There are endless activities to enjoy in the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Swim, hike, ride, drive, learn and immerse yourself in a beautifully preserved slice of the bush. Easily accessed and all the rangers are very kind. It’s important to treat the park with respect and always take all rubbish out with you.

A rocky but easy hike down to this beautiful spot, a little steep in places. Although we didn't end up at the part we thought we would, it was great to cool down with a dip and then relax in the sun while being visited by the curious bush turkeys.

It is a huge park. We drive about 1h around here. So beautiful. .peaceful. But you guys should not stay too late. Bcz feel easy get lost. Recommend place.

An incredible destination for nature enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike! This place offers a captivating blend of breathtaking natural beauty and rich insights into the heritage of the aboriginal people. From scenic hikes to immersive cultural experiences, it's a must-visit for anyone seeking to connect with both nature and history. Highly recommended!

Hard Yakka if you want it! A great location, shaded and sunny, river running by. Can enjoy many paths, and varied terrain, from flat fire trails to steep steps and even some scrambling.

An absolute marvel very close to Sydney and there is water for boating and fishing, trails for hikers, picnic and barbecue areas for families, playground for kids and roads for motor biking and cycling. You can spend the whole day here admiring what nature has to offer. Very happy place. Must visit.

Was very nice for walk and picnic

Lovely park. A section for big kids and then a little baby area. It’s a lovely park right by the water with a bike track. It’s paid parking in the parking lot but free on the street. Lovely little cafe to get good coffee. Bigger park attached with a basketball court. My 8 year old loved it!

Great park on northern beaches. Heaps of room to run and kick about. Playground with café. Picnic benches and barbeques. Shade and sun. And access to the bay if that's your thing. Free parking for NB residents (with parking sticker), otherwise there's usually parking out on the street.

Beautiful park with some lovely walks along the water. I went for the Autumn market which had a great range of market stalls, food & live music. There are public toilets, a cafe & large kids playground. Would be great for a kayak or paddle board & picnic. There were picnic tables & BBQ areas.

Fabulous place. Enclosed playground, great dog park nearby and coffee shop.

Great place for the family with a fully featured play area, nice shady areas and plenty of open space. A nice cafe is right there with seating if required. My grandkids were able to cool off in the water while their parents did a bit of kayaking and paddle boarding, there is limited off street parking. A real fun place for all.

This is a great place to spend a few lazy hours with the kids, go for a walk with the dog or just sit back and read a book in the sun. The walking track extends along the waterfront, circles the park and is an easy level walk. The down side is that the bar-b-cue facilities are limited and so youhave to get in early. The park is very popular and parking was st a premium. The other problem with the parking was that the ticket machine had the dreaded "network error" and the connection timed out every time I tried to use it. The network error message was accompanied by a direction to pay by coins. I did not have $40 in coins to the fee. Do they think anyone would?

Great park! Great cafe! Near the water ( not surf ), pretty safe for kids. Awesome bike, skateboard track that goes around the large grass and BBQ area. Has some tables near the BBQs.

This is a hidden gem in Ku-ring-gai National Park, beautiful spot with water front, fishing, small trails, ample of parking. public toilets. Boat hire option and very calm environment with a feeling of rain forest. Must visit if you are looking for some quiet time. Only negative, that we cannot buy food here but Maccars Creek is very nearby and lot of options for food.

Quite place, visited there with friends, nice view. Picnic area, washrooms avaliable. Dog friendly. #visitaustraliaash #nature #picnic

Quiet, cicadas, you and nature. A place for family or a solo wanderer . Grab a chair, a book and enjoy the breeze and the shadows of the eucalyptus trees. This is a hidden spot worth visiting and protecting. Toilet facilities. Awesome for kayaking and SUP, not so much for swimming unless you protect your feet from oysters.

What a surprise when we stopped there. We were not expecting to find such an amazing place. One of the most peaceful place I have been around Sydney. The water is calm. Atmosphere is relax. People having barbecues, playing with dogs.... it was almost sunset and the lights were so good. We could admire the splendid houses that are along the River. Perfect spot for a picnic or just read a book.

Beautiful place to hang out by yourself or with family/families. Good parking area...however have to come bit early to hold of it easily...

Best place to be in hot days as lots of shady spots. Calm water best for kids’ fishing and swimming and kayaking. Wood fire BBQ available on site.

Best day ever Edit 5 years later: Second best day ever. This was our first date and I'll never forget it, but it is now trumped by the day I asked the love of my life to marry me and she said yes. Can't wait to update this post again soon. Also, great place for a picnic, highly recommend.

Stunning location. But a bit hustle to get there. First the drop your gears at the bay find parking spot for your car. And then catch the bus back to the bay. Then, get to ferry to the basin. Pretty busy for the camping but yea it's your choice. Ps should be a restaurant or a cafe there would be nicer

The Basin is a wonderful spot for anyone looking to immerse themselves in nature while still having access to all the essential comforts. The campsite is set right by the water, offering beautiful views and plenty of opportunities to relax or explore. One of the highlights is the local wildlife. Wallabies are everywhere, and if you head down to the shore, you might even spot stingrays. The campground is well-equipped with everything you need: clean toilets, BBQ facilities, firepits, and plenty of open space. It feels safe, quiet, and welcoming. Perfect for families, groups, or even solo campers. The rangers are extremely friendly and always available if you need assistance, even in an emergency.

We spent 2 nights camping at the basin. It was amazing. There is lagoon and beach to swim in. Free electric bbqs around to cook your food. Showers and toilets are clean. The Rangers onsite were very friendly and assisted us. It does get quite busy as it is a popular spot. The ferry over was easy from palm beach. Ice and bait are sold twice a day. There a few vending machines available that have coffee, water, icecream, snacks.

The most idyllic campground! This little piece of paradise is a short 20 min ferry from Palm Beach. Excellent facilities.. including fire pits, a secluded swim spot and Magnum stocked vending machines! Enjoy the local residents, including wallabies, goana, bush turkeys and a myriad of birds as they roam the site. Already planning our next stay!

Beautiful ! Remember: Take cash, you will need coins for the shower. Notes can be exchanged for coins at the machine.

Perfect place for some animal and bird spotting, whether coming for a couple of hours visit or staying here for the night!

