You need to book as far in advance as possible for this wonderful, award-winning experience. At the time of writing, Quay was booked out 6 months in advance for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights for tables of two and four. It’s hardly surprising. With its enviable location on top of the cruise-ship terminal, Quay offers another of the loveliest views in the city, and chef Peter Gilmore’s menu is a revelation of French, Italian, and Australian ideas. Selections from the four-course dinner might include red claw yabbies with garlic-scented custard and yabby velvet; or squab and abalone with rare cultivated greens, fresh Jersey milk curd, anchovy, and seaweed broth; followed by pasture-raised veal with bitter chocolate black pudding, green walnuts, slow-cooked wallaby tail, salsify, smoked bone marrow, and chestnut mushrooms.
Sydney
Travel Guide
Sydney› Restaurant
Quay
Upper level, Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay West, The Rocks
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Circular Quay, City Center & The Rocks
Hours
Tues–Fri noon–2:30pm; daily 6–10pm
Transportation
Train, bus, or ferry: Circular Quay
Phone
02/9251 5600
Prices
Lunch: 3 courses A$130, 4 courses $150. Dinner: 4-course menu (5 choices per course) A$175. Tasting menu with 8 tasting plates (with the option of matching wines) from A$225
Cuisine Type
Contemporary
Web site
Quay
Map
Upper level, Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay West, The Rocks SydneyNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.