Yelp Most Popular Sydney Restaurants and Cafes 2015

Yelp has recently released its Top 100, best user rated Cafe and Restaurants across Australia for 2015. Of the list, 30 of Sydney's has made it into the list! And the top rated goes to Mamak, Haymarket. (I will hold my reservations about it!) Amongst the top 10, there is also Bourke Street Bakery and Fishmongers Manly. A higher weight was put on more recent reviews.

The majority of the list is made up of casual dining restaurants. It's probably a sign of the times when with most family feeling the pinch with large mortgage or hefty rental prices in Sydney.

So here is the list.
Sydney Fish Market (#41)

1. Mamak, Haymarket, NSW
3. Bourke Street Bakery, Sydney, NSW
4. Fishmongers Manly, Manly, NSW
11. Din Tai Fung, Sydney, NSW
14. Single Origin Roasters, Surry Hills, NSW
21. Mr Wong, Sydney, NSW
24. The Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel, The Rocks, NSW
25. Via Napoli, Lane Cove, NSW
28. Rockpool Bar and Grill, Sydney, NSW
30. Harry’s Café de Wheels, Woolloomooloo, NSW
41. Sydney Fish Market, Pyrmont, NSW
49. Sydney Madang, Sydney, NSW
54. El Jannah, Granville, NSW
55. Brewtown Newtown, Newtown, NSW
58. Gumshara Ramen, Sydney, NSW
59. Home Thai, Sydney, NSW
60. Mary’s, Newtown, NSW
61. Le Monde Cafe, Surry Hills, NSW
62. Quay, The Rocks, NSW
66. Trio Cafe, Bondi Beach, NSW
68. Circa Espresso, Parramatta, NSW
72. Lazybones Lounge, Marrickville, NSW
75. Tetsuya’s Restaurant, Sydney, NSW
81. Menya Japan Noodle Bar City, Sydney, NSW
84. Mr Crackles, Darlinghurst, NSW
90. Pendolino, Sydney, NSW
92. Porteno, Surry Hills, NSW
94. Three Williams, Sydney, NSW
95. Buffalo Dining Club, Darlinghurst, NSW

98. Campos Coffee, Newtown, NSW

References
Yelp

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