Very good place for visit on weekend next time we will back for camping !!

Great lookout point with plenty of history as well. Overlooks the Hawkesbury river and Pacific and Palm Beach (the setting for Home & Away). You can venture down the army path if you fancy a bit of a challenge or look for soaring sea eagles or a Wompoo Fruit Dove in the trees. Some great plants in the gardens as well. So, something for everyone then.....

Absolutely spectacular views from West Head Lookout! A must-see spot in Sydney. The panoramic vista over Pittwater, Broken Bay, Barrenjoey Headland and Lion Island is simply breathtaking. The lookout area itself is well-maintained with clear signage and benches to sit and just soak in the serenity. It truly feels like an escape from the city hustle. Make sure you allow time to explore the nearby walks, like the short path to the lookout from the car park, or the longer trails like the Resolute Loop, which leads to secluded beaches. Remember to bring $12 cash or card for the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park entry fee. Go on a clear day for the best photos, and if you can manage sunset, the colours are truly magical! Highly recommend this for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking for a stunning day trip.

It's a beautiful place to visit..We see the Palm beach 🏖️⛱️ Light house Lookout..Good place for a one day trip with friends family and kids

Beautiful. Great to see Barrenjoey lighthouse across the water. Some nice little beaches. Various very good bush walks.

Beautiful sunset, totally recommended, mind you need to pay the park entry fee if traveling by car.

Westhead Lookout, located in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, offers one of the most stunning panoramic views in the Sydney region. From the top, visitors are treated to breathtaking vistas of Pittwater, Broken Bay, and Barrenjoey Headland, all framed by untouched bushland and sparkling blue waters. The drive up is scenic, and the lookout itself is peaceful and well-maintained, with informative signs and plenty of space to relax or take photos. It's an ideal spot for a quiet picnic, short walk, or simply to take in the natural beauty of the area. A must-visit for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Best scenic place you have a good view of barrenjoey lighthouse and central coast area

My husband & I drove 1.5 hrs for lunch today and I must say, it’s worth the drive here. The place was aesthetically pleasing. So pretty and chic. The staff were welcoming with smile & very polite. They gave us table by the window overlooking the water which we really appreciated. Food was good. We shared the Bucatini Vongole Pasta as entree. My husband really liked it. We had their special Steak Frites as mains and Snake Beans as side. Steaks were tender, fries were crispy and snake beans were crunchy. We also ordered Criollo Dark Chocolate Tart as dessert. It was divine. Glad we decided to came here.

It is located in New port, this is fancy restaurant for celebrating special occasions. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly,oysters are so delicious and fresh pasta is amazing. Some special wine selection you will find on wine list.

This was a slightly harder 5/5 from me. We loved the food and the atmosphere, and the young guy that was serving us (grandparents were jewellers) was great! Good conversation and friendly service. The only thing I’d say is that it’s probably a little overpriced. You definitely pay for the view and location. For that same amount of money, you could probably get better in other parts of Sydney. That said, still a 5/5 because it really was good. I’d still recommend.

Excellent customer service, and amazing atmosphere. Staffs were super attentive, polite and professional. The atmosphere was 10/10 with nice view and decoration. But food was not as good as what I expected. It was not bad, but it still needs improvement to be worth the price and the reputation.

Casual, yet elegant. Food is exceptionally fresh with a small well considered menu that also offer daily specials. One for seafood and steak lovers- with 2-3 excellent vegetarian options, and some terrific pasta. Best of all- everything can be shared. Staff are fun, engaging and look after you well.

We celebrated our engagement at Bert’s and it was absolutely perfect. A huge thanks to our incredible host, Lani, who made the night feel so special — from recommending standout dishes (the tuna tartare is a must!) to finishing with a handwritten card from the team. The service, the atmosphere, the attention to detail — everything was spot on. Thank you, Lani and the Bert’s team, for an unforgettable night. We’ll be back!

Overall rating: 4.75 stars, rounded up to 5. One of the best places in Sydney for a meal. Excellent food, service, and atmosphere. The only reason for not considering it a full 5-star is that it is quite far from the city but the prices are as high as what they would have been if this place was in the city. That being said, Bert’s is still definitely worth a visit even if it takes a while to trek up to Newport.

We’ve had a few lovely stops at the Marina cafe ! My partner (French & fussy when it comes to coffee) lovedddd his coffee & on another occasion, I had a delicious crab omelette with papaya salad. It is SO refreshing to have a menu that isn’t the same as every other cafe !!! Plenty of space for our pram when we’ve taken our son, as well as baby change facilities (huge bonus). Would absolutely recommend !

Food was delicious service outstanding BUT over charged on wine different from what was on menu. Tart ordered came (without asking) a scoop of ice cream at an EXTRA $5.50! Little extra charges every where the accompanying salad with fish also extra charged yet menu stated it can with one of three options. Disappointed

This café has a lot going for it – a location right on the water (and some tables actually out on the wharf), free and plentiful parking right out front (unlike the pricey and overrun car parks down at Church Point), great staff, and wonderful food. We were delighted at just how good the dishes here were – the Asian-style salads and whole fish in particular were superb. Food was brought out fast, and the staff were superb dealing with a range of dietary requirements.

Hands down best coffee & food on the beaches, we love coming for a long Sunday lunch (wine list is lovely), amazing fresh seafood and value for money. The bonus is the very welcoming and warm staff - thanks to Jonno, Rob, May, Sofia & Melvin ❤️🙏🏽

Had an amazing lunch here on Tuesday 16th September 2025. Really great selection of entrees, mains and desserts. Could not fault anything! Not to forget our star waiter Melvin 👍⭐️

I love The Marina Cafe. Melvin was lovely who served us. The food is always incredible and the seafood dishes are always delicious and fresh. I am lucky I live so close to this gem.

I had the pleasure of being served by Jowelle, and I can honestly say she made my dining experience so much better. She was very attentive, friendly, and professional the whole time. Jowelle made sure everything we needed was taken care of without us even having to ask. She gave great recommendations, served with a smile, and created such a welcoming atmosphere. It’s rare to find someone who combines efficiency with genuine warmth—Jowelle definitely stands out. Highly recommend her service!

