The Dining Room
Our main room is bright, generous and designed for everything from a quick plate to a long celebration.
View the menuA light-filled room built for long lunches.
Sandstone, timber, glass and harbour light shape a dining room that feels calm, generous and distinctly Australian. Every detail is designed to let the food and conversation take centre stage.
An interior shaped by Australian materials
The room is built around honesty and warmth: tactile stone, polished timber, natural light and a clear view into the kitchen. Nothing feels dressed up for its own sake. The result is a space that works equally well for a quick lunch, a celebration or a quiet dinner at the bar.
Stone, timber and daylight
Warm sandstone walls and terrazzo floors meet timber furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass. Daylight moves through the room from lunch until late afternoon, when the lighting shifts to a softer evening glow.
An open kitchen and chef's pass
The display kitchen puts technique and produce on show without turning dinner into a performance. Sit near the pass to watch the woodfire grill at work, or choose a quieter corner away from the activity.
Choose your corner of the room
From the open dining room to the chef's pass and private rooms, each space has its own pace. Select a space to learn more about the menu and experience.
A room designed around comfort
Comfortable seating
Tables are spaced for conversation, with soft seating in the lounge and proper dining chairs at every table. Larger groups are seated without feeling separated from the room.
Acoustic calm
Ceiling baffles and considered zoning keep the room lively without making conversation difficult. You can hear the people at your table, whether the restaurant is half full or fully booked.
Harbour outlook
Glass facades frame the Barangaroo waterfront and bring the changing light inside. At sunset, the room shifts from bright and airy to warm and intimate.
Design details
Made to age well. The materials were chosen for the way they wear: stone that holds warmth, timber that deepens in colour and glass that lets the harbour in. Lighting is layered so the room changes gradually through the day rather than switching abruptly from lunch to dinner.
If you would like a particular table or a quieter corner, mention it when you reserve and our team will do their best to arrange it.
Planning your visit
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Choose your space
Book the dining room for a classic experience, the chef's pass for a closer view of the kitchen, or a private room for a group.
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Tell us what matters
Add dietary requirements, accessibility needs or a celebration note to your booking. Call (02) 9240 1234 if you would like to discuss the room in advance.
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Settle in
Arrive a little early for a drink at the bar, then let the team guide you through the menu at your own pace.
Dress code & etiquette
Dress code. Smart casual is encouraged. Collared shirts, dresses and neat jeans are all welcome. We ask guests to avoid sportswear and thongs after 6 PM.
Etiquette. Please be considerate of other diners and staff. Mobile phones should be on silent, and photography is permitted only in designated areas. Smoking and vaping are not permitted inside; tipping is appreciated but never required.
Find your table
Reserve a table in the dining room, at the chef's pass or in a private room. Our team will confirm your booking and answer any questions about the space.
Reserve Your TablePrefer to speak with us? Call (02) 9240 1234 or email [email protected].