Best Things To Do For Father’s Day in 2026
The father figure in your life deserves the best.
Always falling on the first Sunday in September, Father’s Day is the perfect excuse to round up the troops and treat the family to an afternoon or an evening out. Whether he’s a beer guzzler or a fine diner, treat dad to a day of delicious food and good company (you!) at these venues across Sydney.
From local breweries to a Roman outpost in the CBD, our list of spots to take dad on Father’s Day is sure to have something that will impresse any Father figure. We’ve put together this guide to help you find the perfect spots to wine and dine with him this Father’s Day. Showing some love to our sponsored venues along the way.
Celebrate Father’s Day with a Shared Sunday Roast for $70 for two, individual roasts for $35pp, and a kids’ roast for $15pp, plus a four-ale tasting paddle.
Gather at Woolwich Pier Hotel for a sharing feast of pork, lamb and beef tomahawks, plus its signature porchetta roast. Expect live music, kids’ meals from $13 and prizes throughout the day.
Celebrate Father's Day at The Marsden with a premium BBQ feast, a complimentary beer for Dad, live music and kids' entertainment. Join from 12:30pm on Level One for just $75pp, or $20pp for kids.
Take on the 1KG NY Mega Parmi for $52 at Panania Hotel, with a beer for Dad on arrival and lucky door prizes throughout the day.
Bring the family to Crossways Hotel for a 1KG NY Mega Parmi for $54, plus Italian favourites at Bonnie’s Bistro and a chance to win Dad a hamper.
Hatted Italian restaurant Palazzo Salato marks Father's Day with special dishes including Eastern rock lobster and stuffed Porchetta Romana, plus exceptional bottles poured by the glass. Set menu available.
Celebrating its 20th Father's Day weekend, 4 Pines is offering Brewers Boards to share for $23 per person plus a free pint for dads. If you join a brewery tour on the day, you'll also get a free 4 Pines cap.
Take your family to a bottomless bistecca and frites feast at Bar Lettera and they'll shout dad his first beer. It's $69 for 90 minutes of bottomless eats, or just $29 each for kids.
$37 Sunday roasts, complete with Yorkshire puddings of course, or $35 mixed grill platters. Plus face painting for the kids from 12pm and live music.
