Barangaroo is a waterfront precinct located on the western edge of the Sydney Central Business District (CBD) in New South Wales, Australia. It is named after a prominent Aboriginal woman, Barangaroo, who was a leader of the Cammeraygal people at the time of European colonisation.

The Barangaroo precinct was developed as a major urban renewal project aimed at transforming a former container port into a vibrant mixed-use area. The development covers an area of 22 hectares and includes residential, commercial, and public spaces. It is designed to be a sustainable and environmentally friendly precinct with a focus on waterfront access, public parks, and cultural attractions.

Barangaroo offers a diverse range of dining options to cater to various tastes and preferences. Whether you're looking for fine dining, casual eateries, or quick bites, you'll find a variety of restaurants and cafes to choose from.

Some of the famous restaurants in Barangaroo;

Barangaroo House– https://www.barangaroohouse.com.au/
Lotus Restaurant Barangaroo– https://lotusdininggroup.com/barangaroo/
The Butcher's Block Restaurant – https://www.butchersblockgroup.com.au/
Woodcut Restaurant Barangaroo -  https://www.crownsydney.com.au/indulge/woodcut
Muum Maam Restaurant Barangaroo - https://muummaam.com.au/
 Love Fish Restaurant Barangaroo - https://www.lovefish.com.au/

Along with fine restaurants, Barangaroo offers beautiful walks and sigtseeing places such as Barangaroo Reserve, Nawi Cove, Wulugul Walk and Exchange Place etc.

Another famous attaction of Barangaroo is Crown Sydney which is a luxury hotel and casino complex. It features a six-star hotel, restaurants, bars, retail spaces, and gaming facilities.

Overall, Barangaroo has become a significant landmark and tourist destination in Sydney, offering a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces while preserving and showcasing the natural beauty of the waterfront area.