Eastbank Cafe
61-69 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Cafe
•Why you'll love Eastbank Cafe
- Situated on the eastern bank of Circular Quay
- Extended outdoor seating area
- Minutes away from Circular Quay’s main attractions including Sydney Opera House, Botanic Gardens Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA),
Located on the banks of Sydney's most exciting harbour front, Eastbank Cafe is renowned for innovative modern cuisine with a signature Italian soul. With alfresco dining on a backdrop of breathtaking harbour views through floor to ceiling windows, Eastbank is an ideal destination for a variety of functions. In particular, the venue is well suited to business lunches with clients and colleagues, and office celebrations at the end of the financial year or to kick off the holiday period. And of course, it's great for smaller groups – a memorable experience with friends, pre or post-theatre drinks or a romantic dinner by the harbour.
Eastbank Cafe Function Rooms
Circular Quay Waterfront Space
This space is located on the banks of Sydney's most exciting harbour front, We are renowned for innovative modern cuisine with a signature Italian soul. With alfresco dining on a backdrop of breathtaking harbour views through floor to cei...
Circular Quay Outdoor Marquee Area
Outdoor garden-style area with lounge seating. Suitable for cocktail style functions with 25-40 people, or as an outdoor overflow area for large groups. Strictly weather permitting. Located on the banks of Sydney's most exciting harbour fr...
Circular Quay Italian Dining
This Indoor event space overlooks Sydney's Iconic Circular Quay. The venue has an open glass frontage extending to an outdoor seating area, brings you in direct contact with the essence of harbour dining. Suitable for sit-down or cocktail s...
Reviews for Eastbank Cafe
Ss Ss
Excellent location on the road from the train stop to the Opera House with a magical view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and moored ships. Plus very good food. And that's where the pluses end. Prices like out of space, even for such a location! Especially that the portion of food more for tasting than for dinner. Waitresses as if they worked for punishment (not even for a moment did they smile). One waiter running between tables like a clown accosting everyone. On a very windy day, he gave the last blanket to a larger group of customers instead of seated children, as if he was hoping for a better tip from the group rather than individuals. On the one hand waiter service, on the other the bill has to be paid at the cash register. And here the brazen behavior of the waitress, who almost under our noses placed a terminal with a display showing the various options for tipping - while looking to see if we were sure to press any. What's more, we were charged some additional fee (presumably for paying by card). All in all, we paid for a very expensive dinner, on top of that we were almost forced to pay a tip, and on top of that we were charged an additional fee for no one knows what. There is a large selection of restaurants with good food nearby, so we will definitely not return here again. I would advise against it if you like simple and clear situations, not combinations aimed at extracting as much money as possible from the customer.
H Y
Had a quick early dinner after visiting Opera House. The place is quite busy, but we still manage to have a good spot sitting. The food came all together, the service was prompt, and the staff were okay. 👍
Y M
We decided to give this restaurant a go despite of the bad reviews but we were terribly disappointed. Truly the WORST pizza we have ever had, and I mean terrible almost inedible. Not to mention that it’s EXTREMELY overpriced and the portions are so so small. I would recommend you take your money elsewhere.
Juanita Kay
We dined outside during winter, they had lots of heaters to keep us warm and we had a beautiful view of the Sydney harbour bridge and sunset. The food was good, lots of variety and they cater for GF options. Only thing our drinks came out after most of us had finished our meals.
Siew Kiat Tai
After visiting the Sydney Opera House, we were hoping to grab a quick lunch. Their $24 lunch special grabbed our attention so we thought we would give it a try. The $24 lunch special menu was big enough to cater for all tastes. We ordered a Fish and Chips, Spagbol and Wagyu Beef Burger. The fish was nicely cooked. Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The Spaghetti was tender and the sauce was flavoursome. The Wagyu beef burger was cooked just right although a bit more flavour would have been great. The outdoor dining was a bit of a mixed bag. It was a nice and sunny day so outdoor sitting was supposed to be ideal but we were constantly distracted by seagulls. The passionate restaurant owner was also a bit distracting with constant yelling out across the floor to potential customers and chasing away the seagulls.
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