Keys to the city

KEYS TO THE CITY

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2023 might finally be the year you start to lower your impact on the planet, and we’re here to help you put your money where your mouth is (literally) by making it easy for you to find the best low-impact places to eat, drink & shop. We’ve partnered with Suncorp Bank to bring you all of the details about no-waste bars, local farmers markets, and ethical eateries in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.

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South of Johnston

Food, art, herb gardens, orchards and a Sustainable practices - Johnston has it all happening at their place

46 Oxford St, Collingwood VIC 3066

Parcs

Wonder where the name PARCS came from? Well, just read it backwards and it'll tell you something about the importance this venue places on sourcing delicious, but often discarded, ingredients.

198 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000

ima Project Cafe

Proud to use the "ugly vegetables" Ima Project takes Japanese cooking to a whole other level

169 Elgin St, Carlton VIC 3053

The Lincoln

This historic pub is keeping up with the ages and keeping its single-use waste to a minimum.

91 Cardigan St, Carlton VIC 3053

Mesa Verde

Mesa Grande offers Mexican fare with a side of guac and sustainability. From metal straws to their own worm farm, you can't go wrong with a reservation here!

level 6/252 Swanston St, Melbourne VIC 3000

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Grassfed

With a small, but mighty, menu, Grassfed will be sure to leave you feeling well fed

67 Fish Ln, South Brisbane QLD 4101

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Homage Restaurant

Escape the hustle and bustle of Brisbane to visit one restraurant that pays enourmous respect to the land it's on

617 Grandchester Mount Mort Rd, Grandchester QLD 4340

Grown

A plant-based dinner that focuses on using only the most ethical and fair ingredients to deliver delicious meals time and time again.

Shop G03/21 Buchanan St, West End QLD 4101

Laidley Village

Every Friday locals flock to the Laidley Village Markets, pumpkins, potatoes, and homemade goods in tow.

Windsor State School, 7 Harris Ln, Windsor QLD 4030

Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets

Looking for something different? This foodie and craft market will reignite your love for Saturday mornings.

133 Dorville Rd, Carseldine QLD 4034

Jan Powers Powerhouse Farmers Markets

Since 2000 this market has drawn locals and visitors with its quality products, fresh veggies, artisan goods, and fruit direct from the farmer. There's even a line up of food trucks waiting for you at lunch time.

The Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington St, New Farm QLD 4005

Saturday Fresh Markets, Rocklea

Live music, a lively atmosphere. What better way to start your weekend than with a hearty breakfast and a shopping basket full of fresh local produce.

385 Sherwood Rd, Rocklea QLD 4106

Brisbane City Markets

A favourite among inner-city dwellers, this market is a go-to for trawler-direct seafood, local meats, farm-direct produce, and even sustainable fashion.

Reddacliff Place, Queen St, Brisbane City QLD 4000

Your Guide to Navigating Sydney’s Sustainable Bars and Ethical Eateries

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Pilgrims Cronulla

On the hunt (or should we say gather?) for a meat-free meal? Pilgrims in Cronulla is a fail-safe option!

97 Gerrale St, Cronulla NSW 2230

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Cat & Cow Coffee

With a zero-waste protocal, Cat & Cow is all about reducing waste. Forgotten your keep cup? Don't worry, you can borrow one of theirs!

49 Clovelly Rd, Randwick NSW 2031

When it comes to sustainability, Matt Wiley knows it's not just about the menu. With staircases made from recycled plastic bags and faux-leather pineapple leaf banquettes, this one restaurant will sure to surprise you!

Shop 8/2 Locomotive St, Eveleigh NSW 2015

Nomad

NOMAD is without a doubt a favourite on the Sydney foodie scene, but chances are you didn't realise how sustainable they were!

16 Foster St, Surry Hills NSW 2010

Three Blue Ducks

Solar panels, composting and biodegradable packaging; Three Blue Ducks are serious when it comes to sustainability

1/85 Dunning Ave, Rosebery NSW 2018

The Sydney Sustainable Market in Darlinghurst

It's in the name. Wander this food market to discover a sustainable food revolution.

Taylor Square, Oxford Street (at intersection with Bourke Street), Darlinghurst NSW 2010

Cambridge Markets EQ Moore Park’s Entertainment Quarter

Fill your basket with seasonal produce and fresh bread from local bakers. There's even a special French section. Spoil yourself with some fromage.

122 Lang Rd, Moore Park NSW 2021

Northside Produce Market

A local favourite, the Northside Produce Market is the place to be on a Saturday morning. Pick up fresh bagels from Brooklyn Boy Bagels, flowers from regional growers, and even homemade jams.

Ted Mack Civic Park, 200 Miller St, North Sydney NSW 2060

Palm Beach Market

Hungry? Why not stay for lunch? This market is more than just condiments and fashion. Get dumplings by the handful and traditional fish and chips to eat by the beach.

Governor Phillip Park, Palm Beach NSW 2108

Shire Farmers' Market

This market is by foodies for foodies. Fill up your keep cup with fresh coffee and hit the stalls to sample savoury and sweet treats.

131 Flora St, Sutherland NSW 2232

Orange Grove Market

When it comes to finding organic ingredients, turn to Orange Grove Organic Food Markets

Cnr Balmain Rd &, Perry St, Leichhardt NSW 2040

Sydney Vegan Market

Finding vegan food is never easy. Venture to Sydney Vegan Market and you'll be overwhelmed with choice of food and cruelty-free goods.

Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127

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Three Blue Ducks

The Three Blue Ducks restaurant is a wholesome restaurant, with a laid-back setting and river views.

W Brisbane, Level 3/81 N Quay, Brisbane City QLD 4000

The Argument for Seasonal Menus According to One Brisbane Restaurant

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The Argument for Seasonal Menus According to One Brisbane Restaurant

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Three Blue Ducks

The Three Blue Ducks restaurant is a wholesome restaurant, with a laid-back setting and river views.

W Brisbane, Level 3/81 N Quay, Brisbane City QLD 4000

Three Blue Ducks

The Three Blue Ducks restaurant is a wholesome restaurant, with a laid-back setting and river views.

W Brisbane, Level 3/81 N Quay, Brisbane City QLD 4000

Grassfed

With a small, but mighty, menu, Grassfed will be sure to leave you feeling well fed

67 Fish Ln, South Brisbane QLD 4101