Not to be outdone by everyone else on the Iceland bandwagon, the NYT sent commonly stodgy restaurant reviewer Frank Bruni to sample the city’s much more-economical-than-before reindeer and puffin delicacies and to verify out the notoriously inebriated and lengthy-lasting nightlife (where he managed to stay out pretty much previous 1 a.m. to report back of hearing a band covering Sonny and Cher — and lived to tell about it). Study his account here.
Sydney’s Best Hidden Bars
OK, you’re visiting Sydney and you might agree to pay Aus $100 to climb the Harbour Bridge – along with a few other bits of tourist stuff. But what you’re really going to want is hit the city at night and search out a few of the coolest places to do that. Don’t worry – we have it all covered for you; the easiest and best place to stay, and a selection of the coolest bars to get the nights off to a swing. So, first things first; find a handy Sydney hostel, and make it somewhere central so it’s easy enough to stagger back to. For budget accommodation, head to Sydney Central YHA which has its own hidden bar in the basement. If your number has just come up on the lottery, the Park Hyatt Sydney which overlooks the Harbour Bridge is not a bad choice. York Street Once you head out for the night, perhaps the most fashionable area of the city – and the best for smaller bars that are a little different – is York Street. Spooning Goats, the Mojo Record Bar, Stitch an...
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