The Chippendale Hotel

Went to the Chippo to see a few games of football before going into a show on the ground floor on the ground floor. At some point the bar buddy came and asked if we could move, as people had booked the area where we were. No Biggie. The guy, however, went to give us a ball ball as a sweetener at the deal, and came very apologetic. Giant profit in customer service straps.

Lunch Roveburger and Quinoa salad for $ 10. The catch is that you need to buy a drink. Delicious. A little too quiet on a weekday count. Good staff and friendly service. Grief More delicious food PIX on my Instagram @ Hellomissmay Grief To read my food blog, Hellomissmay.com Grief Thank you for being bitten!

Classic American Burger, one of my favorites in Sydney. The only place where I know in Syd, who makes a sloppy Joe. The hotel US usually pretty quiet for lunch, employees and service is good.

If you are looking for a pub with good food and atmosphere, this is the place for you. This place is busy and you have a good room that is great for big gatherings and is purposeful. I urgently recommend the cheeseburger.

Youth is wasted on the young, as the saying goes. With that in mind The Chippo Hotel is probably wasted on me - it is definitely one for the milennials judging by the clientele and volume of noise. They are obviously doing something right though as it was absolutely packed on the Saturday evening I attended. I dined here with a group of five, which gave me a good overview of the menu as we ordered a selection of starters - Louisiana Coconut Shrimp, Yankee-Doodle Meatballs, Buffalo Wings, Yam Fries - between us as well as a main dish each. I had the Southern Fried Chicken Sandwich for my main. The meatballs and wings were passable but the shrimp was a slightly odd dish and the shellfish was obviously not particularly fresh. The Yam fries were soggy, again a 'unconventional' dish that sounded better on paper than it tasted in the mouth. My burger was fine if unspectacular. Chippendale is quite a dining hot spot these days and, to be honest, I would look elsewhere if eating out there again. thernbdiary.com