If you’re looking for something more special, stop by Firedoor. This Sydney restaurant puts fire at the foundation of its menu, even using different types of wood to highlight the flavors of the ingredients. The open kitchen gives the perfect view of the custom wood-fired ovens, Australian-made hearth, and grills, for a truly sizzling dining out experience!

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