Sydney - A land of stunning waterfront venues, mouth-watering food and great weather; what’s not to love about it! With winters nearly here, everyone will be on the lookout for cosy spots to snuggle and have a long lunch without doubt. With chilly winds outside and hot food options to devour inside, there’s no wonder why lunch breaks become longer come winter! So much so that, it has actually become a thing in Sydney!
Looking for some comfy options to chill this winter? Here’s a list for you to choose from:
Magistic Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise
If you haven’t gone on board Sydney’s most popular lunch experience, you haven’t seen the best of the harbour city! A multi-million dollar catamaran, buffet options and roving views of all harbour attractions, is there anything more other than this stunning Sydney lunch cruise you’ll need to light up your day?
Manly Wharf Hotel
Looking for a long lunch in Manly? Go on a Sunday and you’ll not find a better spot than this! Head to this rocking venue and combine cedar, wine, sun and food at the Manly Wharf Hotel. With scrumptious seafood options to get you started, soak some sun and then enjoy a board of delicacies.
The Boathouse
Drive away from the city and head west to reach The Boathouse. Nestling cosily on Blackwattle Bay, this stunning restaurant takes you miles away from the concrete jungle and its hubbub. With a choice of more than 10 types of oysters, you’re sure to enjoy your time here.
Icebergs Dining Room and Bar
No trip to Sydney is complete without visiting the Bondi. Dining trends come and go every now and then, but the ocean views and stylish neighbourhood that it rests in will always stay in style. The water is so chilly that you’ll lose the sense on your face, and just like the name it’ll have you freezing out in real.
Pilu at Freshwater
Let’s hit some freshwater right after the iceberg. Visit Pilu and be bombarded by views as this is the best lunching material you’ll find in the area. Stop at this Sardinian restaurant which settles in a huge old weatherboard overlooking the beach. Spot the whales migrating in winter and in summer see the locals go to sea as you enjoy a platter of suckling pig and rosemary potatoes.
Now that you’ve your lunch list sorted, go ahead and enjoy a good lunch time in Sydney. Book a place in advance and avoid the queues. A word more for the confused, out of all these options, a Sydney Harbour lunch cruise is our pick of the lot.
