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- 1. Museum of Fire
- 2. The Rock Lookout
- 3. Penrith Whitewater Stadium
- 4. Penrith Regional Gallery
- 5. Sydney International Regatta Centre
- 6. Westfield Penrith
- 7. Muru Mittigar Aboriginal Cultural & Education Centre
- 8. Penrith Museum of Printing
- 9. Go-Shu Australian Sake Brewery
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Most Popular Contemporary food in Penrith, New South Wales, Australia
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Penrith including Mr Watkins Bar, The Leaf Cafe, The Waterstone Grill
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1. Mr Watkins Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Located on High St Penrith, Mr Watkins is a cafe by day and an old fashioned bar/restaurant by night. Chefs Rod Parbery and Wayne Jenkins serve both quality interpretations of classic dishes and daring new ventures into the uncharted territories of food t
Reviewed By RachaelRobbo
Mr Watkins what can I say, firstly your staff and bar staff are amazing, friendly efficient and know their food and drinks. This is the 3rd time since February and not one thing can I fault. This is the second time of no booking and nothing was too much trouble. Cocktails are made well on point and not dated yet executed with a knowledgeable touch, beer is craft thank god with local and boutique breweries supported. Ok so staff are wonderful, drinks menu extensive i cannot fault the food but I am waiting for it to change as Iâm really not of fan of gourmet hotdogs(havenât tried them) and the menu whilst delicious and faultless I am looking forward to maybe a spring menu.Mr Watkins give your staff a huge congratulations
2. The Leaf Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By denised260
I have had coffee here before, which is nice and strong, but not had a meal. Today we had lunch and it was an extensive menu. Both of us enjoyed our meals: mine was vegetable fritters with avocado and salmon, while my companion had a large salad with egg & hollandaise sauce. Canât remember the proper names. They were large servings and I couldnât eat all of mine, but it was well-presented and yummy.Waitress was friendly and checked all was good. It is also accessible with a wheelchair, where we sat against the side. My companion was most impressed and is keen to return and try other dishes. He wonât get any arguments from me:-)
3. The Waterstone Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
The Waterstone Grill offers casual dining at its very best. An extensive menu, daily specials, excellent value for money and friendly service provides for a great dining experience. Private dining areas for those special occasions are available and perfec
Reviewed By Michael_MandM
This restaurant is in St Maryâs Leagues Club. You order and pay at the counter then they bring your order to the table for you. The food is good and the prices are relatively inexpensive. With club membership you get a Buy One Get One meal during the month of your birthday, along with a free glass of wine and soft drink. That means that twice a year my wife and I get a nice meal and drink all for about $20, but at other times the same thing still costs less than $50. Hi Michael_MandM,We are delighted that you are making such good use of your St Marys Rugby League Club membership. We offer a variety of birthday rewards so it is wonderful to know that you are enjoying the benefits of your membership. We trust that you enjoyed your meal and look forward to your next visit!Kind Regards,Madelaine
Where to eat Cafe food in Penrith: The Best Restaurants and Bars
