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Top 10 restaurants in Neutral Bay, Australia
Discover the best restaurant in Neutral Bay, Australia including Radio Cairo, Sails on Lavender Bay, Thelma & Louise, La Renaissance Cafe, Lees Fortuna Court Chinese Restaurant, Ryo's Noodles, Fourth Village Providore, Infuzions, Restaurant 16, Bahbq
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1. Radio Cairo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 281 reviews
RADIO CAIRO is my expression of cultural diversity at it's most positive.<br>I'm of Sri Lankan (Wijeyekoon), Irish (Kennedy), German Jew (De Worms), Portuguese (Perera) and English (Martin) origin!<br>The "Spice and Human trade" organically created me and the cuisine at RADIO CAIRO<br>People and food from China to South Asia to India to Europe to Africa to Caribbean to Southern Americas centred in <br>Slave Island, Kandy and Jaffna Peninsula, Sri Lanka.
Reviewed By Geoff M - London, United Kingdom
Getting off the bus after a walk around Cremorne Point, we looked to the right saw a buzzy restaurant, and thought let’s book a table for the following evening. It’s hard to describe the food as it is so eclectic, a mix of African, Indian, Mediterranean and who knows where else so it’s worth checking out the menu.
We chose the ‘prix fixe ‘ menu which at $44Aus is a bargain. Think tapas style. Every plate was beautifully cooked with multilayered flavours.Eight plates of food for four people each plus appetisers is more than enough for anyone. The house wines are to be recommended.
We booked a table at 8pm. It was heaving at the time and remained so until we left. The staff were helpful and the service good. I’m sure we will go again before we leave Sydney for home.
2. Sails on Lavender Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 455 reviews
Sails on Lavender Bay is perched on the shore of Sydney’s magnificent harbour with post card views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. It is the perfect venue for those wanting to experience the quintessential beauty of the city. Sails on Lavender Bay is accessible by either ferry, private boat or car. The menu is original and extensive - reflecting the seasons and freshness of the local produce. The menu offers what can be described as “refined modern Australian”, with an emphasis on fresh seafood. The award winning wine list comprises of over 130 Australian and International wine varietals that have been sourced and compiled by our sommelier.
Reviewed By Jim P - York, United Kingdom
We had a meal not long after new year with two friends from Sydney and were very much looking forward to noshing our way through the Tasting Menu with accompanying recommended wines (7 courses if my memory serves me right).
The food on every plate was extremely good and beautifully presented. Tasting menus are by definition small amounts but the range of tastes and textures served up were stunning and the discussion around the table about each course lasted all evening. The service was very professional as befit the location and price and the wines were well chosen, though also served in "tasting" amounts which was a little frustrating when you get one that really fits your palate.
The visit was expensive but the whole package (location, ambiance, excellent service, food, presentation and wine) made the occasion very memorable, so much so that if I were in Sydney again and wanted to impress - this is where Id come.
3. Thelma & Louise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By michellehT7973PP - Sydney, Australia
What a great place to have a meal on a beautiful day. Brilliant food choices, huge serves and very reasonably priced. I’m coming back!We want you back! Peace and love
4. La Renaissance Cafe
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4.5 based on 471 reviews
Welcome to La Renaissance! We are one of Sydney's oldest family-owned French patisseries, and the first in the Southern Hemisphere to be awarded the prestigious Relais Desserts status with our head chef and co-owner Jean Michel Raynaud. Each morning we serving fresh buttery pastries, hot coffee & tea, juice, savouries and cakes every day. A great place to recharge and relax if you're new to Sydney and exploring Circular Quay and The Rocks, or a favourite for locals. Our best-selling items include almond croissants and the Monet, a white chocolate mousse cake with lychee jelly, raspberries and coconut base. Cult favourite, the ham and cheese croissant, sells out daily as well, with a shredded ham & cheese bechamel inside and on top of the croissant. Baked until crisp but still a little soft inside... we say yes please!
Reviewed By jollyrobert - Cardiff, Wales
Walking back to our hotel after our ferry from Manly docked at Circular Quay, we diverted off George Street, and walked up Argyle. So glad we did, as in our exploration of the Rocks had shown, there is always another surprise....this time one of the best bun shops in the world. Having chosen our sweet and savoury snacks we sat in the shade of the rear garden, enjoying our snacks, and flat white coffee and tea served in a strainer. Lush!
5. Lees Fortuna Court Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Frenchbd - Sydney, Australia
Always reliable, friendly and tasty food. They seem to always have people there for birthdays, which cater for both the younger and older generations.
Best picks for me would be be lamb pancakes, San Choy Bow, Shan tung chicken and of course their special fried rice. Great menu, plenty of variety.
6. Ryo's Noodles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By YaulRaula
The line stretches out of the door, comprising almost exclusively of native Japanese diners. It's a great sign. Inside meagre, simple surroundings give way to steaming, flavourful bowls of pork and chicken broths, replete with soft-boiled eggs, pork leg, shrimp and golden, slurp-able noodles. Steamed pork buns and punchy kimchi seals the meal.
It's a great little place and thankfully appreciated for delivering splendidly on its raison d'etre.
7. Fourth Village Providore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 341 reviews
Reviewed By Rotiman1 - Sydney, Australia
Greeted & quickly seated Waiter offered bottled or tap water which arrived quickly As it was a quick impromptu lunch decided to share a pizza & salad Capriossa pizza was perfectly cooked with the right level of topping The rocket and Parmesan salad was very generous and nicely dressed Shared a slice of ricotta cake which was well plated, beautiful and accompanied by a large scoop of gelato and again a generous serving Service was excellent, all the Waitstaff who served us were Italian which enhanced the excellent Italian food
8. Infuzions
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By jrr270455 - Allambie Heights, Australia
Lovely flavored Asian fusion,food, fun environment, excellent service and reasonably priced. Hadn't been here for a while and glad revisited. Need to ensure good stock of beers though.
9. Restaurant 16
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5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By RonWamberal - Sydney, Australia
None of the hype of restaurants in the nearby restaurant precinct but a better quality and more enjoyable. Only a small and intimate restaurant but friendly and professional service with wonderful quality produce and perfect cooking. Rarely eat spatchcock but the stuffed spatchcock with risotto and mushroom is heavenly, Pasta like you wouldn't find in Leichhardt.
10. Bahbq
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 234 reviews
Hungry? Then Bah-BQ Brazilian Grill is the place for you. Enjoy a Brazilian tasting menu, fused with South American and Australian influences. Alongside the menu, there is a carefully selected choice of wine, beer and seasonal cocktails. Whether having a meal with friends, family or entertaining clients, BahBQ will cater to your needs. Professional service and a spacious and buzzing dining room, which is open Tuesday through Sunday for dinner. Lunch bookings available for private functions and corporate events of groups 20+. At BahBQ we have a variety of Fire-Roasted Meats, Poultry, Homemade Sausages, Seafood,Marinated Haloumi Cheese and Grilled Pineapple served from our Specially Designed BBQ.
Reviewed By Yumcha_Addict - Sydney, Australia
We visited during a weekday for lunch & were shocked that the price for the all-you-can-eat BBQ had increased to approx. $60 per person! My friends visited previously and it was only $35 per person including drinks. Who can afford $60 for lunch?
We walked out in disgust! Noticed that this place was empty - probably as a result of their new pricing regime!
