The Opera Bar has been and still is the meeting place for all kinds of people, a classic hangout for more than 100 years. Artists and intellectuals mix with business people who come to the Opera Bar for lunch, dinner, or perhaps just a beer and a chance to relish the cultural ambiance and enjoy the view over the Royal park Kungsträdgården.
What to do at Opera Grill?
The distinctive spaces in Opera Grill are all available for hire for meetings, conferences and special events with bespoke menus and entertainment packages. I do enjoy Sunday lunches where you can just sink in the nice gospel music atmosphere, delicios food and lovely company.
What is opopera Grill?
Opera Grill brings theatre on a grand scale to Chester. At the heart of our menu is the theatre charcoal grill and wood burning ovens, inspired by revered chefs and restaurants from around the world.
Can I use a dine & discover voucher at Opera Bar?
We are now accepting Dine & Discover NSW vouchers at Opera Bar any day of the week on food purchases. Dietary needs are catered for whenever possible however we cannot guarantee our food will be allergen free.
Where is Sydney’s Best Opera Bar?
A quintessentially Sydney experience. With the Sydney Opera House as its backdrop and gun-barrel views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, it is not surprising that Opera Bar has become a favourite Sydney experience, perfect for firsts, finales and everything in between.
How much does it cost to eat at Opera Bar?
Opera Bar allows you to enjoy fresh Australian dishes, while basking in the spectacular views of Sydney Harbour. Main meals range from $20 – $40, with kids meals around $12. We encourage you to book ahead to secure a table and minimise the risk of disappointment.
How do I make a booking for Opera Bar?
Make a booking here. Opera Bar is located at the water’s edge, on the Lower Concourse level, overlooking Circular Quay. A dedicated entry and exit point will be in place at Opera Bar to ensure registration and venue capacity are effectively managed. This will be located under the parapet along the Lower Concourse.
