Abroad: Australia 🏄

George M: Poached egg bagel w avocado is seriously good >_<

Myra Ong: Their Cherry Blossom & Sake macarons are really good! ^_^

Jeannie Kang: BUTTER POPCORN MACARON WILL BE THE MOST HEAVENLY AND ADDICTIVE MACARON YOU'VE EVER TRIED.

Mark Gapps: Go out the back and check out the views of the Megalong. Spectacular

Danielle: Pretty dresses.

Nicole Hinton: Best ice cream ever. French Earl Grey with infused caramel. Where science and dessert combine. Heaven.

Elle: They top off watch ice cream order with a matching cupcake! Love this more than just the ice cream now!

Jenn Schwartz: Per Thoughtfully magazine, "From naturopath Kristen Shanks you will find an array of organic juices, smoothies, raw desserts, breakfasts, and hot elixirs... with healing herbs and spices"

Mel Mc: A mid week visit meant a table on the gorgeous and cosy outdoor terrace, complete with unobstructed city views

Bevan Harlock: Great in winter less crowds

Simple Discoveries: Be sure to read the story of the Loch Ard as you explore this amazing stop on the Great Ocean Road.

Jon Curnow: There are 3 highlighted paths. If you are short of time the most impressive is down in to the Gorge. It's stunning.

Darren Ramsey: Over the guard rail and walk across the top of the arch, then around the opposite side of the Grotto - excellent pics and can view the next rocky inlet -lots of foamy water!

Ulya: Nature is clearly the strongest force. Don't miss the arch!

Nek Os: 3 Sisters, Scenic World & Echo Point are no doubt great places to visit, but if you wish to go off the beaten track, check out Govetts Leap, Pulpit Rock & Evans Lookout, all 10min drive past Katoomba.

Will Bowditch: Check out the view from the Katoomba Falls underpass.

Jun Su Lee: car park here just 1 hr, then go to scenic world. car park is free at there

Nik: Head there in the morning & watch the mountains get enveloped by clouds!!

Roslyn Ruslan: Worth the trip if you have enough time to properly use up the $29 ticket. Sit at the front most while going down the Railway.

Sharad Mehta: The scenic railway is a must do.

Feisal Fei: Show respect to the sacred place of the Aborigines nation. Don't climb the Uluru. Don't take picture when told not to do so. Just enjoy its magnificent presence before your very own eyes.

Simple Discoveries: The park has a $25pp AUD entry, but that's totally worth the views & hikes. Recommend the base walk around Uluru & hike to 2nd viewpoint at Kata Tjuta.

Quentin Lafon: Amazing scenery ! The base walk is probably the best way to discover Uluru (a fly net is essential). Sunset is the best time to enjoy the colorful rock while drinking a beer from the roof of your car.

Francesco Demoro: Wonderful park . After 6 PM a the wildlife is around you

JK: You can feed kangaroo here. Give them a hand

Steve Barker: It really is worth having your photo taken with a koala (they will take a couple of shots with your own camera)

Haydon Ryan: Best time to get here is after the midday sun. That way there is no shadows from the cliffs.

Lisa G: Amazing views of the 12 Apostles & totally worth the push & shove of the hoards of tourists. The visitor kiosk is terrible, it doesn't even sell postcards! Visit Gibson's steps to get to the beach.

Simple Discoveries: You can't travel the Great Ocean Road without stopping here. Give yourself plenty of time and try to see either a sunrise or sunset.

Jon Curnow: Worth a stop to head down to the beach. Keep an eye out for the bigger waves.

Rowan Wernham: A clone of 'the meatball shop' on Bedford ave in Brooklyn.. But with better meatballs and less understated (that's an understatement BTW) cocktails

timoni west: Amazingly good cocktails served in interesting, thoughtful ways. May take NYC for inspiration but is better than most NYC cocktail joints.

Spooning Australia: One of my favourite venues of 2017 Cuppa Flower​ is a food art venue that would inspire Monet and Van Gogh. Soft Shelled Crab Croissant is HEAVEN. Full review is now up at Spooning Australia.