The Best Restaurants in Randwick for a Fabulous Feed

Hungry? Wander over to Randwick, where you’ll find restaurants serving up cuisines from around the world, and putting tasty twists on the classics.

Famed for being Sydney’s premier horseracing destination, Randwick is a neighbourhood that likes to mix things up. Putting aside the prestigious natural, medical and educational amenities at its doorstep, Randwick has established its own dining scene amidst architecture that speaks to its historic past.

So, if you find yourself in this charming Eastern Suburbs neighbourhood, here’s your definitive list of the best restaurants in Randwick worth a visit.

Corner 75

Two of Sydney’s most beloved restaurants, Six Penny and Baba’s Place, have joined forces to resurrect a staple of Randwick’s dining scene, Corner 75. The collaboration has been described as a ‘preservation project’ that has seen the protection of the eclectic interiors as well as the traditional menu, which have both been beloved by locals for over 40 years. The Hungarian menu boasts lesser-known delights ranging from lángos (deep-fried dough and sour cream) to traditional crepes and schnitzel.

75 Frenchmans Road, Randwick

Maybe Frank

Maybe Frank is an award-winning Italian pizza bar that’s all about serving up old-fashioned fun with your slice of pizza. This place is always packed and buzzing thanks to its epic cocktails (get the jasmine negroni and thank us later), which are matched by the mouthwatering menu.

Our top picks would be the prosciutto pizza, lasagne and homemade tiramisu for dessert, but it’s all worth trying!

69 Perouse Road, Randwick

Lebanon & Beyond

With colourful interiors, an impressively long menu and a BYO wine offer, Lebanon & Beyond is all about good food and good vibes.

Skip the decision-making and opt for the Chef’s Banquet. The four-course meal is made up of hummus and tabbouli to start, followed by meaty or vegetarian delights (like shish kebabs or stuffed zucchini), and baklava for dessert. You’ll want to be hungry for this one.

Shop 3, 187 Alison Road, Randwick

Soul Burger

Cult plant-based burger joint, Soul Burger, is a hit among locals and visitors alike. Don’t be afraid to bring your meat-loving friends, because the burgers here are just as juicy and filling as the real thing.

The southern fried chicken burger layers cajun seasoned fried plant patty with crispy slaw, jalapeños, SB sauce and tomato relish, and pairs well with a serving of thick-cut sweet potato chips and a coconut milkshake.

49 Perouse Road, Randwick

Arthur’s Pizza

Every neighbourhood needs a stand-out pizza joint and in Randwick, locals flock to Arthur’s.

It doesn’t take bookings but walk-ins are very welcome, making it an unbeatable place for casual dinners. The pizza is consistently good, and our top pick every time has to be The Randwick Pizza: olives, anchovies, capers, basil and semi-sundried tomatoes – it’s also a favourite among the locals.

47 Perouse Road, Randwick

The Spanish Fly

For top-shelf tapas, an electric atmosphere and fabulous drinks, head to The Spanish Fly in Randwick. With a pull towards Spain, they take influences from across the Mediterranean and combine them with quality produce from the land and sea to create a delicious modern take on traditional Spanish tapas.

Ideal for sharing, you’ll be more than content feasting on the likes of crumbed octopus, pulled pork croquettes, chickpea fritters and Portuguese-style chicken. Grab a spot outside on a warm evening and let the good times roll. 

35 Saint Pauls Street, Randwick

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