Restaurant in Bondi Beach
A fire-led Greek restaurant inside Bondi Pavilion serving shared meze and chargrilled plates a few steps from the sand.
One of the beachfront's buzziest recent openings: House Made Hospitality reworked the former Promenade dining room into a fire-and-charcoal Greek room, riding Bondi's Greek wave. We'd choose it for a group dinner of generous shared plates with ocean light, and its share-focused menu makes it an easy pick for feeding a crowd.
Lean into the fire and the shared format: pork neck souvlaki, chargrilled meats, meze and dips, spanakorizo, raw tuna with dakos, stuffed peppers, and bougatsa for dessert.
Light-filled, laid-back and lively; fire-driven and unpretentious.
Local tip: If you live nearby, come on a Wednesday evening — locals from Bondi, North Bondi, Tamarama, Waverley, Bondi Junction or Bronte get 30% off, plus BYO of one bottle per table with no corkage.
Worth knowing: It's a proper restaurant, not a beach snack — shared-plate dining at this level adds up, and it's closed Monday and Tuesday with lunch only on weekends.
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 Spotted something out of date?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.
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Best for: Milestone celebrations and long lunches with a view
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The Bondi outpost of Sydney's most celebrated gelato maker, tucked into the Hall Street hub a short walk back from the sand.
Best for: A post-beach dessert walk on Hall Street
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The original bills, the Hall Street cafe where Bill Granger reinvented Sydney brunch, still turning out its ricotta hotcakes and creamy scrambled eggs a couple of minutes back from the sand.
Best for: A landmark Bondi brunch a short walk from the beach