Food and Drink
The Cellar - Wine Bar in Kings Cross
Two of the finest things in life will always call for The Sybarite to do a review: wine and cheese. The perfect combination that can absolutely never go wrong. Would you agree?
(Un)fortunately at The Sybarite we are avid lovers of this magnificent combination and we are always on the search for the latest openings and undiscovered gems that involve these two passions of ours.
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