous Cockle Bay Wharf is the place for somewhere special to dine with the area filled with a variety of dining experiences ranging from cheap eats to fine dining, you'll be sure to find something that whets your appetite on this famous shoreline.
A quick stroll around the Cockle Bay Wharf shoreline and you will be confronted by dozens of restaurants, cafes and takeaway outlets where you can indulge in an intimate dinner for two, enjoy a long lunch, celebrate a special occasion (anniversary, birthday etc.) or just a quick snack in between enjoying the many things to do and see in the area.
Cockle Bay Wharf at night
Most of the restaurants are situated on the edge of the harbour providing picturesque waterfront dining. Nick's Seafood Restaurant boasts an array of seafood, inspired by flavour and simplicity with an emphasis on quality and freshness. Be sure to try the succulent oysters, favourite fish, chargrilled seafood and the magnificent Seafood Platter.
If you're a steak-lover, you won't want to miss the I'm Angus Steakhouse which has a reputation for premium quality steaks and a fine selection of Australian wines to ensure that your thick and juicy steak is washed down well.
Oh, and there's always room for dessert, right? Remember to head over to the Lindt Chocolat Cafe - an absolute chocolate heaven from the world-renowned chocolatier. Try the delice range of chocolates - wwo small mounds of melt-in-the-mouth almond meringue encase a creamy chocolate-based filling with flavours that include: dark and milk chocolate; hazelnut; coffee; caramel; pistachio; strawberry and even champagne.
Or simply delight your tastebuds with an extensive range of chocolates, cakes and drinks.
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