Top Restaurants in Kogarah
Most Popular Bar food in Kogarah, New South Wales, Australia
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Kogarah including Heineken House, Neptunes, St George Motor Boat Club, The Intersection Tavern, Rockdale Tennis Club, Harry's Grill, St George Sailing Club
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7. St George Sailing Club
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By konstantinos274
We recently attended a wedding at the club. 1st impressions- what a spot! Right on the waterâs wedge before a boating marina- stunning! The club is beautiful and the reception very memorable. Excellent service and the food incredible. Beautiful dips and breads, fresh salads, seafood, pasta and pizzas. Fresh fruit platters- delicious above and beyond. A beautiful spot- stunning at night. Canât wait to return with friends to enjoy dining on the deck that looks out over the water. A hidden gem in Sydney that must be visited.
6. Harry's Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
I tried to submit a customer report but is not listed with TripAdvisor. It is a wonderful good quality reasonable restaurant & deserves a listing. my couple of visits were exceptional & they deserve a good rating. Regards, Terry Huckle
Reviewed By AmeliaArmstrong13579
Absolutely no service. Seated and handed the menu. No one took our order we had to approach the counter. We were not offered any drinks or water so had to approach counter during meal to request. The restaurant was quiet. Football screen on in the background and no music or ambience. Just heard football and traffic noise. Food was delicious and good value for money, although more like a pub/rsl menu.
5. Rockdale Tennis Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Ro1727
We come here for the seafood basket. It's $20 and well worth it for the variety you get. You have to follow club rules eg no singlets no slippers etc.m to enter the resturant. Staff are often busy but usually nice.
4. The Intersection Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By leanne m
Most of our group tried the Tuesday night specials. The ads say "from $10" - this covers the schnitzel and fish but the steaks were $12. Three of us had the steaks, one had schnitzel and another had fish (battered flathead). Everyone was happy with what they had and considered the specials to be great value (see pics). We sat at a high bench table with 3 bar stools on each side. Comfortable enough while seated but if one person wants to get out you have to "unpack" from one side making it rather awkward (something like flying economy when the person with the window seat needs to go to the loo). Unless you have super long legs it might be more convenient to try a different type of table (there were other choices).
3. St George Motor Boat Club
Overall Ratings
3 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By juliekA1009BM
We had lunch here to celebrate a birthday. We were a group of 12. It took a long time to take our order. The menu is limited with no vegetarian option. There were not even any veges as a side. In saying that the fish dishes - salmon & barramundi - were of a good size & presentation. They were enjoyed by all. The outlook is great & the decor fresh & updated.
2. Neptunes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
A newly beautifully designed two level Mediterranian restaurant. Featuring a winter garden with a glass ceiling, function room, water views, open kitchen and a menu consisting of Mediterranian and Australian modern dishes using only fresh local produce. F
Reviewed By Yan669902
Hubby and I went here for dinner on Saturday night, we didn't have a table booked but the maitre d' enticed us in out of the cold and got us a table straight away, although the restaurant was almost full. We had salt & pepper calamari for an entree and garlic prawns for a main, a wine and beer. Service was excellent, the food was great and the price was exceptional. Our 18 year old son had recommended Neptunes and we were impressed and will definitely be back. :)
1. Heineken House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Heineken House has been unveiled as the first flagship Heineken venue in Australia featuring a signature Heineken eight metre-high bottle wall centrepiece towering over the bar. In addition to floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the city skyline, t
Reviewed By stephen m
I ordered a drink, which was way over priced, from a French Waiter who was not only arrogant but questioned if I had ordered. After going through the till he realised he hadnât poured the drink. When I received the drink there was no apology for the 10 minutes wait but he instead I received half a glass of wine.
