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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Alice T.

    6Head is a fusion steak restaurant in the Campbell Cove area right by the cruise terminal. I was able to easily make reservations online a few days in advance, but the timings were horrible because all that was left was 9:00pm to close slots. I arrived the day of my reservation and was able to move it to an earlier time at 6:15pm, which was perfect. We dined inside to avoid the summer heat even though it lacked a view. I got the uni pasta, while my partner got a steak. Both really delicious and well portioned for the price. They asked if we were celebrating and gave us a small birthday cake at the end with one waiter singing solo. Highly recommended for a special occasion spot nearby the Harbour Bridge and The Rocks area.

    Uni pasta ($68)
    Kenny L.

    Alright food for expensive prices. Oily uni pasta gave mother lingering sore throat. Two Wagyu slices for $100 AUS. Steaks are good but jot wor it pricing. If you eat here, make reservations for inside because outside was windy that day and being sat next to trees had leave residue and bugs lingering on the seats. Unlucky seating but should've just went to Aria or Quay or other places and make reservation

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    Trent N.

    You must come here if you go to Sydney. This is a top end restaurant with top tier food. It is right on the harbour so it is easy to walk to. I had the $98 grass fed ribeye. My mom had the $95 filet. I have no idea what sauce/seasoning they put on these steaks, but the taste is very unique in a good way. I don't really know how to describe it, but I haven't had anything ever like it. I paid $7 extra for the chimichurri sauce and this was the only disappointing item of the night. I wouldn't get it again. Also, we had a side of $19 brussel sprouts. They were very good. Not quite as hard as I would have liked, but very good. My mom had a $16 baby gem salad. She liked it a lot. Everyone here drank wine, but us. I made a reservation online at least 3 months in advance. This place is super popular, and I can see why.

    Tomahawk steak, cut table side with black salt on the side.
    Jessica S.

    We sat upstairs for dinner and it was romantic feeling with low dim lights. The seats were also comfortable and plus size friendly! We ordered the tomahawk steak for the first time. The waitress brought it out to us before they cooked it to make sure the marbling looked good and then cut it table side before we ate! Around a great experience. It is also right across from the opera house which made for great pictures leaving the restaurant.

    O'Connor MB5+ Fillet
    Cortney J.

    I will be thinking about this meal for a very long time - but hopefully not too long as I really hope to come back! The entrance was somewhat of a challenge for us to find but what a gorgeous restaurant! We were seated quickly inside (outside seats were understandably unavailable). We were in search of amazing steak and we definitely found it at 6Head. I ordered the O'CONNOR, MB5+ (LONG GRAIN FED) 200g fillet, medium rare. From their website and menu: "O'Connor is known as Gippsland's finest beef for three generations." And I will say it certainly exceeded my expectations! One of, if not possibly, the best steak I have had the pleasure of eating. It was so succulent. I loved the side salad that accompanied it. It was so fresh and light and paired perfectly. We finished off with a gourmet Banoffee cheesecake, which admittedly we weren't expecting it to look nor taste like it did but it was AMAZING. As for the service, it was wonderful and met expectations for a restaurant of this caliber.

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    Audrey E.

    Our splurge night in Sydney! Everything about this restaurant was amazing. You're seated right on the harbor so you have some great views of Circular Quay - we even saw fireworks above the opera house! The food was also fantastic, we got the ceviche appetizer and it was perfectly balanced and fresh. The highlight of course was the tomahawk steak prepped and cut right in front of us - best steak ever!!

    Alexander L.

    Attended late for my birthday as a solo traveler. Excellent service and excellent steak!

    Sara G.

    6 Head in Sydney delivers on history, flavors, and views! The story goes, cattle was introduced to Australia with only 6 head, 2 bulls and 4 cows. A convict was supposed to watch over these 6 head but after returning from lunch one day, the 6 head were missing. Eight years later, the 6 head had prospered into 100 head several miles inland without human intervention. This spot is all about spectacular food and unforgettable views of the Opera House. Steakhouse turned Seafood Heaven for me though. The prawns were fresh and juicy, and the tuna tartare was simply divine. Great spot!

    Sadie K.

    The food was spectacular. I got the filet with chimichurri. We also got the shrimp appetizer along with some sourdough bread and the wagyu fat butter. It had this savory, smoky flavor. Delicious. Perfect dinner vibes. Great for a date night or nice dinner. The weather was perfect this evening, but the outside patio was covered, so even though it was rainy, we stayed dry. Beautiful table set ups. Beautiful view of the opera house and Harbour bridge. Service was great. The staff was so friendly and so helpful. I would definitely be back if I lived in Sydney!

