Tucked away on a pretty backstreet in Potts Point, this restaurant is packed with the beautiful people on the weekend soaking in its buzzy atmosphere, sweeping vistas of Sydney’s cityscape, extensive cocktail list, and excellent menu. Prebook a table on the balcony as they go quickly, and then pick a few sharing plates. The Petuna ocean trout with apple and habanero is a perfect starter as is the pork belly pastor tostado.

The Butler's al fresco garden terrace has sweeping views of the entire city, providing the perfect backdrop to a night making your way through the extensive cocktail menu.

Amber Doig has been pursuing her career as a chef from the age of 17 when she came over from Christchurch to settle in Sydney and gained early experience working under one of Australia’s most respected young restaurateurs and chefs, James Viles. She's gone from strength to strength, travelling to New York and training under superstar Alex Stupak to learn to cook Mexican/Ibero-American cuisine, skills that she brought back to The Butler in Potts Point as Head Chef for the last 7 years. Swing by to sample Amber's 12-hour braised lamb barbacoa, adobo skirt steak and kingfish crudo.

Sit down to a leisurely lunch at The Butler, enjoying share plates such as charred prawns and tuna tartare. From The Butler it’s an easy 15 minute stroll to the Art Gallery of New South Wales, which is home to Australian masters and renowned Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. In the evening, catch a performance at the Sydney Theatre Company at Walsh Bay. But before hand, drop by the Theatre Bar at the End of the Wharf for a pre-show drink; its terrace boasts some of the best views in the city.

Tucked away in the backstreets of stylish neighbourhood Potts Point is this leafy terrace restaurant that pays homage to the vibrancy of Ibero-American culture. Settle back in a wicker chair and take in full city skyline views (a rarity in a city with so many rooftop spaces!) as you work your way through a zesty share menu, featuring tacos, empanadas, and charred corn with chipotle emulsion and a sprinkle of paprika. 123 Victoria St, Potts Point; +61 2 8376 1870

Looking for great food and cocktails, with an even better view?. The Butler, tucked away on Victoria Street in Potts Point has one of the best outlooks in town, and they specialise in hosting groups. The Mexican-tinged menu is full of seasonal dishes (read: vegetarian friendly), and as a feel-good bonus, the restaurant donates to the Wayside Chapel in exchange for produce from their rooftop garden each week.

Location: Potts PointGreat for: Views of the city and Mexican seafood dishes. Take in panoramic views of the Sydney skyline at The Butler, a hidden gem full of vintage charm. This terrace restaurant and bar celebrates the marriage of Australia’s seafood with Mexican ingredients and techniques, offering dishes such as pink snapper divorciados, scallop tostadas, lobster scrambled eggs, and more.

Sydney’s appear rooftop restaurant, The Butler, offers a superb dining experience together with stunning city views. Situated in the center of the city, they combine an upscale style with an elegant and laid-back vibe. A varied menu with modern Australian cuisine made with fresh, during the season ingredients is served to guests.

With a relaxed atmosphere and mouth-watering menu, this is a must-visit for any foodie.2.The ButlerPerched above Potts Point, The Butler boasts a chic and stylish rooftop with views of the city skyline. Their menu features modern Australian cuisine with a French influence, making it a unique and unforgettable dining experience.

Whilst they’ve only got three different Margaritas on the menu to choose from, you won’t feel the need to keep looking for more. Choose between the Classic, Spicy and Seasonal Marg (you’ll need to ask the bartender about today’s flavour) and you won’t be let down!. Also, word has it, they’re celebrating National Margarita Day!

This expansive outdoor space is shrouded in greenery inside and out and offers stunning city views all around. Also a selling point is their top notch quality food menu with extensive lunch and dinner options. You’ll find oysters, tacos, lamb barbacoa and a variety of seasonal desserts to entice your taste buds.

Surroundings: The Wild Rover, the Button Bar (Surry Hills), Maybe Frank (italian cocktails), Bloody Mary’s (also breakfast and lunch, for hangovers!), This Must be the Place (Darlinghurst), Tatler (one of the bests, I just couldn’t check it out so far), The World Bar, The Butler (great view) (Kings Cross).

If you’re looking for a romantic dinner in Sydney, The Butler is the place to go. The view over the city is beautiful, and the restaurant has a very romantic atmosphere. The head chef is putting on a special Valentine’s Day menu, which includes a glass of Prosecco on arrival and six courses.

If you’re heading through this Potts Point hotspot, then be sure to bypass the inside dining spread for a hard-earned spot on the outside garden terrace. The Butler may not be strictly defined as a rooftop bar, but this small part of the venue is pure open-air bliss on a summer day.

From The Butler’s large and leafy terrace you get an unbeatable vantage point to the city skyline above Woolloomooloo and The Domain. Throw in a zesty cocktail and some South American-inspired snacks and you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world.

Panoramic view of Sydney city skyline from the terrace, exquisite Ibero-American cuisine is accompanied by an extensive wine list and delicious cocktails. A tropical oasis nestled in the backstreets of Potts Point. Visit website | View in Maps

Take in Sydney city’s skyline from the rooftop terrace of The Butler in Potts Point. In this visually appealing space, you can sample Ibero-American food with your choice of wine or cocktail. 123 Victoria St, Potts Point; butlersydney.com.au.

The Butler at Sydney’s Pott’s Point features probably the most beautiful terrace in all of Australia. Because of this, it is popular among Sydney restaurants with a view. This French inspired restaurant serves up lunch and also dinner daily.

A prime lunch and dinner spot thanks to its rooftop vistas, The Butler offers a shareable menu designed to be enjoyed amid the restaurant’s mint and peach-toned decor. And if the Sydney views don’t impress you, the very cool wallpaper will.