The Dunes was a truly wonderful discovery. We were just wandering by and thought we’d check it out (somewhat reassured by the high rating on Google.. something we were delighted to find was well deserved). The food is outstanding.. and the service is even better! (With a special shout out to Mason). I can highly recommend the Kingfish Sashimi, which was as good as any I have ever had.. and the Fish and Chips was also a show stopper! I cannot recommend the Dunes highly enough if you are looking for a place to eat in Palm Beach/the Northern Beaches

Absolutely phenomenal. Flawless. Food was incredible, service was just as good too. Not cheap but worth every cent. Even the fries were all hand cut and without a doubt the best fries I'd ever had. Oyster tasting plate is a must as well. Kids meals were just as good too. Will definitely be back again!

We had lunch here for my birthday and everything from the food to the service was excellent and made the day really special! The oysters were a knock out but we loved everything. Make sure you get yourself a margarita while you're there. They were great too! We're already looking forward to the next occasion and coming back here!

Dunes completely exceeded my expectations! The food was absolutely amazing , every dish was full of flavor and beautifully presented. The service was immaculate, and the staff couldn’t have been more friendly or attentive. The whole experience was just perfect from start to finish. I’ll definitely be going back again… and again… and again! 👏✨

We recently had our wedding reception at Dunes Palm Beach, it is was honestly everything we had hoped for. Steffi, Tilly and the service team were all so helpful, thorough and super efficient with communicating and planning (including my many last minute changes). They made the process so seamless for us and the vendors. There food + drinks were 10/10 and very filling. They have also made the atmosphere so romantic, warm yet fun. The guest were all impressed with the endless service from the team. Thank you

I recently had the pleasure of photographing Mia & Riley’s wedding at Dunes and honestly, what a place!! If you’re looking for laid back, coastal vibes that are elevated, this is the venue for you. The team were so attentive and it was so fun to be able to get portraits around the venue but also down on the beach. The couple opted for their ceremony at a local spot on the water followed by their reception here & it was just a fab day. I can’t wait to be back here again soon. Charlotte Fraser photography

Decided to go for a drive to Palm Beach and originally wanted to have brunch at Dunes. Unfortunately it was packed so we decided to have a light lunch at Dunes kiosk. Service was great and attentive and kiosk was nice and clean. Got the fish and chips and the grilled chicken burger. The fish was nice and flakey and the batter on the fish was nice and crispy, however it had a weird aftertaste to it (like an old oil kinda taste), however I know that it wasnt… just a weird taste. The chicken burger was nice enough and did the job. Chips were fantasic, scenery was nice and outdoor seating was plentiful. Heaps of paid parking right infront, and yes, I saw parking inspectors so you definitely have to pay. Was down the road from Barrenjoey lighthouse.

I stopped here for lunch today. A great range of sandwiches (freshly made) on the menu. Coffee was great and sandwich was served in generous portions (thick fresh bread & plenty of filling). I had the meatloaf sandwich today. This cafe closes around 2pm which is a shame if you’re after a fairly late lunch. Good spot to sit on the outside tables and watch the Northern Beaches world go by. Good options for close curbside parking for motorcycles too.

Good portion size on everything ordered. Berry Muffin was huge. Best OJ $13 for a full milkshake size drink. Smashed avocado, breakfast wrap and corn fritters were yum. Closest Cafe to Palm Beach Ferry.

Overcharged on my bill by an older woman, who appeared to be in charge. (Luckily I asked for a receipt as proof of payment, although she found it an inconvenience). No reason given and no apology! My overcharge money was dropped on the counter as she walked away. Not good service! Long wait for takeaway burgers. Other people after us were receiving their orders before us. I asked if our order would come soon as we didn't want to miss the ferry. I was then told they would begin cooking it. Other staff were very helpful. Fortunately our food was very tasty.

I had a great coffee at Pronto, just a little pricey at $5.50 for a small coppa!

Beautiful home made banana bread and baked goods. Phenomenal coffee too. Such a nice spot to stop before getting the ferry, if you’ve got some time to spare! The service is also really lovely

Stacie makes great food and excellent coffee and has been here for over 30 years looking after locals and travellers to Palm Beach so if you are heading up the northern beaches put Pronto on your must stop list and you will feel part of the local Palmy scene

Wonderful home cooked lunch at this lovely little Cafe. Friendly prompt service & just a few minutes walk from the ferry. Afterwards we walked up the stepped pathway that leads to Ocean Beach almost opposite this little cafe. Will definitely be back!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An Unforgettable Experience at Barrenjoey Lighthouse Barrenjoey Lighthouse at Palm Beach is an absolute must-visit if you're exploring Sydney's Northern Beaches. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the natural beauty of the area. The walk up to the lighthouse is both scenic and rewarding — we chose the Smugglers Track, which is a bit steep but offers breathtaking views all the way up. Once at the top, the 360-degree views are simply spectacular. On one side, you have the calm waters of Pittwater, and on the other, the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean. It’s the kind of view that makes you pause and appreciate the moment. We visited on a clear day and could see for miles in every direction. The lighthouse itself is beautifully preserved and adds a historic charm to the entire experience. We were lucky enough to catch a guided tour and learned a lot about its history and the keepers who once lived there. Wildlife was abundant — we spotted several native birds and even a whale breaching in the distance! It felt like a true escape from the city, despite being only about an hour’s drive from Sydney. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Barrenjoey Lighthouse offers the perfect mix of nature, history, and incredible photo opportunities. Bring water, wear good walking shoes, and don’t forget your camera. We’ll definitely be back!

Barrenjoey Lighthouse at Palm Beach is one of the most beautiful coastal lookouts in New South Wales. The walk to the lighthouse takes about 30–40 minutes and there are two paths: a steep track and a gentler slope. The climb is totally worth it because the view from the top is incredible—you can see both sides of the ocean and the famous Palm Beach peninsula stretching out below. The lighthouse itself has a classic sandstone design and gives a peaceful, historic atmosphere. Around the lookout, there are information boards about whales, and during migration season you might spot humpback or southern right whales. However, whale-watching can take a long time, so I highly recommend bringing some snacks, water and even a picnic mat to relax while waiting. What I love most about this place is the sense of space and nature. The sea breeze, the open horizon and the dramatic coastline make it feel like a perfect escape from the city. I have visited many lookouts in Sydney, but this is definitely one of the best. If you enjoy scenic walks, photography, picnics or whale watching, Barrenjoey Lighthouse is a must-visit. Just take your time, enjoy the view and don’t forget sunscreen!

