Best Lunch Spots At Macquarie Centre
Macquarie Centre has more than just fashion
Fashion retailers Alice McCall, Scanlan Theodore, Forever 21, H&M and more are now open at The Macquarie Centre in North Ryde. As the centre spreads it's wing into the fashion world it also expands it's culinary pallet. If you're ever doing a spot of shopping in the centre down at North Ryde and feeling like a bite to eat, don't just head down to the food court. Here's our list to the best places to eat in the new and improved Macquarie Centre.
The original Bondi Pizza started in Bondi Junction as a great casual dining spot, with a spectacular view over the city and beach. Now, the popular pizza joint, has spread all over Sydney, opening four more stores, including the newest one in the Macquarie Centre. They're well known for their thin-pressed pizzas with tasty toppings…
Another restaurant to cross the bridge is Chef's Gallery, the multi-award winning Chinese contemporary restaurant. At Macquarie, you'll get the exact same menu as the CBD, so be prepared for heaped plates of handmade noodles and saucy meat dishes. Their Macanese style mini burgers are a must-try, with fluffy buns filled with a pork fillet,…
You've probably seen this cafe filling up your Instagram feed with one of their insane milkshake creations that continue to bring the boys to the yard. Hidden away on level two, right next to the carpark, the Vogue Cafe offer classic cafe fare with a wide range of breakfast and lunch options. Their food is…
Head to the outskirts of the Centre for TGI Friday's where you can get boozy drinks and an American style buffet. The popular US franchise that started in New York has now opened in Macquarie with this new two-story American-style saloon. Perfect for groups (and diet-free days), you can sink your teeth into a giant…
Another international dining sensation is Ippudo, Sydney's favourite new ramen joint. It may be small, but this ramen bar is always teeming with people. You'll find it just outside the front entrance of the centre on the street level. With Hakata style dishes, these noodles are authentic, comforting and delicious. Try the Shiromaru Motoaji, the…
Located just outside the Macquarie Centre is Thr1ve, the ultimate lunch destination for paleo diners. Taking over the old Oporto space, Thr1ve offer nutritious and delicious gluten free sandwiches and salads. You can also make your own with a range of fresh ingredients to choose from. Start with a bowl of brown rice, potato mash,…
Just one floor up from The Vogue Cafe, The Missing Piece is another milkshake bar and cafe that's become Insta-famous. Go on a sugar high with creations such as their new combo of Nutella, passionfruit and lime, topped with chocolate, strawberry oreos and skittles. But past milkshakes, they are also the home of the "Croffle,"…
