We enjoyed the lunch special of Fish and Chips with a drink, both crumbed and battered. The batter…read morewas light and the fish was large and fresh. Chips were golden and crispy. Take the time to peak behind the curtain and give this lovely local establishment a try, you won't regret it. Cash only. Delightful, helpful staff and friendly fellow patrons.

The bast food yet the shop has been the same for 30 years so has the food... I recommend to go out…read moreof your way and try there slat and pepper calamari !! Highly recommend by everyone just make time and try it ! But a bit expensive but try it

I actually didn't mind this pub at all, despite the fact that it literally sits on the outer edge…read moreof Sydney, and is also pretty much a suburban pub. I guess being close to the railway station does help in some regards, but on the other hand, they actually had a couple of beers on tap that I appreciated, and that certainly goes a long way when it comes to a pub that I like.

Great food, friendly staff. I intend on going there again. Oh and I forgot the drinks, they are the…read morebest. Although the down side is that it can be very pricey. But it is definitely worth it.

Just found this place when I was looking for fish and chips. Went here instead and didn't regret…read moreit. Had the BBQ Bourbon Brisket burger and it was hella good! They do the sweet potato fries right too. Will definitely return here again. Only down side is they need a new location with more seating. The place was hoppin when I was there.

Hey, look! My new favourite takeaway burger shop in The Shire. Perfectly seasoned chips, a chili…read morechicken burger dripping with an amazing garlic chili sauce, and a Sydney Royale burger with bacon, a fantastic slaw, crunchy pickles and "Archie's Sauce". My only gripe is that I would have preferred a medium rare patty over the well done one I received. I'll try putting in a request next time. There's also a display case full of nice looking salads, if that's what you fancy from your burger shops. Burgers are all around $10, tack on $4.5 if you want chips and a drink.

I have such mixed feelings about this place. Parts of my experience were fantastic, while others…read morewere underwhelming. The easiest way to explain may be a pros/cons situation. Pros: good location, beautiful views, friendly service. This is definitely the weirdest restaurant experience I've ever had in terms of service - you have to wait to be seated, but then you have to go back upstairs to order your food, bring a buzzer with you downstairs through the garden, and then when your buzzer goes off - back upstairs, gather your hot plates, and bring them to your table on your own. I feel like if you are eating on actual plates (not takeaway style dishware), and you have to wait to be seated... you should have a server. This situation seemed so weird to me. Either way, the people working here are very friendly. Cons: Food is expensive, which isn't a problem, but you are definitely paying for the view, not good food. However, even with a nice view, a $26 spaghetti with cherry tomatoes seems over the top to me. My boyfriend got the fish and chips, and we were both unimpressed with the food. It wasn't terrible, and we were hungry, so we have no regrets, but if you're coming here to chill and enjoy the view - eat before you come. For food and one drink each, my bf and I paid over $80. Bottom line: visit for a drink and a look at the view. Skip the food. Tables are nice and big, so it's a great place to meet up with friends.

Fish and chips for lunch. Great views and plenty of sunny corners. One piece of fish was…read morepractically raw but the batter nice and crispy. The meal was replaced immediately so they really do care. For $26 they should. A pint of Asahi for $16 was a bit over the top but did taste fantastic.

Great fish cafe that's a step up from the typical fish and chip shop by the beach. As well as a…read morerange of tables inside, including some booths, there's also a decent size outdoor area that's under-shelter, but dog friendly. The lunch menu is quite traditional, dominated by burgers, fish and chips and other fried seafood options. I went for the $10.50 NZ Hoki and chips, which was a generous size. (Don't forget to ask for chicken salt!) The burgers looked even better, lovely and fresh, although I'm told it was sausage mince rather than a proper patties. The basic burger is a good-value $8.50, $6 extra to add on chips and a soft drink. Just be warned - the fishermans basket is ideally shared, as indicated but he $18 price tag. Lots of fried food! On Friday and Saturday evenings, they have a fancier menu, with options such as fajitas, Mexican-style barramundi and shared platters. There's also the option to BYO (possibly for free?) Worth while checking out!

After discovering our regular fish and chips shop at Austinmer closed at 5pm on a Sunday in…read moresummer??!!!!, we headed south and found this gem. Open location with plenty of parking options. Good menu, great looking shop, serves grog if you're thirsty for a beer or cocktail. Large chips is actually LARGE! Only lost a point because they ran out of squid and didn't give plates to dine in. Otherwise 2 thumbs up.

Although I have never stepped foot into this place, the food spoke for this restaurant. We ordered…read moreonline and had it delivered. Generally not our first option as we all know take away is very unpredictable. Sometimes the food is just as good as if you ordered it in the restaurant and other times - there are no words to describe what you get. We ordered rusty nails (Peking beef strips), satay, salt and pepper calamari, sweet and sour pork, and combination chow mein. My fav was the rusty nails but every dish was delish! Our next visit there will be in dining experience so that we can get the full experience!

Excellent food, Service, and a great menu. Very pleasant staff who are always friendly & obliging…read more We are regular Friday lunchtime customers. Best Chinese south of Sydney.

Oh the delight of Yum-Cha goodies, makes my mouth water just thinking about them. For some reason…read morethis place is my kids' favourite Yum-Cha spot. Set over three levels means you don't have to wait long to be seated, even though it's peak hours. The dishes are tasty. You'll find most if not all your Yum-Cha favourites here. From the classic BBQ Pork Bun, Prawn Dumpling, Chicken Feet, Steamed Gai Lan, and more. To the adventurous Braised Offal. Finish off with Asian dessert favourites Mango Pancake, Egg/Custard Tart, and my new favourite Chinese Sugar Donuts. You have to try their Sugar Donuts! The only downside is the frequency of the cart is scarce, especially if you're seated on the third floor, so you might need to order some dishes instead of waiting forever for them to come.

Not one of the best Yum-cha's I've had. Food was ok but there was no variety or even vegetables…read moreserved. The waiters being Chinese of course didn't understand what chile was when I asked for it at least three times and then told me I had to pay an extra $2.00 for it. Presentation wasn't at all great and there was no menu to see what they had to offer. Never again. As we paid for the bill they tried to rip me and my friend off making out that they couldn't understand when we asked for the total amount. If you like to try out a real yum cha with value for money check out the Emperor's Choice Tea House (www.emperorsteahouse.com) in the Sydney CBD or New Flower Drum (ww.newflowerdrum.com.au) in Hoxton Park. I rest my case.