The Best Outdoor Dining Precincts In Sydney
Discover our curated selection of Sydney’s best outdoor dining precincts, where you can savour delicious meals while immersing yourself in the unique ambience of each location.
Outdoor dining is always a popular option for Sydneysiders and when the sun is shining, we have to agree! Sydney has a stellar alfresco dining itinerary taking you north to places like Watsons Bay Hotel and The Newport or to more central destinations like Opera Bar and The Winery. What’s becoming more prevalent however is outdoor dining precincts boasting an array of restaurants to choose from. We’ve rounded up a guide to some of our favourite precincts which allow you to wander around, stumble across a dining offer you like and perch up amongst the fresh air.
Campbells Cove is situated on the north-western side of Sydney Harbour giving you breathtaking views of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. There's pedestrian access from The Rocks and you will stumble across a whole bunch of dining experiences that allow you to dine alfresco and enjoy the ambience. Some of our favourites
Nestled in the heart of Haymarket, Darling Square is a vibrant hub where food, culture, and community collide. This dynamic precinct is a melting pot of global flavours, boasting over 40 eateries serving everything from authentic ramen at IIKO Mazesoba to top tier fro yo at FREO. Wander through its bustling laneways, soak in the
Barangaroo is Sydney's newest waterside precinct with restaurants of all cuisines and world-class chefs. With so many options, you can wander through the streets and discover a new restaurant or bar with every visit. Make a beeline to the wharf and the majority of the venues offer beautiful alfresco seating. One of our favourites includes
South Eveleigh joined us only a few years ago but has already made a significant mark on the Sydney dining scene. What was once a collection of old railway sheds has transformed into a buzzing drinking and dining destination with over 20 options for you to choose from. Popular options include Sana, a laid-back Mediterranean
Sydney Place is where the city's best eats, drinks, and experiences come together in one sleek new precinct. Tucked behind Circular Quay, this urban hub is home to must-visit spots like the reimagined Jacksons on George, serving up top-tier food and cocktails across three levels, and Bar Besuto, a Japanese omakase and whisky bar by
Located in Chippendale, this is a must-visit lifestyle precinct that combines heritage and hospitality. The highlight is Spice Alley which provides a little piece of Singapore in Sydney. You can wander the alleyway to find market stores of all different cuisines including Japanese from Kyo-To, Singaporian from Ginger & Spice and Vietnamese from Viet. The
Located in the CBD, Angel Place is the perfect spot for a post-work tipple or buzzy night out in the city. Restaurants are scattered down the alleyway and there's a bunch with outdoor seating for you to relish.
You can't call yourself a Sydneysider until you've spent hours perched up at the Woolloomooloo Wharf. With waterfront views and alfresco restaurants as far as you can see, it's the perfect spot for catching up with friends in the summertime.
You can find everything in Chinatown from small specialist stores and sprawling Asian grocers to noodle bars in hidden food halls and tucked-away fine-dining restaurants. There are plenty of outdoor seating options which give you an authentic dining experience. Head to Emperor's Garden or Super Bowl for traditional Chinese cuisine and perch up in their