Visited Palm Beach in Sydney’s Northern Beaches, and it felt like a mini getaway without leaving the city. The view from Barrenjoey Lighthouse was breathtaking — sweeping ocean on one side and calm Pittwater on the other. The beach itself was clean and peaceful, with clear blue water and golden sand. There are nice cafés nearby for brunch or coffee after a walk. It’s the perfect place to escape the city rush, recharge, and take in some of the most stunning coastal scenery in New South Wales. Definitely one of my favorite spots around Sydney.

It is a steep walk up and on the way up I took the easier path, on the way down the steeper one - this worked well as the views are better over Palm Beach on the way down on the steeper path. However! Both paths are grade 3 so do your research people, its a bit steep. Truly worth it, maybe avoid the heat of the day. You will feel filled with dopamine good vibes that you achieved this simple walk 🤣 its glorious.

Today I traveled to Palm Beach by ferry from Ettalong Beach. It took less than half an hour to reach Palm Beach. Unfortunately, there was no sunlight, so the photos taken were not as clear as they could have been. Barrenjoey Lighthouse is a must-visit spot, as it offers a clear view of the area. However, it was worth the trip and I will definitely return to take photos again on a sunny day.

It was a marvellous experience. Brisk walk so don’t go if you’re injured or frail. Wonderful views, we saw dolphins in the bay from up there. Be sure to walk down slowly to listen to the ocean echo against the rock while walking down.

Legendary view of beaches side by side, 2 ways to the lighthouse taking around 25mins from beach entrance. Be aware all parking are ticketed at $8/hour 7am-7pm.

Lovely place. Stayed 2 nights. Excellent service. Great restaurant. Nice DIY breakfast and beautiful shared space upstairs for overnight guests. We had a room at the front which was gorgeous although a little noisy overnight due to passing traffic. The is an Ev charger in the car park across the road which was handy to charge our EV. Lovely region to visit.

While the restaurant is set in a beautiful location and the staff are friendly, the service was nothing short of terrible. After our entrees, we waited over 40 minutes for our mains, which then arrived separately and cold. To be fair, the food itself was tasty — but that was the only redeeming feature. The rest of the evening was marred by a complete lack of attentiveness. We had to ask three times just to place our order, and when the bill finally arrived, we were overcharged by $65 on one item. For a venue that presents itself as a quality dining experience, this level of service is simply unacceptable. We won’t be rushing back

The food at Barrenjoey was great, and the staff seemed generally nice, but the service was really poor. There was a noticeable level of bias that left us feeling overlooked. Another group was given colouring books for their kids, had their table fully prepared with cutlery, and were checked on several times while we had to ask for basic things like cutlery and never received a single check-in. It felt disorganised and dismissive, which really took away from what could have been an enjoyable meal.

On Sydney’s Northern Beaches, a quiet midweek ritual has emerged: the French-inspired tradition of steak frites. My recent visit to Barrenjoey House proved a revelation—particularly when set against my last experience there, some twelve months ago, which was nothing short of disastrous. This time, however, it was a 180-degree turnaround. The restaurant has clearly rethought its approach to both sourcing and preparation. The rump steak, once inedible, was now of excellent quality—close to gourmet. For that, the team deserves real congratulations. A few refinements, however, would elevate the dish further. Serving a solitary leaf of rocket alongside the steak might nod to the minimalist French aesthetic, but as a main course accompaniment it feels inadequate. The fries, too, were fair at best—slightly underdone, and with chips, it’s always better to err on the side of crispness rather than softness. As for the sauce, it was serviceable but uninspired. On a night devoted to championing the rump steak, a classic béarnaise would provide far more character and flourish. Yes, it is costly and technically demanding, but with most diners ordering the same plate, it seems an investment worth making. Barrenjoey House has rescued its signature dish from mediocrity and reintroduced it as a meal worth seeking out. With a little more boldness on the accompaniments, it could become a genuine local classic.

This is a nice place, but we didn’t have the best experience here. There was a very loud water feature outside our room running until 4am and another guest started banging on doors about 3am. The food was very good, but the table service wasn’t great. Great location. I hope others have a better experience.

If I could explain my experience in one word, it would be the word 'lousy'. Great location, and the decor was great, so I won't give 1 star. However, even though the staff weren't rude, they seemed pretty inexperienced. Reason being they weren't attentive unless it's your birthday (had most of their staff singing happy birthday whilst the rest of the tables left unattended) and it took too long for anything to come to the table. Whether it be the entree, drinks, the main meal, or deserts. Just to put it persepctive. We decided what to eat in about 5-10mins, and it took us, from entree to desert, about 2 and a half hours to get through all that and ask for the cheque. This calculates at around an average wait time of 35 minutes per course. Mind you, we only order one entree. The table wasn't fully decked out with food. Only one piece of crab toast took that long. Pretty much, most of it was just waiting. Waiting to be served and waiting for the food to come. Eating took around 10 or so mins each course, and so did the drinks. No one explained the meals properly either. Tables weren't cleaned efficiently as you would expect when you're paying around $40 per dish. The odd thing about this is that when i woud walk into a cheap thai restaurant, they would straight away give you glasses and water. You come over here, pay three times the price and still have to get off the chair, find someone, get in their face (because they look away when you try get their attention) just to ask for a jug of water, which should be a normal expectation to have that provided once seated. A cheap Thai shop understands. How come a high-end restaurant is still trying to learn this? Also, the food selection could've been more ample. There's not much to choose from. Maybe 5 mains or so (at least it won't take too long to choose a meal). To top it off, it took them longer than usual to clean the table, and once they cleaned it, they still left dirty cutlery there until the time we asked for the cheque and left. All negativity aside, great venue when it comes to ambience and style. Location, absolutely fantastic. Staff...questionable and pretty much makes it not worth going. This place would probably not last too long if there was more competition in the area. Lucky for them, the venue has maybe 1 to 2 competitors in the area. Otherwise, I see a change of ownership for the place real soon. I hope management can really sharpen up this place. All it takes is properly trained staff and a slightly bigger menu and then, this place would be 5 stars automatically.

