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Where to Eat in Sydney Olympic Park: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Sydney Olympic Park, Australia including Abhi's Indian Restaurant, Banjo Paterson Cottage Restaurant, Thousand Spices, Zenja Cafe, Bacar Restaurant & Bar, Piccolo Roma, Baan Raun Thai, Pron Prohm Thai Restaurant, Abattoir Blues, Espresso Organica
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1. Abhi's Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By netmot - Sydney
I ate with a large corporate group (70 people). The food was delicious but the food service was very slow. I don’t think they’re used to handling large groups as some groups had already finished eating while other tables still hadn’t been served. I would like to try eating here again with my family as I’ve heard nothing but good reviews
2. Banjo Paterson Cottage Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By happyheart69 - Sydney, Australia
Visited for a special occasion,booked in advance.Warm welcome by all staff.Enjoyed the duck risotto,lots of duck in the dish.Szechuan crusted kangaroo was tender and juicy,Wilted Zucchini Flower, King Brown Mushrooms with Asian Glaze was a good compliment to the meat.Loved the dessert,nougat and hazelnut icecream.Also tasted the Peach and mango souffle.Nice generous serve.There was fresh bread coming around so for those who do not choose an entree there a few bread varieties and butter to enjoy.
After the meal we went for a walk around the place and found it very interesting.Nice spot for that group photo.will return for another special treat:-)
3. Thousand Spices
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Tourista1962 - Sydney, Australia
Reasonable quality food but A$24 per head. Moderate amount for the price...samosa to start, main course, naan and rice. Service was ok, but I think the waitress needs to know that you don't put the main dishes on the table by holding the lip of the bowl...because your finger can dip into the food, which it did.
4. Zenja Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By George5416 - Sydney, Australia
Great place to eat out with family or friends. Huge menu with plenty of variety for Breakfast, lunch or dinner. The food was really good and reasonably priced. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, they coped well when the cafe got busy with dine ins and takeaways.
5. Bacar Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Welcome to Bacar Restaurant and Bar. Experience our seasonal menu's designed by Executive Chef Ben Nicholls. The menu reflects an upscale contemporary inspiration in its presentation, flavours and style. It features both light and substantial offerings to accommodate both your palate and schedule. We invite you to compliment your dining experience with a choice from our extensive wine and beverage menu or treat yourself to one of our signature cocktails. Private dining spaces are also available with the Bacar team on hand to meet your requests and ensure you and your guests have the most memorable experience.
Reviewed By menzies55 - Terrigal
Wanted a nice lunch before heading to the Showgrounds for the camping and caravan show. Ordered a burger and red wine. No it wasn’t Macdonald’s price ($20), but it was worth every cent. Beautifully built and proportioned, perfectly cooked, couldn’t fault a thing...I’m one happy camper!
6. Piccolo Roma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Mary H - Sydney, Australia
We called in here before a show. Didnt have a booking but we still got in. Served quickly. Lovely tasty food. Most meals around $30 - worth it!
7. Baan Raun Thai
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By KitoBA - Sydney, Australia
We were in the neighbourhood for an event and were looking for a place to have dinner. We came across Baan Raun Thai. Arrived at about 6pm on a Friday night and were the first to dine in. We ordered the duck rice paper rolls with peanut sauce as an appetizer. I had the pad thai with crispy pork belly and my partner had a chicken laksa. Across the board, everything was delicious! The duck rice paper rolls were thick and exploding with tasty ingredients. The duck was warm and the peanut sauce tasty. It was delicious. I tried my partner’s laksa and it was coconut creamy. The only downfall was he ordered it mild, but it came spicy. We were in a rush so he didn’t send it back. He still enjoyed it despite the error. His sinuses were definitely cleared up. As for my crispy pork belly pad thai: Delicious and rich. The pork belly portions were generous, surprisingly. The pad thai moist and peanuty. The pork belly skin could’ve been crispier and the blend between the protein and the noodles could’ve been better, but not sure how. Almost felt like I was eating pad thai with pork belly on top, rather than an integrated dish. But I’ll stop being picky, because overall the two components were quite tasty and if I were in the neighbourhood I’d come back. The only other thing to note was the service was slow. I’ve noticed that at this place, it was slower than most Thai restaurants we’ve been to, and we were the only patrons in the restaurant.
8. Pron Prohm Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
A Family Thai Restaurant. One of the first Thai Restaurant in Sydney.
Reviewed By Fabricio_Drena - Sydney, Australia
we went the restaurant after 5 week, ordered the thai fish cakes.The service is as usual very nice and the food very tasty. They make us a value customer as they make always tasty food. I had awesome food here and made my evening good with delicious food.
9. Abattoir Blues
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Abattoir Blues is Sydney Olympic Park’s notorious, fully-licensed, boutique diner hidden away in a historic 1900’s abattoir building. Our menu features high quality comfort food including specialty coffee, classic hot breakfasts, hearty dinners, burgers, homemade pies and craft beers. From our rustic diner to our heritage courtyard Gardens – there’s something to discover around every corner. Abattoir Blues lays claim to the Park’s best coffee, food and most preferred spot for pre-event drinks and food. Discover us today to find out why we’re Sydney Olympic Park’s best-kept secret.
Reviewed By Howard D - Hunter Valley
Most think of this as a great bar with good pub food. Hard to find but worth the search! However think about it for breakfast. Great Seating outside as well as in. Imaginative menu, all freshly cooked Coffee is excellent! Gluten Free well catered for...MoreThanks for the review, Howard! We're glad you discovered us as you're right - we are pretty hard to find, plus we pride ourselves on our warm, friendly staff. Look forward to you joining us again soon.
10. Espresso Organica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen N - Rockdale, Australia
I called in for the first time on Sunday 18/03/18 & made welcome immediately. A short stay for morning tea with two clients with special needs, firstly ordered two strawberry Muffins with 2 Chocolate Milkshakes + one Cappuccino. Excellent service from friendly helpful staff & happy to surtout 3 seperate receipts for each order.
Highly recommend a visit for all ages in this friendly relaxed atmosphere.
Reasonable prices for meals snacks or drinks. Paid AUD $12.50 for each muffin with a milkshake & paid AUD $4.00 for my Cappuccino.
