- Asian
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The Best Restaurants in Woolloomooloo, Sydney (NSW)
American
33 Bayswater Rd,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
50 reviews
Average price $25 Accepts Yums
Vegetarian
62-64 Kellet Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
244 reviews
Average price $59
Italian
Shop 1
21 Elizabeth Bay Road,
2011,
Elizabeth Bay (NSW)
113 reviews
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Australian
6 Cowper Wharf Road,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
1,319 reviews
Average price $95
Australian
73a Macleay St,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
400 reviews
Average price $95
Italian
88 Crown Street,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
2,501 reviews
Average price $45 Accepts Yums
Italian
Shop 1/52-58 William Street,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
2,988 reviews
Average price $45 Accepts Yums
Brazilian
60 William St,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
200 reviews
Average price $50
Italian
7-41 Cowper Wharf Roadway,
2011,
Woolloomooloo (NSW)
22 reviews
Average price $40
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Australian
Shop 7,50 Macleay St,
2011,
Elizabeth Bay (NSW)
48 reviews
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
57 MacLeay Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
336 reviews
Average price $115
Pub grub
244-248 William Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
8 reviews
Average price $58
Pizzeria
71A Macleay St,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
29 reviews
Average price $50
Australian
203 Victoria Street,
2011,
Potts Point (NSW)
Australian
366 Nepean Hwy,
3199,
Frankston
Frequently Asked Questions
The Best Restaurants in Woolloomooloo, Sydney (NSW)
Woolloomooloo enjoys a harbourfront location with the Finger Wharf extending out into the water. Here, visitors to the area will discover a selection of fine dining restaurants with fantastic views across to the Domain. There’s also a concentration of great places to eat on Crown and William streets.
This suburb serves up everything from fine dining, pub food, neighbourhood favourites, and of course, the iconic Harry’s Café de Wheels pie van. Woolloomooloo is home to the naval base at Garden Island, so it’s always bustling when ships are in, especially when the US Navy is in dock. Only 20 minutes on foot from the CBD, it’s super easy to get to for a weekend visit.