Food was quite good, service was terrible. We had to get up and find someone to come and order our food because they didn’t get someone to come to us. We had to get up again to ask to order more drinks. Glasses and plates weren’t cleared the entire time we were there. Food took a long time to order, portion sizes were small for the price. There isn’t any baby change facilities which isn’t ideal for a family friendly restaurant.

A hidden gem of a beach, perfect for the adventurous. It’s a bit of a trek to get there, with steps leading down, so wear practical shoes and pack light. Some people arrive by jet ski, but hiking in makes the dip at the end feel even more rewarding. The beach itself is small and secluded, a peaceful spot to cool off mid-hike. Keep an eye on your snacks though, the local lizards lurking in the bushes are bold and won’t hesitate to steal your food!

One of my favourite beaches in Sydney. I’ve spent years eyeing it out on Google Maps and finally decided to venture there for myself. Love the vast trees behind the sand, it feels slightly magical. Hike from the car park took around 20-30 mins. You don’t need hiking gear. My friends and I did the walk in thongs and our swimming clothes. The water has some jellyfish in it, be cautious of them.

Beautiful private beach with calm waters. Had to go down a lot of stairs but it was worth it. We went on a weekday afternoon and there was only us two the whole time we were there. Swimming was great, there were cool rocks and we even saw a monitor lizard

The walk from the picnic spot down to resolute beach is beautiful. Totally picturesque and feels isolated from the rest of the world! It cost $12 to get a car pass into Ku-run-gai Chase national park for the day. Then park at the picnic spots and take the walkway down to resolute beach. Would recommend packing a backpack with waters, snacks and sunblock as there are no taps with drinking water close to the trail. There are loose stones and steep stairs down, that feel much steeper on the way up so I would recommend this trail to people that are able bodied, with strong ankles and moderate (as a minimum) cardio vascular fitness.

This one beach that really takes a little effort to get to but so worth it . There is a cascade that runs all the way down to the beach and collects in a pool on the beach . The waters hear is so clean and clear and from the beach it takes in views palm beach and headland. There is some nice natural rocks features and pools hear to explore also .

Topping off our already perfect Holidays. Decide to go for a bush walk and beach picnic. This is a great spot for a bit of hard exercise followed by a seren swim and relaxing picnic. The scenery and seclusion is amazing. Will be taking in more bush walks along the many tracks.......be warned no amenities close by and be a little fit for the walks.

I was lucky enough to visit on a warm winters day mid-week, so the trail was almost empty at mid-morning, and what a scenic little spot this is. It’s a stark reminder that despite living in a busy city, we also have national parks on our doorstep, and you can almost lose yourself in these wildernesses. The Resolute Loop Trail runs around in a loop from the carpark all the way through to Resolute Beach, and ending on the other side at West Head Lookout. Assuming you start from the carpark, you’ll wind your way around to the lookout, and it is then a short walk from there, once you’ve soaked in the vast vista’s, back to the carpark. Enjoy the day, take your time, and be thankful that you have such wonderful escapes that you can explore at your leisure.

What a beautiful spot to sit and reflect. Lovely views of Palm Beach and Barrenjoey Lighthouse. So peaceful.

A beautiful serene peaceful place in the middle of all the hustle and bussel . Amazing view from the high vantage point. Small but nice tiered garden . Quiet seating . Pond. Plants well signposted with bible reference to chapter and verse. Beautiful stone work steps and tiers. Free parking for 3 vehicles. I made lunch and rested a few hours there. Not wanting to leave. Wonderful cool breeze on a very hot day. Felt totally refreshed . Felt like a soothing and healing place for the mind.

Such a wonderful place to go. The different levels give you beautiful views of the beach, and the plants with the verses are so fun to research. Very limited parking in a no through road, and with parked cars along the road - it's super tight getting up the hill. Such a serene garden and a slice of peace.

This an incredible public space. It might but small but it is a piece of paradise you certainly don’t expect to find in this location. The garden is well maintained by volunteers and open to the public at no cost but encourages a donation. This beautiful garden a mixture of shrubs fruits trees and has uninterrupted views of Palm Beach . There is 3 parking spots hear just for these gardens and located on a No Through street . There is a book hear for visitors and some history to read about also enjoy your visit and keep it as clean an tidy as you left it .

This garden is very quiet and secluded, right in the middle of a hilltop residential area. Street is narrow and limited parking place available. This is the only bible garden I have come across, kind of interesting and excellent idea. Lovely!

Its a small, but beautifully manicured & maintained garden with chairs provided for time of contemplation with amazing views spanning across the Pacific Ocean. What a generous gesture of the original owner to give this beautiful space for the public’s enjoyment!

Lovely little garden with a gorgeous view. A great place for prayer and reflection. Could be lovely for a small wedding. I have conducted a thanksgiving and blessing service there for a young child. There are benches to sit on, a pond with gold fish, and many of the varieties of plants have a label with a related Bible verse.

Our family came here for lunch last February. They were able to accommodate our large group after 15 minutes of wait. This restaurant has a long history, and you can't beat the location and hence the views. We enjoyed the terrace area overlooking the ocean which is lovely. The seafood and pasta dishes are quite good, however the duck and lamb are rather underwhelming, they are tough and bland. The desserts are good, however.

We celebrated our 20th anniversary at Jona's and everything was impeccable. The service was excellent and the food was delicious. The barramundi with finger lime and black garlic bisque was the highlight of our evening. The anniversary chocolate gift was a nice touch. Thank you Jona's. We will be back for sure.

