Here are 5 must-try eateries for those wanting to enjoy takeaway snacks and a coffee-to-go as they bask in the grandeur of Sydney Harbour.
Regardless of your choice, flavourful dishes and beautiful vistas are guaranteed!
Here are 5 must-try eateries for those wanting to enjoy takeaway snacks and a coffee-to-go as they bask in the grandeur of Sydney Harbour.
Regardless of your choice, flavourful dishes and beautiful vistas are guaranteed!
Located on Cockatoo Island’s Eastern Apron, just opposite the Visitor Centre, Cockatoo Overboard is the very definition of convenience! With a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner options, Cockatoo Overboard has it all! Grab one of their tasty, deli-style sandwiches - available from Monday 4 November - and head either to the nearby Eastern Apron, for a front row seat of the harbour, or the Northern Apron Park for comfortable seating near the waterfront.
A mainstay of the Artist Precinct in Georges Heights, Frenchy’s Cafe brings a touch of Paris to Sydney with its chic décor and fun playlist. Famous for their brasserie dishes and reliable coffee, it’s the perfect place for a takeaway drink and treat, be it a sourdough baguette or croissant. Our tip? Stop at one of the scenic lookouts, located along the nearby Headland Park coastal walk, and soak in the harbour as you sip on your Frenchy’s brew. Check out our top 4 coastal walks blog for an infographic outlining the walk route, including key points of interest.
Let’s not depart France just yet! From the fine folk that brought you Frenchy’s Cafe comes L’Heritage. A classy eatery nestled on the foreshore of Chowder Bay, L’Heritage has won over Francophiles and foodies alike with its exceptional dine-in experience…but did you know they also offer some great takeaway treats from 10am between Wednesday and Sunday? Once you’ve snagged your goodies, wander over to Clifton Gardens Beach – featuring lawn, a shaded playground, seating and water views, it’s as good a place as any to enjoy a coffee and a bite.
Located in the historic Docks Precinct at Cockatoo Island, Marina Cafe & Bar makes great coffee and offers a family-friendly menu that caters to different dietary needs. Our top pick? Their signature dish, ‘The Chook’. It features tender pulled chicken, savoury cheese, Spanish onion, fresh spinach and creamy mayo, all toasted in sourdough… is your mouth watering yet? With a Chook and coffee in hand, ascend to Biloela Lawn for the ultimate picnic venue – sprawling greenspace with a panoramic harbour view. Talk about a feast for the eyes!
Located alongside the iconic Parade Ground at North Head Sanctuary in Manly, Yorky Coffee serves coffee, snacks and cold drinks from a charming 1976 retro caravan. With a fun menu influenced by Latin American flavours plus some Aussie classics, this venue is small but mighty. Don’t miss their signature dishes: Arepas and Pork Rolls. With treats in hand, head to the sprawling field just east of the Barracks Precinct (view on map) – perfect for a relaxing picnic!