Famous restaurants in Sydney: All the favourite restaurants celebrities were spotted at including Tottis, icebergs and Hubert
Where to dine like a celebrity in Sydney
From lavish blow the budget restaurants to friendly local ice cream shops, here are all the spots to visit if you want to eat like an A-lister in Sydney.
Yellow, Potts Point
One of the best spots for vegetarians in the city who really want to indulge, Yellow at Potts Point is a gem of Sydney's culinary scene.
In fact, it's so good, that actress Zendaya stopped by for dinner while she was in town promoting her latest film.
The star was also seen vintage shopping in Newtown.
Sean's, Bondi Beach
Sean's, a cute Bondi beachfront restaurant run by Aussie chef Sean Moran was also on Zendaya's itinerary while in Sydney.
Cottage Point Inn, Cottage Point
The fact you can catch a seaplane to this isolated restaurant in Sydney's far north tells you something about the kind of diners it attracts.
Dustin Hoffman, Orlando Bloom, Jerry Seinfeld and Cameron Diaz have made the journey.
Cottage Point Inn, Cottage Point
Pippa Middleton - sister of the Princess of Wales - and James Matthews in Sydney were seen on their way to Cottage Point Inn where they dined while in the city while on honeymoon.
Jonah's, Palm Beach
The renewed Palm Beach spot might be far from the city, but its position within the millionaires enclave means it is popular with big names.
It boasts a long list of very famous diners over its 90 years - from Sir Anthony Hopkins and Joan Collins to members of the Monaco royal family to Elle Macpherson, Mick Jagger, Jerry Hall... and Justin Bieber.
Hubert, CBD
This French restaurant hidden in a basement in Sydney's CBD transports you to a decadent world.
It has live jazz, and indulgent menu - and plenty of famous fans.
When 9Travel visited once we saw Jurassic Park star Sam Neill.
Singer Rita Ora is one of the other celebs who have dined here.
Book well ahead if you want to join them.
Otto Ristorante, Woolloomooloo
Set on the Finger Wharf at Woolloomooloo, famously once home to Russell Crowe, this is a hotspot for local and international famous faces.
Beyoncé, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis and Zac Efron have all swung by for the water views.
Totti's, Bondi
While not cheap, you don't need an A-lister's budget to dine at one of the branches of Merivale's Totti's.
Famous for its puffy wood-fired bread, celebs including British actress Michelle Keegan - famous for Fool Me Once on Netflix - have visited.
The most famous branch is on Bondi Road in Bondi, with others in the city and Rozelle, as well as one in Lorne, Victoria.
