Kellet Street in Kings Cross has always had a sort of Parisian feel. It has history too. In the 1920s the notorious Sydney Razor Gangs fought cocaine turf wars there. During the 1960s it became a street littered with bordellos catering for the R&R crowd- US infantry on leave from the Vietnam War.
Now several new restaurants have opened in the huge leafy terraces that line the street.
Café Boheme is the latest and it's run by top caterer
Darren Taylor who sensibly runs his event catering firm from the terrace next to his new venture. The opening night party saw some top social names celebrating like
Ashley Dawson Damer and PM
Tony Abbott's sister, City Council member
Christine Foster along with foodie royalty like acclaimed chef
Christine Mansfield, Mandy Quinn and top wine expert
Peter Bourne who travelled form Mudgee for the party. The
Shuttle has sampled Darren's offerings at numerous parties and never been disappointed. Cafe Boheme is bound to be a success with excellent French food in an elegant surrounding. And the prices won't frighten.
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Café Boheme 3 Kellett Street
Potts Point,
NSW
2011 (02) 9331 0102
