Abattoir Blues is Sydney Olympic Park’s notorious, fully-licensed, boutique diner hidden away in a historic 1900s abattoir building. Capturing the heart and soul of the Park, Abattoir Blues is a restaurant, café and bar experience worth discovering.We are open for all events in the park, and extend our trading hours to accommodate patrons and punters before a concert, sporting event or whatever reason you are in the park. We are the local's choice dining spot and a hotspot for those visiting the park.
The Last slice is a modern twist of the classic Lebanese style Pizza, known as Manoush. Located in the heart of Sydney Olympic Park, established to share a piece of our culture with you! Manoush is a flatbread, traditionally topped with a drizzle of freshly pressed olive oil and tangy Zaatar (Oregano). But it doesn’t stop there! Other toppings such as various cheeses, veggies, labna (yoghurt spread) and meat are used to make the most tastiest flavoured Manoush. This dish is generally served for breakfast in the villages of Lebanon. The smell of manoush as it is being prepared will sure to make your stomach rumble and take you back to the markets of the middle east. In addition, we offer a variation of traditional middle eastern pastries such as Kaak, Pides and Scrolls. Be sure to pair it up with our aromatic freshly roasted coffee. For our lunch and dinner menu, we offer a variety of mouth watering Gourmet Style Pizzas! Perfect for work lunch breaks or family dinner nights.
If you live in or around Haberfield, you know full well that diner-style cafe Happyfield makes some of the best pancakes in Sydney. Opened in 2020 by Jesse Orleans and Chris Theodosi, the bright yellow corner cafe serves up amazing food and a genuinely (as the name suggests) happy vibe. Alongside friendly service and menu items like the “McLovin Muffin”, Happyfield is known best for its delicious pancake stacks.
Bare Witness, where seasonal ingredients shine in our thoughtfully designed menus, paired with award-winning coffee, freshly baked bread, and handmade pasta, all enjoyed with a stunning water view.
Welcome to Savoury Dining! From the generation passed on recipes to dishes with a modern touch, from zinging street food to the finest flavours, Savoury Dining will guide you through this amazing journey of Asian cuisine. Bringing Asian elements and the symbol of an open accordion steel door into our new identity, we would love to welcome all food lovers to this journey with us
Discover the harmony of tradition and modernity at Angelo’s Cabarita. Our menu, rich in authentic European flavours, is infused with contemporary creativity, promising a culinary experience that resonates with heritage yet sparkles with innovation. Here, every dish is a testament to our dedication to quality and a tribute to the timeless art of Italian cooking. Join us in celebrating the fusion of classic tastes and modern gastronomic excellence.
Lazy lunches and laid-back dinners – The Oven is made for moments like these. Our crowd pleasing menu is jam packed with favourites, from classic pizzas and char-grilled steaks, to share graze platters. It is the place to be any day or night of the week for relaxed dining with a quality menu, indoor and ambient outdoor dining and a bar stocked with a great drink selection.
Auvers Café, RhodesTucked away in the scenic locale of Rhodes, Auvers Café stands as a beacon of culinary excellence. Drawing inspiration from Vincent van Gogh's last home, Auvers-sur-Oise, this café exemplifies art on a plate. Helmed by Chef Kim Khong Bong, every dish is a testament to his passion and expertise. The signature "Auvers Pancake Stack", adorned with edible flowers and vibrant fruits, has earned rave reviews and brought the café the "Best Breakfast in Sydney" award in 2020.Locate inside the iconic Rhodes Waterside shopping centre and just a short distance from the sparkling waters of the Parramatta River, Auvers serves as the ideal stop for both locals and visitors alike.A visit to Auvers Café in Rhodes promises not just a meal, but a memorable gastronomic journey.
Dessert Bar - The journey of KOI commenced long before Reynold Poernomo was inducted into Masterchef’s dessert hall of fame. In fact, it began in our family garage in 2012, where our Mother, Ike Malada, started operations with only $300, to support the family.
