If you intend to stay in Sydney for a few days, but find it difficult to choose a restaurant, we recommend that you visit the following good restaurants in Sydney. Their menus and designs are sure to make a good impression on you without emptying your wallet.
Here are the best restaurants in Sydney of your choice.
Bennelong – Cured & CulturedUnusual restaurants in Sydney:
A new trendy and very popular restaurant in the heart of Sydney in the building of the Sydney Opera House with excellent cuisine from a renowned chef, pleasant romantic atmosphere, and great views of the Sydney Bay. Advance booking required!
Sydney Opera House Bennelong Point, Sydney New South Wales 2000
SYDNEY TOWER RESTAURANTBennelong – Cured & CulturedUnusual restaurants in Sydney:
Restaurant on the top floor of the TV Tower in downtown Sydney. Unforgettable views of the city and the most beautiful bay in the world from a height of 300 s on top of the tallest building in Sydney.
Sample the finest Australian delicacies such as kangaroo meat, emu, fresh oysters, and seafood, as well as the finest Australian wines and beers. Possible buffet or individual menu. It is also the perfect place to celebrate the New Year in Sydney as it offers stunning views of the famous Sydney New Year’s fireworks from the Harbor Bridge.
Gallery Level, Sydney Tower, 100 Market Street, City Center
Phone: 0282233800
Cruise with lunch or dinner onboard the restaurant shipSYDNEY TOWER RESTAURANTBennelong – Cured & CulturedUnusual restaurants in Sydney:
Sydney Bay cruise with lunch or dinner onboard a luxury cruise ship. Buffet or personalized menu with an excellent selection of fresh seafood, meat, and vegetables.
Sydney Fish Market RestaurantsCruise with lunch or dinner onboard the restaurant shipSYDNEY TOWER RESTAURANTBennelong – Cured & CulturedUnusual restaurants in Sydney:
The largest fish market in the southern hemisphere is located near the center of Sydney. Known for an abundance of the freshest seafood caught and delivered to this wholesale fish market in the early morning.
There are a lot of small restaurants and cafes right on the territory of the market, where seafood of your choice is prepared right in front of your eyes.
This is the only place in Sydney where you can find such a variety of fish and the freshest seafood: squid, oysters, shrimp, crabs, lobsters, shark, octopus, etc.
The market is open for visitors from 9:00 to 16:00. We recommend the sushi restaurant on the ground floor in the center of the indoor hall. It is one of the few sushi restaurants that is owned and operated by the Japanese, not the Chinese, as is most often the case in Australia. This means that the chefs of this restaurant prepare sushi exclusively from the freshest fish, observing the strictest criteria and rules of preparation. Therefore, in our opinion, this is the best sushi restaurant in Sydney, if not in all of Australia.
Restaurants on the water in the center of Sydney:
The following restaurants are located in scenic Sydney Harbor, near the city center.
JORDONS SEAFOOD RESTAURANTRestaurants on the water in the center of Sydney:
One of the best restaurants in Sydney: a mix of delicious and fresh seafood with stunning views of Darling Harbor. Visitors enjoy the flavors of the seafood while basking in the sun. We recommend ordering the popular Jordon’s Deluхe Seafood.
197 Harborside, Darling Harbor
Phone: 0292813711
THE MEAT AND WINE COJORDONS SEAFOOD RESTAURANTRestaurants on the water in the center of Sydney:
You will be delighted with the professionally prepared Australian Beef Steak. Large selection of marbled beef, ribeye, Angus, and other types of steak cooked over an open fire.
Ribeye steak and marbled beef.
31 Wheat Road, Darling Harbor (next to the IMAX Cinema in Darling Harbor)
Phone: (02) 9211 9888
JAMES SQUIRE BREWHOUSE & RESTAURANTTHE MEAT AND WINE COJORDONS SEAFOOD RESTAURANTRestaurants on the water in the center of Sydney:
Conveniently located on King Street Wharf, The James Squire Brewhouse & Restaurant offers contemporary Australian cuisine and in-house beers ranging from light Eile to the strong beer of the same name, James Squire Porter.
WHARF TEPPANYAKIJAMES SQUIRE BREWHOUSE & RESTAURANTTHE MEAT AND WINE COJORDONS SEAFOOD RESTAURANTRestaurants on the water in the center of Sydney:
A modern open-plan teppanyaki Japanese restaurant with views of Darling Bay and Darling Harbor, for a maximum of 46 people, with 12 impressive cooking tables where you can watch the cooking and skill of the chefs.
21 Lime Street, DARLING HARBOR
Phone: (02) 9299 5290
Other restaurants in Sydney:
LOWENBRAU KELLEROther restaurants in Sydney:
An authentic Bavarian restaurant with excellent German cuisine, waitresses in German costumes, Bavarian sausages and pork knuckles, excellent Bavarian beer, and a great feast atmosphere. Every evening performances and dances by Bavarian musicians (starting between 6 and 7 pm).
Cnr of Playfair & Argyle Streets, The Rocks, Sydney
Phone: 02 9247 7785
THE LORD NELSON BREWERY HOTELLOWENBRAU KELLEROther restaurants in Sydney:
The atmosphere of a real Australian pub (bar) in the building of the oldest hotel in Australia, existing since 1841 in the heart of Sydney’s historic Rocks district. A restaurant with excellent food and original beers from its own brewery.
19 Kent St, The Rocks, Sydney
Phone: (02) 9251 4044
GUILLAUME AT BENNELONGTHE LORD NELSON BREWERY HOTELLOWENBRAU KELLEROther restaurants in Sydney:
A famous and popular restaurant located inside the Opera House in the center of Sydney, where the renowned French chef Guillaume Brahimi works.
It offers stunning views of the famous Harbor Bridge and Port Jackson Harbor in Sydney Bay.
A great place to visit before a concert, on New Year’s Eve, or simply for an unforgettable taste and visual experience. One floor above is the Bistro Mozart, which also serves dinner at affordable prices. The bistro opens 2 hours before performances at the Opera House and is closed on Sundays and holidays.