We had high hopes for Jonah’s as part of our wedding day, but unfortunately the experience left us deeply disappointed. We had a small family lunch at Jonah’s (around $2,000) before staying overnight in the Peninsula Room on the Honeymoon Package (around $1,800). While the food, wine, and room itself were very good, the way the venue handled our booking details and communication marred what should have been a special day. The package included a couple’s massage, and I had called ahead to confirm this could be done the day after check-in rather than the day of. On the day of our wedding lunch, staff called us mid-meal insisting the massage was ready, despite the fact we were still being served dessert. When I reminded them of my prior request, I was told it was a “late cancellation” and non-refundable. The next morning, the manager doubled down that the written reservation said 4pm, and because nothing was “in writing” about my phone call, it was my responsibility. In the end, we lost the massage and its cost, and the only “concession” was removing the dinner voucher we would have received and refunding that instead, which felt more like taking something away than making amends. Most upsetting of all, however, was that staff asked my wife, standing there in her wedding dress, how far along her pregnancy was. She was not pregnant. This was beyond insulting on any day, let alone on our wedding day. Finally, despite confirming a specific table in advance (and even seeing staff write “Don’t Move” next to our booking), we were seated at the furthest table from the views. A smaller detail, but it speaks to a pattern of poor coordination and disregard for guest requests. For a venue positioning itself as a luxury experience, I would have expected better communication, accountability, and at the very least, basic empathy. Instead, we were left with multiple errors, no real concessions, and even a deeply personal insult to the bride on her wedding day. It’s a real shame, as we had thought highly of Jonah’s before this experience.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Truly Exceptional Dining Experience at Jonah’s Our visit to Jonah’s was nothing short of extraordinary. The restaurant offered an outstanding combination of exquisite food, professional service, and breathtaking ocean views overlooking Whale Beach. The ambiance was elegant yet relaxed, making it a perfect setting for a memorable evening. The staff were exceptionally attentive and well-versed with the menu and our host Jana ensured every dish was served promptly and beautifully presented. As a vegetarian, I truly appreciated the thoughtful three-course options and the introduction to the day’s specials. Every dish was crafted with care and flavor that reflected fine culinary artistry. It was a privilege to be hosted by our close friends and to finally experience this iconic restaurant after dreaming of it for so long. The evening felt rewarding, fulfilling, and truly blessed in every way.

My partner arranged a night at Jonah's as part of their winter deal and we had one of the best accommodation and dining experiences . The accommodation was amazing overlooking Whale Beach plus dinner that evening and breakfast next morning. The food was exceptional along with amazing service. It was so good we have booked another package with friends.

Always feels like an extra special occasion. Service is impeccable, expansive ocean views no matter the table. Seafood platter is plenty for 2 and a nice touch adding sashimi. A parting anniversary gift is extra thoughtful.

We had an awesome lunch at Jonahs. The food was some of the best we have ever had, the staff were very friendly, and the view and weather were spectacular. We couldn't fault it - we will definitely be back!

We had a wonderful breakfast at Coast Palm Beach Café and absolutely loved it! It’s a cozy little café with a warm and inviting atmosphere, making it the perfect spot to start the day. The interior design is stylish yet relaxed, adding to the charm of the place. The food quality was great—fresh ingredients, well-prepared dishes, and delicious flavors. The coffee was also spot-on! The staff was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. If you’re looking for a peaceful spot with good food and a great vibe, this café is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended!

Here I am again! One of my favourites in the area. I come here every time I visit the Palm Beach. Very chilled and cosy atmosphere, friendly staff with great service. Food is simple, delicious and understated. I've tried almost everything on the menu. Lamb Gyro is a personal favourite - so juicy and tender. Their Deluxe Bacon and Eggs roll is also the best - simple things done just right and the result is amazing. And you pretty much can't go wrong with any of their burgers. I only wish I live in Sydney so I can visit them every weekend.

Coast Palm Beach is a fantastic coffee spot! It has such a cozy ambiance that makes you want to settle in and stay a while. What really stood out was the excellent customer experience the staff were so friendly and welcoming. Definitely a great spot for your coffee fix!

Absolutely loved my visit to Coast Palm Beach! This charming café offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, perfect for a morning out. The staff were lovely and made us feel right at home. A standout for me was their seafood platter served with crunchy tasty chips and salad. It’s a must-try, bursting with fresh, flavourful seafood that truly enhances the morning dining experience. If you’re in the mood for a delightful breakfast or brunch, Coast Palm Beach is definitely the place to go!

We had the Fish and Chips, BLT and Baramundi with Turkish Bread and it was so yummmmmms~~ Highly recomend their fish and chips, and I would says it is one of the bests I have eaten by far! Crispy, fresh, juicy and fluffy chips!!! Their mocha is really delicious too. For dessert, the chocolate ice cream was really good too! Service was good and the people was super friendly and nice. There will be a bit of a wait during peak hour but that is understandable. 10/10 will be going back there soon.

We were out on a drive to get some fresh air and a break from the summer rains after a very wet week. Stopped here for lunch and ordered Mango smoothie, cleanser juice, grilled salmon, potato chips, Greek salad and a Superbowl of quinoa, lettuce, poached eggs and peas. The most expensive item on the order was the salmon and it tasted like it was fried rather than grilled. Not sure if we would have it again! The Greek salad and quinoa salad was so fresh. The drinks were okay.

Coast in Palm Beach you are refreshing, relaxing beach feel. Staff very friendly, food is tasty and fresh delicious seafood. Great cocktail!! Recommend as your new local or just to try something new. Look forward to coming back, to try something different.

A well-known beach in Mona Vale next to Surfview Road. Parking costs around $15 per hour, so better not stay there for too long! Also, in summer, try to arrive early before the crowds/heat come. And also, enjoy the waves, as whether you treat them as a wavepool or something to surf on: they occur year-round

Such a nice beach. I love having my evening strolls here. It's mesmerising with its sunset views.

Mona Vale Beach is a fantastic spot! It has a long stretch of sand great for walks and good surfing. The unique ocean rock platform features a brilliant 25m lap pool and a kids' pool, perfect for a safe swim. With amenities and a cafe near the surf club, it's an ideal beach for a day out. Highly recommend!

Good view best place.. and also ideal for a long walk..

Sure — here’s an example of a funny but realistic “bad review” for Mona Vale Beach (you can tell me if you want it to sound serious, sarcastic, or comedic): ⸻ ⭐☆☆☆☆ “Not what I expected.” Came to Mona Vale Beach expecting a relaxing day, left feeling like I’d fought nature itself. The wind was strong enough to exfoliate my entire body with sand, the waves looked like they were auditioning for a disaster movie, and every seagull on the east coast apparently decided to meet here for lunch — my lunch, specifically. The water was freezing, the parking was a nightmare, and just when I found a spot to chill, someone started blasting music from their portable speaker. The “rock pool” sounds nice online, until you realize it’s basically a bathtub for everyone and their uncle. Wouldn’t recommend unless you enjoy being pelted with sand and judged by seagulls. ⸻ Would you like me to make it sound more serious and local (like a real Google Maps review) or more of a funny exaggeration like this?