    Brandon M.

    After a long day at the zoo and walking around the harbor, I wanted to rest and get some food. I asked a few locals where to get a good steak and 6 head was recommended. I've heard a lot about Australian steaks so I def wanted to check it out. The day warmed up so it was a good day to sit on the patio next to the water. I had a nice view of the opera house and on chilly days they have heaters. Upon entering, you can tell it was a high end place. My waiter wasted no time getting me seated and asking if I needed anything. He was very knowledgeable about the differences in the cuts and grading scale of the meat. My steak was a 5 on the marbling scale which would equate to a choice cut in the US. I ordered some bread to start and the ribeye medium and mash. The bread came with smoked wagyu butter with lava salt and I can tell you that the butter can cure depression it was so good! The smoke and pop of salt is a perfect blend. If it was complimentary, I could eat an entire meal consisting of the bread and butter! The steak arrives and it looks great. Looks juicy, visible coarse salt, no frills, no extras, straight beef. (Love it) I cut into it and it was cooked to perfection! I told my waiter that I am very picky when it comes to my steaks as I don't find many steakhouses that great. I prefer the taste of char that charcoal provides and it's hard to find that. This had a good sear and but I did feel deceived a tad. The steak had a hint of sweetness which was unexpected. It wasn't overpowering but it was definitely distracting. It tasted like a Hawaiian ribeye, I asked the waiter what was on the steak because I taste sweetness. He looked confused but said he would ask the chef because he doesn't think anything sweet was used. I took a few more bites and said, I definitely taste a sweet notes. He returned and said that they baste it with vinegar, sugar, honey amongst other ingredients. He said my taste buds were calibrated lol. To me that took the steak down a bit as I was looking for more of a beef flavor with a pop of salt but I couldn't stop focusing on the baste. It was still good but not what I was calibrated for. I do feel that it should've been noted on the menu to avoid surprises. Next time I'd request that baste not be used. The mash was as creamy and light as a heavy mousse. Very good and the price isn't outrageous. $100 Au approx. Everything that was brought out to other patrons looked absolutely amazing! 6 head is a solid choice

    Wagyu eye of rump with chimichurri sauce
    Heather M.

    Fabulous steak house restaurant right on the harbor overlooking the Opera House. Service was attentive and helpful. The views stunning and the food even better! Bread service is a must- artisan bread with wagyu butter! We started with the king fish ceviche. It was light and flavored with the gin citrus dressing. They are known for beef here- sourced from farms local to Australia. We enjoyed the Wagyu eye of rump- perfectly cooked and flavorful. We paired it with a chimichurri sauce that added an extra little something. The steak was paired with a green goddess salad and we also got the creamy lobster Mac and cheese. It was a perfect meal!

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    Kris D.

    My first fancy restaurant in Australia and it did not disappoint. We went on a busy Friday night without a reservation but we were seated fairly quickly outside. The steak was delicious and a perfect medium with black salt! The drinks were good and the service was great. I would go back if I ever make it back to Australia.

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    Friendly and attentive service, however food was a bit average. The views definitely were reflected in the price.

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    Very poor service. Forgot a simple hamburger order. Waiter never came back to table after initial order.

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    Great wine selection and location. Food is top notch and you can't beat the view. Very impressed.

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    Review Highlights - 6HEAD

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    love.fish - Toasted Coconut & Mango Crumble (A$16)

    love.fish

    4.5(26 reviews)
    1.1 kmBarangaroo

    Any seafood fan must come to love.fish! Since we're from Seattle, this restaurant is right up our…read morealley, featuring raw plates and seafood entrées along with various shareables and sides. We came on a Sunday at 1:00P and only had to wait 10 minutes to be seated. Most tables are on the covered outdoor patio with just a few others inside the open air setting. We started off with a raw plate to share, followed by individual entrées. + SALMON CEVICHE (A$28): Thin slices of salmon in a bright zesty citrus soy dressing, with dollops of avocado cream and lime aioli. The salmon was so smooth, buttery and super fresh. I rarely eat ceviche since I usually don't care for citrus flavors, but I enjoyed this since the salmon remained the star of the plate. + DAINTREE BARRAMUNDI FILLET GRILLED (A$38): A perfectly sized fillet was delicate, moist and didn't have any bones! The skin was grilled and crisp like a chip. Normally, I'm not a fan of skin on fish, but this was impeccable. A few cauliflower florets in a flavorful chermoula added a bold punch. I also loved the salted barra croquette, a fritter of potato and barramundi, which was fried to a golden brown and light inside. All of this was on top of a fresh mint yogurt which rounded out this very cohesive dish. Others in my group enjoyed the swordfish fillet and the fish of the day, which was a mahi mahi. Our waitress enticed us with two desserts which all of us shared as a sweet ending. + DARK CHOCOLATE PARFAIT (A$18): A rich chocolate pudding layered with Queen Garnet plums and topped with large chocolate shavings. The pudding was creamy and rich while the ripe plums added sweetness with a hint of tartness. + TOASTED COCONUT & MANGO CRUMBLE (A$16): A delightful refreshing coconut sorbet came with juicy cubes of fresh mango on top. Some granola crumbles provided crunch and substance to an otherwise light dessert. I never would have guessed this is both gluten-free and dairy-free. Our server was excellent and took wonderful care of us by checking back and keeping our waters full. We appreciated her recommendations as well. On top of the great service and delicious food, every dish had a lovely presentation and the pricing was reasonable for the quality of each plate.

