Crave Sydney International Food Festival Still Going Strong

Here are 10 events you can still go to before the festival ends (all prices are in Australian Dollars):

Night Noodle Markets

Through October 21, 5-9pm: Dozens of stalls selling noodles, dumplings, and other Asian foods. There’s also three bars and entertainment, including Chinese lion dancing.

High Tea at Sea

Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2:30-3:30pm: For $45 ride on the MV Sydney 2000 through Sydney Harbour and eat savory & sweet treats, and drink a glass of Brown Brothers sparkling wine, tea, and coffee.

Wine and Cheese World Tour

Sunday to Thursday throughout October, 5-10pm: $40 for four matching wines and cheeses.

Alice in Culinary Land

October 20-21, 7:30-11:30pm: $145 for a six-course meal and four glasses of wine. Themed dress is encouraged.

Artisan Salumi and Pizza-making

October 22, 10am-noon: $110 master class on Italian smallgoods and artisan pizza-making. The class includes tastings of the range of La Rosa Bar and Pizza’s hand-crafted smallgoods and pizza, with paired wines.

Breakfast on Bondi

October 23, from 6am: A new event this year, it’s a BYO breakfast that includes a didgeridoo welcome to be followed by a 50-piece orchestra playing on the beach. Celebrities, surfers, and chefs will be in attendance.

Summer Hill Grand Food Bazaar

October 23, 10am-4pm: Try Summer Hill’s eclectic food outlets at a series of street stalls set up by local restaurants outside their premises. There will also be live performances.

Cinema e Cibo

October 24, 6-10:30pm: $60 to watch an Italian classic film while eating porcini popcorn, pasta, and lemon-rosemary ice lollies.

100 mile meals: Wonderful Wollongong

October 27, 6:30-10:30pm: $95 for locally caught seafood and locally grown vegetables and herbs matched with South Coast wines.

Oysters in the House

October 30, noon-3pm and 4-8pm: $30 to taste wine and oysters.