Omg . One of my favourite beaches in Northern Sydney. I went by public transport, took B1 from carrington Station from City. You can enjoy your dip or have a picnic at picnic area. Nice cafe near picnic garden area.

Great quiet beach with nice views of rocks and bush lands on one side and the houses on the other. I wish there was more services close by in-terms of food or coffee. Reasonable parking area available on the streets leading to the beach. Beach is clean and safe.

Quiet, easy walking track with lots of wild ducks and turkeys roaming around. We did encounter lots of flying bugs when we first entered but that’s not surprising since it’s swampy and wet. There weren’t many bugs once you head in more. Unfortunately the area close to the shopping plaza had lots of littering, and wild ducks eating from the rubbish. For the most part, it was a lovely place to walk through.

This is a fantastic piece of nature in such an urban setting. Despite recent floods, we were able to walk throughout the area. The tracks and boardwalks are great and the wildlife wonderful. This is a wonderful resource for the community and visitors.

Took an impromptu walk in this lovely wetlands area. The boardwalk and path are well maintained and suitable for all ages and abilities. Lots of birdlife, and spotted many waterdragons. Short a star because of some litter and dumping along the path, but otherwise a delightful spot for some exercise and peace. No dogs/cats allowed.

Visited this place for the first time today. It has excellent trails for both walking and biking. Lots of birds around.

Love it. First time here. Its winter and not much around but we still had some close encounters with some fabulous wildlife. Even the Red Bellied Black Snake came out to say hi.

Decent place for nature walk, bird watching. especially morning time! No car park, no public amenities or proper map location for entry, had to navigate my own way. Was bit sad to see some plastic bottles and other litter thrown in the wetland.

Quiet walk with wide paths,summertime though becomes a mosquito breeding ground and cyclists who can't read will ride along the path that can cause problems around blind corners

This beach has a special place in my heart and I've been coming here for many years now. Be careful if you're going for a dip as there are no lifesavers on this beach and is great for an early morning stroll or to clear your head. Highly recommend 👌

Beautiful cosy beach but no toilet facilities available and almost no parking spots around. So better walk through there from North Narrabeen or Warriewood beaches and enjoy the views from benches alongside the cliff top track.

Truely spectacular and the welcoming waves unfolding here at your feet give a unique experience for me compared to the other northern beaches.

Beautiful place. Great for surfing. A bit dangerous if you don't have swimming skills.

Being right next to the very popular North Narrabeen means this beach is often very quiet and peaceful especially earlier in the morning. Beautiful location for a walk during sunrise. There is a fair amount of street parking at the top with a short walk down some stairs to the actual beach itself.

Nice beach, a short walk from Narrabeen. Better for surfing than swimming due to the waves. Not too crowded with interesting rocks lining the beach :)

Lovely place...not much for swimming but if Ur waves fan then this the place ..not much crowded

Nice and calm beach not too crowded water it’s crystal clear view it’s amazing great place for families and friends to spend a day but recommend taking tent as not much shaded area toilets facilities available too and parking literally right up to the sand but it paid parking $10 per hour and beautiful sunrise cafe 🍵 located around the corner of the beach food its amazing and very fresh

Secluded and feels very private. You park literally right up to the sand... magic!

Had the most unforgettable moment watching the sunrise on the beach- absolutely magic….

Warriewood Beach is a beautiful, quieter spot on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. The golden sand and clear waters make it perfect for a relaxing day out, whether you’re swimming, surfing, or just soaking up the sun. It’s less crowded than other beaches, which adds to its charm. A great place for a peaceful beach day!

Great little beach popular with surfers, swimmers and sunbakers. The Sunrise café is located at the southern end of the beach and worth checking out.

A secluded but easy to access beach with amazing headland walks. Good toilet facilities.

Brilliant surfing beach, with amazing rights off the southern point (and an easy rip to get out). Perfect beach when there is a heavy southerly wind that will make other beaches uncomfortable. There is a fantastic cafe overlooking the bay, and there is a public bathroom on the beach. Parents with small kids take care as there is usually a gutter when entering the water.

Very pleasant non surf beach with a strip of grass where you can sit in the shade. Water temperature very warm in late December. Great for little kids. Shallow water and only a gentle slope.

This is a great little beach that is well-thought-out with barbecue facilities, shade, toilets, and a lovely sandy shore . It's an ideal afternoon swimming spot and watch the sunset. Rex and I had a great time.

Lovely small beach with clear clean water. So much fun to swim and cool down

The actual shop is ok. Despite they don't have some items in Stoke. But driving through the area and finding a carpark is very difficult. Cars come and go in all directions, and in general, this is a very hazardous area.

Quiet Pittwater side beach, there were some people in the water although we didn’t because of all the boats moored there - doesn’t feel like a swimmers beach

One of Sydney's best! Flat water, natural beauty, sheltered, uncrowded and Stand Up Paddle Heaven!

Great place for stand up paddle boarding or just bring a picnic and a bottle of wine and sit at one of the tables. It has toilets and showers.

5 star. We had a luncheon with friends, table for 4, end December. Such a beautiful experience on the eye, the palate & the surrounds. Delicious. I used to come here 20 years ago, same place, different hosts now. It lived up to its reputation of a gorgeous & humble place to dine. The stylish service was excellent, friendly & knowledgeable. The wine list has a simplicity of selection, yet a good selection & perfectly paired with the menu. Lovely to stroll on Clareville Beach after lunch. A treat for us to finish off the end of a year & bring in a new one.

We've only been twice (once for lunch, once for dinner), but the Clareville is fast becoming our local go-to Special Occasion/Date Night restaurant. The service is warm and welcoming, attentive and efficient, and the staff very knowledgeable about the menu and wines. The food is immaculately prepared, fresh and tasty, and the wine list is excellent, with some really interesting Italian wines. This is a vibrant and relaxed restaurant for locals and foodies. We love it. Highly recommended.

