Ever been served drinks by a robot? Or chowed down in a vintage circus? These cool and quirky venues are promising all that and more, elevating your dining experience to the next level (and then some). Whether you're planning a big birthday blowout or a quirky date night, our guide to the most fun restaurants in Sydney is sure to have you grinning from ear to ear.
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Fronting a cool retro vibe, including 70s murals, cosy booths and a cocktail lounge with a fireplace, Misfits is the gorgeous Surry Hills restaurant that's bound to impress. Whether you choose confit duck or slow-roast lamb shoulder, you can wash your meal down with a choice of cocktails or craft beers.
Looking for a fun restaurant in Sydney? Be sure to check out Beach Road Hotel in Bondi for some fabulous food. This gorgeous venue offers a sprawling beer garden with two restaurants that serve top-notch grub. And for the fun? They host a range of first-class live entertainment.
With trivia nights, regular comedy and weekend bottomless brunch sessions, there's never a dull moment at this pretty Surry Hills spot. And with pretty pastel furnishings, quirky light fixtures and hanging plants galore? It's pretty easy on the eyes too.
Chin Chin regularly tops the list for fun Sydney restaurants, and for good reason. The gorgeous Southeastern Asian eatery celebrates the weekend with its Yum Cha boozy brunch, which comes complete with dumplings, custard buns and free-flowing fruity spritzes.
One of the coolest dining experiences in Sydney, The Imperial Hotel invites you to enjoy a gourmet feast at Priscillas while watching some of the city's sassiest queens do their thing on stage as part of the Drag N Dine show. Expect colourful cocktails, wigs and language.
This underground jazz club is our favourite hidden restaurant in Sydney. Despite its humble exterior, the venue is spread across seven rooms and features a full-sized theatre. Ideal for a hot date or special celebration, meals here come with a side of live music and fine wine.
Located just a short walk from the crystal clear waters of Sydney's East Coast, Coogee Pavillion is a gorgeous spot for group dining. With ice cream machines, live DJs and a games room, the swish spot is the stuff of Saturday dreams.
Boasting some of the city's very best views, Smoke is the rooftop bar that should be on your radar. Head here for elegant sharing plates such as rock oysters and miso-glazed eggplant which can be enjoyed inside cosy igloos during the winter months.
Serving up late night fun by the bucketload, Goros is a gorgeous and quirky restaurants in Sydney. The Surry Hills spot is styled like a Tokyo dive bar, with red neon signs adorning the walls and a mouthwatering menu of crispy gyoza, yakitori skewers and katsu burgers.
Part funfair, part late night bar, Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq is all about unleashing guests' inner child. The super fun spot is home to a ten-pin bowling alley, dodgem car ring and even a VR experience room, as well as a gorgeous restaurant serving pizzas, hotdogs and burgers.
Spice World is often named the best restaurant in Sydney's CBD thanks to its truly unique offering. With robot waiters, wagyu Barbies and dinner cooked at your table in giant hotpots, a night spent here will be quite unlike anything else. Just be sure to have your camera at the ready.
Putt your golfing skills to the test at this fun 27-holed course. Spread across multiple rooms, with cool and quirky themed decor in each, it's the ideal venue for letting of some steam and chilling out. And once your done hitting holes in one? You can head to The Caddyshack for tasty American bites and fun cocktails.
A must-try Sydney restaurant, Untied is the colourful rooftop venue boasting views of Barangaroo. Swing by on a Saturday to take part in The Smith's famous Brunch With Soul, with Southern-style dishes, live music and free-flowing cocktails throughout.
Sydney's best kept secret restaurant, The Soda Factory can be found hidden behind a fake Coca-Cola machine. Inside you'll find a slinky drinking den, where classic American cuisine and boozy soda floats come first.
