Takeaway in Campbell Parade
A no-frills Campbell Parade seafood takeaway doing classic battered fish and chips a short walk up from the sand.
If you're coming straight off the beach and want honest, generously portioned fish and chips without a sit-down bill, this is the sort of old-school seafood shop we'd point you to on the Campbell Parade strip. It leans into Aussie takeaway tradition — battered fish, potato cakes, oysters and prawns by the platter — and cheerfully bills itself as the "home of the deep-fried Mars Bar." It's a fill-the-bag-and-eat-on-the-grass proposition rather than a destination in its own right.
Battered fish and chips (the shareable two-fish, one-chips deal), potato cakes and a battered sav; seafood platters with oysters and prawns for a group, and the deep-fried Mars Bar if you're curious.
Casual counter-service takeaway; order and go.
Local tip: Carry your parcel across to the grassy verge or the sand rather than eating on the busy footpath — the chips travel the short distance just fine.
Worth knowing: It's a functional takeaway, not a view or dine-in experience, and quality is standard fry-shop fare rather than a special occasion.
Hours, prices and menus change — always check the venue’s own site before you go. Spotted something out of date? We keep this directory current; details reflect our last check.
Modern Australian · Campbell Parade
A Bondi institution since 1993 where chef-owner Sean Moran serves a daily-changing, produce-driven three-course choice menu above a panoramic sweep of Campbell Parade and the beach.
Best for: A special-occasion long lunch or unhurried dinner with a view
Spanish · Campbell Parade
An iconic 1914 beachfront hotel on Campbell Parade whose light-filled level-one dining room now houses Alzado, a coastal-Spanish seafood diner, above a classic public bar and late-night club space.
Best for: A long, view-soaked afternoon that turns into a night out
Spanish · Campbell Parade
A Spanish coastal seafood diner upstairs at Hotel Ravesis, trading share plates, sherry and oyster martinis against a wraparound balcony view of the Bondi surf.
Best for: Long boozy lunches and sunset dinners with a view