Including Woolloomooloo and Elizabeth Bay.
Many will tell you there's a fine, invisible line between Potts Point and Kings Cross, but the two couldn't be more different. Upper-class and trendy, the relatively small suburb of Potts Point is home to some of the most acclaimed restaurants, cafes, and boutiques in Sydney.
Victoria and Macleay Streets are hubs for diners seeking top-quality modern cuisines. For those inclined toward views, Elizabeth Bay and Woolloomooloo's famous Cowper Wharf are just down the hill. And if you're the sort who believes that the night's still young, then yes, Kings Cross and its buzzing hive of bars and clubs are only a stone's throw away.
Even if you do throw like a girl.
The grandness of The Roosevelt's grand decor is second only to the concoctions it pushes off its liquid nitrogen fuelled cocktail trolley. And very soon, its dim sum cocktail cart as well.
Have you heard? There's a new girl in town. Her name's Kim and she's bringing contemporary Korean to the heart of Potts Point.
Walking into Rockafelas is like walking into your crazy uncle's lounge room. Rock 'n' roll memorabilia lines the walls, thin crust Italiano pizza cooks in the oven and there's a game of backgammon with your name on it.