Gavroche at Gavroche Chippendale
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2-10 Kensington St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
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Reviews for Gavroche Chippendale
J Fong
It has been many years since I have been here. With their recent promotion of The Journey set meal, we decided it would be nice to revisit this place. Located within walking distance to Central, it is reasonably accessibly by bus, trains, light rail and metro. The restaurant is located on the first floor where diners can access via the stairs or a lift. Here is an account of my dining experience there and some tips: - This place is still popular and packed for a Friday night. I am glad that I booked in advance and I highly recommend booking. - There is a maître d' at the entrance greeting diners. - I really liked the decor, atmosphere and vibe for the restaurant. It has a warm welcome feel and it was very pleasant to dine here. - Staff were generally pretty good especially the guy who was on the dessert cart. We were just annoyed with a blasé response for one of the staff when we highlighted that the limited number of mussels on the dish had 2 mussels short as they were empty. - The journey menu had a pretty good spread featuring what Gavroche has been famouse for. Most of the dishes were pretty salty and the portion size of some of the dishes were quite tiny or inconsistent in sizing (e.g. scallops). The onion soup although nice was too cheesy that the cheese flavour overpowered the taste of the onion soup. Also, the portion size of the steak was very tiny and there were heaps load of fries. Furthermore, although the dessert cart was advertised as unlimited chef's selection of desserts, we felt misled as it was limited to choosing once for the variety of desserts on the trolley. Whilst we had a relatively pleasant dining experience, there were some disappointments.
Casandra TP
Situated near Spice Alley, this is a little touch of France. We started off trying the Saint-Jacques Rossini, steak tartare, La Thon and French onion soup. For mains we tried Moreton Bag bugs, Sole Meunière and steak frites. Dessert was Creme brûlée and crepes. All the dishes were nice, but nothing really stood out and to compete in this space you really have to. The staff were friendly, the atmosphere relaxed. Prices are on the high side.
Samah Nasr
Gavroche Restaurant is truly a hidden gem! The moment you walk in, you’re welcomed by an amazing and magical ambiance that instantly transports you to a Parisian escape. The atmosphere is warm, elegant, and full of character – perfect for a romantic evening or a special celebration. The staff are attentive and welcoming, making the whole experience even more delightful. Combined with beautifully presented dishes full of authentic flavor, dining here feels nothing short of enchanting. A must-visit for anyone looking for both incredible food and an unforgettable setting!
Alice Ab
Gavroche is an absolute gem! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere transported us straight to Paris — warm lighting, elegant décor, and a buzzing yet intimate vibe. The service was outstanding: attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming without ever feeling rushed. The food was nothing short of exceptional. Every dish was beautifully presented and packed with authentic French flavours. The ingredients were fresh and high-quality, and the balance of richness and finesse in the cooking was spot on. Whether it was the classic mains, indulgent sides, or perfectly crafted desserts, everything felt carefully considered and executed with love. Pairing it all with their wine list made the evening even more special. Overall, Gavroche delivers the perfect blend of ambience, service, and incredible food. A true dining experience rather than just a meal. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an authentic French bistro experience in Sydney!
Nadia
Gavroche has been in Kensington lane for years and while it delivers good food, it does not hit the wow factor. Went in after a few years today. Duck Live Pate was small and too gamey. Steak was fine but needs a side to be added to fill up. Best of main dish was the Moreton Bay Bug. Service was good. Will we go again? May be in a couple of years.



