Sydney is packed with top-tier dining spots, but one hidden gem in Surry Hills has earned a glowing review from an unexpected fan – Billie Eilish‘s mum.
Maggie Baird, mother of the Grammy-winning singer, took to Instagram to rave about Yulli’s, a cosy vegan restaurant tucked away on Crown Street.
‘One of the best meals I have ever had,’ she wrote.
‘Restaurant so great I went twice during my week in Sydney. Thanks Yulli’s for the amazing food. We loved it!’
The spot that has been quietly serving up ‘plant-based perfection’ since 2008.
While Sydney’s vegan dining scene has exploded in recent years, Yulli’s was one of the original trailblazers.
The restaurant boasts a dedicated following of locals who can’t get enough of its creative dishes, laid-back atmosphere, and impressive drinks list featuring some of New South Wales‘s best craft beer and wine.
Yulli’s might be entirely vegan and gluten-free, but even die-hard meat-eaters can’t get enough of its dishes.
Maggie Baird, mother of the Grammy-winning singer Billie Eilish, took to Instagram to rave about Yulli’s, a cosy vegan restaurant tucked away on Crown Street
While Sydney’s vegan dining scene has exploded in recent years, Yulli’s was one of the original trailblazers
The spot that has been quietly serving up ‘plant-based perfection’ since 2008
Diners swear by the kale and saltbush gyoza, which one reviewer described as ‘mind-blowing,’ and the share-style dishes that highlight unique Australian ingredients.
For those keen to try a little bit of everything, the $47 per person banquet menu is the way to go, offering a curated selection of Yulli’s best dishes.
There’s also the option to add wine pairings for $100 per head, featuring some of the best drops from around the state.
‘Everything on the menu is vegan, and if you’re thinking that the flavour might be lacking, you won’t believe how amazing everything tastes,’ one visitor wrote.
‘The service is fantastic. The staff is not only accommodating but also passionate and friendly.
This isn’t just a place for vegans – it’s a restaurant for anyone who appreciates great food.’
Another customer, who dined at Yulli’s twice during their week-long visit to Sydney, called it an ‘absolutely fantastic place’.
‘The best food I’ve ever had,’ they wrote.
For those keen to try a little bit of everything, the $47 per person banquet menu is the way to go, offering a curated selection of Yulli’s best dishes
‘Everything on the menu is vegan, and if you’re thinking that the flavour might be lacking, you won’t believe how amazing everything tastes,’ one visitor wrote
Over the years, the venue has hosted everything from live music and spoken word nights to amateur film screenings and art events – making it a popular spot for the city’s creative crowd
‘The kale and saltbush gyoza are mind-blowing. As for the desserts, it’s impossible to choose a favourite – we sampled them all, and they were all stunning!
‘The staff are so wonderful, and everything they make is genuinely filled with love and passion. If you’re looking for the perfect spot for a date or just a great meal, this is the place.’
Beyond the food, Yulli’s has a reputation for being one of Sydney’s most vibrant and eclectic dining spaces.
Over the years, the venue has hosted everything from live music and spoken word nights to amateur film screenings and art events – making it a popular spot for the city’s creative crowd.
One diner described their visit as an ‘absolutely amazing evening’.
‘We saw a band playing some very soothing music upstairs. The food is amazingly delicious and creative. I can’t fault anything here. Just fantastic.’
It’s that blend of incredible food, warm hospitality, and unique atmosphere that keeps customers coming back – and now, it seems, has made an impression on Hollywood’s elite.
With a stamp of approval from Billie Eilish’s mum, a dedicated following of Sydney locals, and a growing reputation among visitors, Yulli’s is quickly becoming a must-visit destination – whether you’re vegan or not.
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