greg twemlow sydney dining spots
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Greg Twemlow is a highly strategic thinker in terms of how software is changing our world and the optimum approaches to exploiting the myriad opportunities this presents. Several of Greg’s articles have been published in Australian and international media including articles titled “Why is this the Software Century ?” and “The Cloud Computing Paradigm is Flawed” both of which demonstrate Greg’s ability to look at the big issues that are impacting modern life and business. Greg has been working with software since 1980 when he undertook studies in Cobol programming at a time when the big new trend was “Structured Cobol”, an attempt to bring some level of order to ensure programming code was self-documenting. In the thirty years since that training, Greg has designed and managed development of software systems for all mainstream hardware architectures including most recently a Cloud-based system for personalized marketing messages on mobile devices.TRANSCRIPT
Best Areas to Dine in Sydney!
Greg Twemlow
Chinatown: Though its name might entice to think of it as a dining monolith, this district is known for more than just Chinese cuisine. Rather, come to this area of town if you’re looking for superb Southeast Asian cuisine! Ranging from Vietnamese to Thai to Japanese to Korean, if you’re looking for Asian food, Chinatown is certainly the place to go. While the food may be the reason for your visit, the genuine experience of the area will make you stay.
Spanish Quarter: Despite being so far from the country itself, Sydney seems to be able to harness Spain in this area of town. A walk through the district reveals some of the best spots for tapas, tostitos, tortillas, or paella. And don’t forget to wash it down with a classic jug of sangria as you’re entertained by passionate Spanish musicians and flamenco dancers.
Darling Harbour: looking for wonderful waterfront dining at one of the most famous areas in Sydney? Look no further than the Darling Harbour which stands as Sydney’s prime entertainment area. Located just a few minutes away from Central Sydney, you can find some great bars in the area with a stunning view almost guaranteed.
Surry Hills: This area of Sydney has a very interesting mix of cuisine ranging from Lebanese takeaways to classic Australian restaurants featuring some great pub fare. Specifically, streets like Oxford, Riley, Bourke, and Albion all feature great foods worthy of a visit.