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The Gallery Restaurant

Name: The Gallery Restaurant
Address: 11 Renown Rd, Baulkham Hills (NSW), 2153, Australia
Price range: $20 (Average price is calculated based on starter/main course or main course/dessert, excluding drinks. Prices have been provided by the restaurant. The average price is indicative. )

11 Renown Rd, 2153 Baulkham Hills (NSW)See map

Average price $20

The Gallery $12 Lunch Specials $12

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Average price $20
Average price
Average price is calculated based on starter/main course or main course/dessert, excluding drinks. Prices have been provided by the restaurant. The average price is indicative.

The Euro Salad: Grilled Halloumi cheese, chorizo sausages, mixed lettuce, tomato, cucumber, carrot, Spanish onion with honey mustard dressing, sourdough bread
Spaghetti Napoletana or Bolognese: Spaghetti pasta coated in a rich and rustic slow cooked Napoletana sauce or in a meat sauce with Grana Padano
Chicken Yaki Udon: Stir-fry Japanese udon noodle, chicken breast fillet, cabbage, carrot, onion, bonito flavoured yakisoba sauce, sesame seed, bean sprout and coriander

The Gallery $12 Lunch Specials $12

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11 Renown Rd, 2153, Baulkham Hills (NSW), Australia

Directions to get there

Baulkham Hills, Bella Vista

About the restaurant

Art on a Plate

The Gallery Restaurant, housed in the Baulkham Hills Sports Club, is geared up to cater for local families, and the popularity of the place suggests they’re on to a winning formula. The menu selection is tight, with steaks, fresh seafood, burgers and salads the order of the day – but they also like to mix things up a bit with a chef’s specials menu which changes regularly to take advantage of seasonal produce. The Asian Medley platter with Peking duck spring rolls, salt and pepper squid and pork wontons is a definite crowd-pleaser, and it’s always a sign that an eatery takes its meat cuts seriously when they offer to serve it ‘blue’ (as well as rare, medium rare, medium well and well-done). They have a kids’ menu with a steak for the littlies (very manageable at 120g for the young carnivore-about-town) and the menu also has gluten-free and vegetarian options, as well as the option to turn some of the meatier dishes into vego versions. Very amenable.

Best dish: Fish of the Day