    Absolutely delicious! Our last night in Sydney and wanted some fresh barramundi. The dish did not…read moredisappoint and one of the best meals I have had in Sydney. You sit right on the Barangaroo Harbour area and it had an epic view. The service was fabulous making for a special dinner. One not to be missed!

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    Cirrus

    Cirrus

    3.8(11 reviews)
    1.1 kmBarangaroo
    $$$$

    4.5/5 I would have used the half star if I could--the food was awesome but service got slow towards…read morethe end of our evening. We did the pre-selected five course menu and it gave us a bunch of great dishes that I wouldn't have picked myself. Definitely worth checking out!

    Cirrus Dining, located on the waterfront at Barangaroo is one of those venues we've had on our list…read morefor a while now, and we finally made a visit. Cirrus, names after the cloud like apartment that sits above it. We recommend that you all also promptly book in, it is absolutely incredible and certainly deserves all the accolades it has received. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week, you can sit inside or alfresco, enjoying views of our breathtaking harbour. A crisp and stylish place with minimal decor, yet it feels classy with its floor to ceiling glass. Chefs coming to you from the the Bentley, Monopole and Yellow restaurants and Chef Brent Savage has put together an array of seafood delights with incredible flavour combinations and the freshest selection of seafood, sustainably caught. Don't fret, if you have a non seafood eater amongst you, there's vegetarian and meat options as well. The waitress informed us that the dishes at Cirrus were designed to be shared. As a party of 6, she recommended 6 entrees, 6 mains and 4 sides. We ordered one less main than her recommendation and we were extremely full. The meats in particular were very generous servings. We also shared 3 desserts. We began with a few oysters, served with a vinaigrette and these were a beautiful start to our dining experience. We shared a number of starters including their famous Ocean trout with smoked beetroot and pepperberry and toast. The smoked beetroot lay atop the ocean trout mixture, almost like a starfish and the texture was simply divine. The small plate of raw Cobia (like a sashimi) with salted apple, turnip and sesame was quite refreshing. We shared two plates of the roasted King Prawns and Koji Butter. These prawns were were beautifully cooked, and a generous lashing of the butter sauce. We also really enjoyed the Fremantle octopus with kohlrabi and green chilli salsa. The octopus was super fresh, tender and nice crisp outer flavour, topped with ribbons of kohlrabi. Given Cirrus is primarily a seafood restaurant, we could go past having a number of fish for our mains. We enjoyed the the Hiramasa kingfish with grilled cucumber, buttermilk and mint. Nice and soft fish with a pleasant sauce. The cone bay barramundi was also lovely and was presented with some beautiful coils of charred onions and watercress. The roasted swordfish was another winner, served with fennel, buckwheat and bottarga. The Grilled black angus rib eye, 500 g was a big serving, and served with kombu butter, a very good comfort food choice. We ordered it medium and it was perfectly cooked to our request. The barbecued lamb neck may not be something you'd expect at a seafood restaurant but for the meat lovers amongst us, it is a brilliant dish. We shared all the sides; chips and aioli, radicchio salad, an absolutely beautiful plate of grilled asparagus with fresh curd and black olive, as well as a lovely serve of zucchini with hazelnut, yoghurt and turmeric. As for the drinks, Sommelier Nick Hildebrandt has also organised a wide selection of wines, 500 from around the world where you can get advice on the best to pair with your food selection. We chose a bottle of Riesling, which was a lovely pairing. All of this amongst 6 diners and including 3 bottles of wine and bread came to $130 each, which is pretty reasonable given the size of the servings and amount of food. If you'd prefer, the tasting menu is available for $110 each for the whole table, though we preferred to order so we could try a greater range of options. We absolutely loved dining at Cirrus and can't recommend it enough!

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