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Kings
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channels go live; Special events planned- July - August 2018
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Piccolo
Bar Cafe. Often quite the hive of activity and positive buzz 
Shamus
& Eulalie, the new owners of Piccolo Bar, Kings Cross 
One
of the world's most famous Kings Cross neon advertising signs News Cafe
and Espresso Bar friendly creative war for customers in Sin City Sydney heats
up Cafe
News Media Facebook Launched by Media Man group Cafe
News Media showcases Di Bella Coffee, BioCup Art Series, Sydney cafes, Red Bull
and more 
Eat
and Drink in Kings Cross and Potts Point Potts
Point and Kings Cross. Eat / Drink Macleay Street is teeming with eateries, from
hip Japanese Cho Cho San to Greek at The Apollo. Local favourites are Macleay
St Bistro, Cafe DOV and Fratelli Paradiso. For fine dining with a view, head to
Otto Ristorante in Woolloomooloo, or try its modern-Asian neighbour, China Doll.
Stop at food truck Harry’s Café de Wheels for a pie to go. For jazz
and drinks, head to Riley St Garage or Chester White in Potts Point. You’ll
be spoilt for choice at the restaurants in Llankelly Place – big medallion
lights will guide the way. Cosy up at small bars like The Roosevelt, Hinky Dinks
or Eau-de-Vie. (Credit:
City Of Sydney) Kings
Cross: Sydney.com A
colourful inner city area, Kings Cross is home to cutting-edge theatre and comedy,
hip bars and cafes, stylish restaurants, food markets and intriguing history.
Two Sydney landmarks are in The Cross, the dandelion-shaped El Alamein Memorial
Fountain and the giant neon-lit Coca-Cola billboard. All
the attractions in this entertainment precinct are near Kings Cross Station. The
Griffin Theatre Co. performs at the intimate SBW Stables Theatre, where many famous
actors have performed, including Cate Blanchett. Kings Cross Theatre puts on plays
at the classic Kings Cross Hotel. For
great laughs try the Happy Endings Comedy Club, on the corner of Brougham and
William streets. Famous for teapot cocktails, The World Bar in Bayswater Road
hosts live music and other performances. Galleries in Kings Cross and nearby neighbourhoods
hold regular exhibitions. Discover
the notorious history of The Cross on a guided walking tour. Sydney Urban Adventures
offer the riveting Kings Cross Crime and Passion Tour, which explores the razor
gangs of the 1920s. You can read a potted cultural history of the Cross in bronze
plaques set in the footpath on Darlinghurst Road. Complementing
the thriving arts and cultural scene are innovative restaurants, such as ACME
on Bayswater Road. You’ll find plenty more delectable experiences, including
the Kings Cross food markets on Saturday, and great options in neighbouring Potts
Point, Woolloomooloo and Darlinghurst. Accommodation
in the Cross caters to a range of budgets and preferences, from boutique holiday
hotels and business hotels to serviced apartments for longer stays and budget-friendly
options, including backpacker hostels in grand old terrace houses on Victoria
Street. (Sydney.com) 
Photo
from yesteryear. Credit: News.com.au Websites
Of Reference: Wikipedia:
Kings Cross Sydney.com:
Kings Cross Kings
Cross Market City
Of Sydney) 
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