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The Best Restaurants in Mascot, Sydney (NSW)
30% off the 'à la carte' menu!
Very busy. Nice vibe, open and airy cafe. Good service
40% off the 'à la carte' menu!
Good coffee. The staff were friendly and helpful
Food was great, being Indian a lovely variety
Great pizza, salad and tiramisu. Plus good value for money
Australian
191 O Riordan Street,
2020,
Mascot (NSW)
33 reviews
Average price $55
Highly recommend for work lunches and group functions
It's not. Nonetheless, food is awesome and service is good
Terrific eatery, authentic Vietnamese food and service!
TIGHT ARSE TUESDAYS $29.5
New menu is fantastic, delicious meal, generous portions
Lots of food choices and quick and easy service
We booked this place for my daughters birthday breakfast $2
Argentinean
241 O'Riordan Street,
2020,
Mascot (NSW)
Average price $50
Delicious food, well marinated meats and fantastic sauces
Meals well presented and delicious
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Frequently Asked Questions
The suburb of Mascot is located in Sydney's inner-south, 7 kilometres from the CBD. A short drive from the Kingsford Smith Airport, the area has a mixture of residential, commercial and industrial areas. The main shopping centre is on Botany Road. Mascot’s famous banh mi spot is Hong Ha, which has been around for over 30 years. There are plenty more Vietnamese spots in the area. Try Mr Nam for fresh, authentic flavours that reflect true Vietnamese cooking techniques.
You’ll find Mascot’s cafes and restaurants handy if you’re headed to Sydney Airport for a helicopter tour. Or, if the kids are hungry while you’re organising car rental. Fun fact about Mascot. A racecourse previously operated in this area in the early 1900s. The racecourse was known as Ascot, and it was to become the name of the suburb. Postal authorities overruled Ascot, so the council changed the name to Mascot.