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The Best Restaurants in Macquarie Park, Sydney (NSW)
Australian
99 Talavera Road,
2109,
Macquarie Park (NSW)
17 reviews
Australian
7-11 Talavera Road,
2113,
Macquarie Park (NSW)
781 reviews
Average price $30
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Seafood
58-62 Delhi Rd,
2113,
Macquarie Park (NSW)
34 reviews
Average price $70
Australian
187-223 Herring Road,
2113,
Macquarie Park (NSW)
434 reviews
Average price $35
American
454 Herring Rd,
2113,
North Ryde (NSW)
87 reviews
Average price $30
Australian
17 Halifax St, Lachlan Square Village,
2113,
Macquarie Park (NSW)
40 reviews
Average price $20
Pizzeria
Shops 446 & 447. Level 4,
2113,
Macquarie Park (NSW)
Shop 3444A Waterloo Rd,
2113,
North Ryde (NSW)
Average price $20
Frequently Asked Questions
The Best Restaurants in Macquarie Park, Sydney (NSW)
Macquarie Park is situated adjacent to the business parks of North Ryde and just a short hop from Macquarie University and Macquarie Shopping Centre. The Sydney suburb is in a state of transition with new developments of mostly high-rise apartments, with better affordability than many of its neighbouring suburbs.
Restaurants around the neighbourhood offer a real mix of flavours with Indian, Thai, Chinese and modern Australian all on offer, centralised around Coxs Road and Talavera Road. There are also lots of cafes for daytime dining in Macquarie Shopping Centre, perfect for refuelling while shopping or for grabbing a quick bite on your lunch break. The suburb is home to abundant parkland and close to both train and bus services. Macquarie Park also has the cemetery and is close to two crematoriums, so it’s well placed for any memorial meals.