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Italian
88 Crown Street,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
2,500 reviews
Average price $45 Accepts Yums
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Italian
Shop 1/52-58 William Street,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
2,987 reviews
Average price $45 Accepts Yums
American
33 Bayswater Rd,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
50 reviews
Average price $25 Accepts Yums
Italian
Shop 1
21 Elizabeth Bay Road,
2011,
Elizabeth Bay (NSW)
113 reviews
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Vegetarian
62-64 Kellet Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
244 reviews
Australian
57 MacLeay Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
336 reviews
Average price $115
Australian
6 Cowper Wharf Road,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
1,319 reviews
Average price $95
-30% off the "à la carte" menu!
Australian
73a Macleay St,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
398 reviews
Average price $95
Brazilian
60 William St,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
200 reviews
Average price $50
All you can eat Brazilian BBQ AU$49.50
Australian
Shop 7,50 Macleay St,
2011,
Elizabeth Bay (NSW)
48 reviews
Pub grub
244-248 William Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
8 reviews
Pizzeria
71A Macleay St,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
29 reviews
Average price $50
Italian
7-41 Cowper Wharf Roadway,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
22 reviews
Average price $40
Spanish
178 Victoria St,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
7 reviews
Average price $45
Mediterranean
42 Llankelly Pl,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
40 reviews
Average price $80
Australian
203 Victoria Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
Australian
366 Nepean Hwy,
3199,
Frankston
French
50-58 Macleay Street,
2011,
Elizabeth Bay (NSW)
The Best Restaurants in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney (NSW)
Elizabeth Bay is on Sydney Harbour, just a short stroll down the hill from the bustling Kings Cross area, and the restaurants of Potts Point. Only 3km east of the CBD, it’s easy to get to on foot or use Kings Cross Station. Elizabeth Bay features many heritage-listed art deco apartment buildings.
One of the suburb’s gems is Elizabeth Bay House, once the finest house in the colony with commanding views over the harbour. It was built at “very considerable expense” by Alexander Macleay and eventually pushed him towards ruin. Today the property is run by Sydney Living Museums and is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Beare Park, located right on the water, is a popular place for locals to spread out and enjoy some space. As well as a few cafes and casual dining options, Elizabeth Bay also features the acclaimed restaurant The Apollo and Gazebo Wine Bar & Dining. There’s also a café on Elizabeth Bay Marina, right on the harbour.