The Potting Shed at The Grounds

A popular restaurant in Sydney, there are a lot of people visiting, taking photos and eating every day, and people have to queue up on site for meals. The garden layout, as well as animals such as pigs, chickens, and parrots for people to watch, add to the fun of dining. The food varieties change every season, which is very suitable for the tastes of young people. The theme drinks are also unique, making it a gathering place for young people and the first choice for gatherings.

The overall dishes have many advantages, so I won’t praise them one by one. I highly recommend everyone to check in at the store📍

[Sydney Food] Spring hidden in the factory 📍Address: 53 Burke Street Alexandria 🚕Transportation: There is no subway in this area, only bus. Take bus No. 370 from the Central Railway Station in the city center and get off at McEvoy Street Station, then walk according to Google Maps. The whole journey takes about 20-30 minutes. The bus is about 3-5 dollars per person. ps. It is actually very close to the city center. If you don’t want to bother, just take a taxi for about ten dollars. 👉Chatting background👈 Alexandria is located in the suburbs of Sydney. It used to be a traditional cargo transshipment factory area. Due to population growth, it has gradually turned into a residential area. The place introduced today is a leisure community dominated by green plants that has been transformed from multiple transformations. It is a bit similar to the old renovation industrial park in China. There are flower shops, restaurants, small jewelry shops, and even a small area where you can see pigs, lambs, and chickens. The garden layout is changed regularly, and sometimes there are even theme exhibitions. Each one is carefully decorated, with a strong sense of life and spring, and is considered the originator of Sydney's Internet celebrity brunch. 🥗Recommended restaurants🥐 This is simply a paradise for brunch, with several options, but this straight man thinks that brunch is about atmosphere first and taste second, which is equivalent to Guangdong's morning tea, the kind that sits for a whole morning. So there is no doubt that the atmosphere of forest greenery is recommended here: [The Podding Shed] 11.00am-10.00pm. It is considered the face of this place, and people usually go here. Not only can you come for brunch, but it's also nice to "watch lanterns" at night. In addition, the small dessert stalls that can be seen everywhere are quite exquisite, and you can't stop taking pictures! 📷About taking pictures📸 1⃣As shown in Figure 2: Of course, it's the exquisite food for brunch 2⃣As shown in Figure 3: The fountain, almost every Internet celebrity will sit there for a long time. 3⃣As shown in Figure 4: The flower shop. The flowers on the day are matched with the green plants in the background. 4⃣As shown in Figure 5: The small dessert stall is so exquisite that you can't stop taking pictures. 5⃣As shown in Figure 6: The plants that can be seen everywhere are matched with the walls with a sense of age. 6⃣Take a photo with the pigs and chickens in the mini farm, which is very friendly, but be careful. Don't blame me for not reminding you if you accidentally take a photo that looks like an old man or an old woman. —————————END————————— [If you don't know where to go and what to eat, click on my homepage to check it out] #Where to go in spring #Ru Ge's journey #Flowering May Day #Australia travel #Sydney travel

📍The Grounds of Alexandria If you want to select a list of popular brunch places in Sydney, this one must be mentioned! It was formerly a pie factory, and now it is a creative park that integrates a cafe, garden and bakery. There are two restaurants in total. I chose The Potting Shed. There is no need to queue up in the morning on weekdays. It is recommended to make reservations in advance on weekends. The whole park is like a retro creative market. Decorative elements such as classic cars, telephone booths, barbecue stalls and green plants in the garden make people feel like they are in the countryside of the 1960s. The restaurant is like a tropical rainforest with fairy air. The sun shines through the gaps between the plants onto the dining table, and there is also a (live) gorgeous peacock blue feather parrot! What kind of fairy place is this? 💗 I ordered a tomato salad with poached eggs and a potted cake. The salad is very refreshing. The potted cactus is actually a macaron, which is so cute! The "soil" of the potted plant is sawdust cake, which is super delicious. I recommend the fresh juice mixed with orange juice and passion fruit. I followed the trend and ordered it from the fairy at the next table. It is super refreshing and delicious. 😋 Recommendation index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Taste index: 🌟🌟🌟 Price index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Environment index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐ Service index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Celsius Coffee Co. This sea view Café opened on the Kirribilli ferry terminal in Sydney is super popular! You have to queue up no matter when you go. This store is a building on the pier, and you can see it when you get off the ferry. The unbeatable scenery of the sea surrounded by three sides + floor-to-ceiling glass makes it prosperous from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. When I arrived, I had to queue up as expected. If I didn’t sit by the window, I wouldn’t have to queue so long. I came all the way here, so of course I have to sit in the best view seat! After leaving my name, I went for a stroll in the residential area behind the pier. After walking around for about half an hour, I came back and got in line. I ordered a berry flower waffle and a Benedict egg with asparagus. I have eaten so many restaurants in Australia, and this one is the best and most suitable for Chinese stomachs. I have bad teeth and can't eat hard things. The waffles are soft and fluffy, with my favorite strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries, and a little honey, just right and not too sweet. Another plate of asparagus and Benedict eggs gave me a surprise. The vegetables were lightly fried with olive oil. To be honest, I am a Cantonese who has been playing in Australia for 10 days. I am going crazy eating raw vegetables every day. It tastes like chewing grass. Suddenly, I ate a stir-fried vegetable leaf that is a bit similar to the Cantonese method. I almost shed tears of happiness. Recommendation index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Taste index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Price index: 🌟🌟🌟 Environment index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Service index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Mushroom's Australian trip ✈️ 📍Australia, Sydney The Potting Shed It makes people forget that they live in a big city, which is another reason why I like Sydney. Sit in The Potting Shed, surrounded by colorful roses and green plants, you will feel like you have traveled to nature in an instant. There is a restaurant here that ignites the hearts of all girls, called the Grounds of Alexandria. It is a local Internet celebrity restaurant, but the diners cover all ages. In such a city, the elderly live as well as the young. The restaurant was opened by creative entrepreneur Ramsey Chocker and famous coffee master Jack Hanna. They incorporate artistic beauty into every vegetable and meal. There is no need to bother to set up the scene. Each dish has been carefully arranged. Take a camera out of your pocket and take a picture, and it will be a satisfactory work. Life needs to be exquisite, which is the greatest feeling of eating here. Address: Huntley Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Details: The queue is about an hour on weekends. You can take photos while queuing. They will really stop! No! Get off! Come on!