Honestly one of the best lunch experiences I’ve ever had. I’m not usually a fine diner, and while this isn’t fine dining, it absolutely feels like it. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive from start to finish, making the whole experience feel special. The menu was outstanding and when the food arrived it was beautifully presented and even better to taste. I just want to relive the whole meal again. Absolutely sublime and impossible to fault.

There’s some seriously great food being made at the Clareville under its new ownership and it’s only a matter of time before the place attracts serious national attention and a star or 2. The setting is, as always, lovely. Just a stones throw from the water, with ample free parking at night right out the door. Service has been lifted to a superb standard, and the technical quality, invention and taste in the dishes is up there with the best in Sydney, but without the city price tag. We had the set menu and it was superb, with staff having no problems adapting dishes for gluten free. There’s a very good selection of wines by the glass, and in Summer an early evening or lunch on the patio would be unbeatable. A great dining experience.

We spent a beautiful Sunday afternoon enjoying the degustation menu with wine pairing. Absolutely outstanding! Cooper’s menu is original and exquisite. All the staff are very knowledgeable about the menu and wines. We suspect they’re all sommeliers. Fantastic place for a celebration or an intimate meal. Highly recommend this wonderful little restaurant.

Such a special place for a celebratory lunch! We had the autumn/winter degustation menu with the matching wines. Each course was delectable in it's own right and the wines were different and interesting. The portions were larger than you would generally expect for a degustation. Such a wonderful experience and we'll be returning for their next degustation menu (though the regular menu looks to be equally delightful ;))

Absolutely outstanding degustation lunch at The Clareville today. Everything both delicious and beautifully plated. Amazing value for such incredible food.

Lovely cafe so close to the beach ⛱ front, great parking and most importantly great food and coffee! All the great staples for families to choose from, served with a smile. What an interesting retail experience as well, with a variety of home and kitchen curated curiosities, bringing another dimension to spending time browsing with friends and family. Enjoy a relaxing time here!

Enjoy a Sunday at the Armchair Collective Coffee Shop. Shops are busy on weekends as this is the time when people enjoy the weekend before the start of the new work week. ☕ Many decorations, accessories for the house are arranged alternately with space for guests. Enjoy food and drinks, and take a walk around shopping. ☕ Although guests enter quite a lot but the quality of drinks as well as food is still guaranteed. Coffee and food as well as space are worth coming back to many times next time. A location near the Mona Vale beach is also a plus. 🏖️

Cute cafe that it’s worth a visit! Had the chilli scrambled eggs and the corn fritters…and loved the food. The kale, in particular was lovely and crisp. Delicious! Great coffee too all served in a very relaxed atmosphere. Also it’s one minute walk down to the beach, which is a great bonus (plus they sell homewares - perfect as little pressies or to enhance the appearance of your home, if you wish). Also loved the fact that the food is not overpriced. Would definitely visit again.👍🏻👍🏻

A lovely place for brunch with good service. Menu is on the smaller side, but there was enough there to interest us. Pulled pork bowl and corn fritters were a treat, as they were cooked perfectly and full of flavour. Servings were on the smaller side, but didn't leave hungry and the price was about right (~$19) for what we got. No table service which is unfortunate, however the friendly wait staff made up for it Would love to come back.

A unique little homestore and Cafe that also serves great coffee and brunch/lunch. Parking was not an issue and very close to the beach. Dogs are allowed in the outside eating area, which is covered. The eggs Benny and fish tacos were delicious! The 5 of us who all ordered something different were very happy with the food and service! Will definitely return, ofcourse the great company was a bonus!!

Totally forgot one of our meals 2 out of our 3 had had 10 minutes before the 3rd person’s meal turned up. I ordered Chili scrambled eggs & the knife was so blunt it couldn’t even cut the toast, which I had to basically tear apart. Apart from that the food & service was fine.

A vibey, friendly atmosphere with delicious food and quick service.

Ordered delivery - was quick but probably explains the lack of detail to the food quality. Sweet and sour pork was sweet and sour fat. Approx 20 cubes of fat with no pork meat. Also ordered Satay Beef. Way too much MSG and not a peanut in sight. Dim sims were good. Spring rolls were good, plenty of veg. Sweet and sour pork was so disappointing. Rare to find a Chinese on the beaches so hope they read reviews, take feedback and improve.

Friendly local restaurant. Get in early for the good tables near the doors. Despite the name there is no view! Ok Asian food, too much sauces for Vietnamese ask if meat choices are stir fried or deep fried as not obvious from menu.

We had one serve of ginger barramundi and 2 serves of sizzling seafood plus fried rice. The ginger barramundi was virtually inedible. The batter was hard and old and the fish was barely detectable. The accompanying sauce was , to be kind, nondescript. The same battered fish turned up on the sizzling platter which apart from the prawns was a great disappointment. The fried rice was fine.

Had the Barrumandi Hot Pot here, which was tasty, and the service was lovely, friendly staff, however there was only one chef cooking the meals and one staff member handing out the meals and tending to diners. My group of 9 were there for 3 hours. Despite that, it was a lovely evening.

So dissatisfied. Ordered the honey chicken and could not taste any honey. Satay beef didn’t taste like satay and had way too much tenderiser. Fried rice was not even tasty. Do not go to this restaurant.

Ordered pick-up via Menlo and the food was ready on time. The food is always excellent, particularly the seafood hot pot and nasi-gorang 😋. They're across the road from the entrance and car park for Warriewood Beach, but unfortunately trees obscure views of the ocean. The lookout across the road has excellent views tho 🙂

We had a great night there last night. It was a party for 30+ people and Daniel and his family cooked up a beautiful banquet for us. He allowed us to decorate the place as well and was very flexible about the menu options. We have always enjoyed our meal when we have eaten there…it’s BYO and reasonable prices.

Absolutely appalling customer service. We ordered some food from them, and decided to pick it up because we live right around the corner and their takeaway menu mentioned a 10% discount off pick up orders over $45 (We ordered a special pack for 75). 1) We were refused the discount in a very rude manner, because we « ordered a pack ». When asked why does the menu not mention this exclusion (photo attached), the cashier used a very unnecessary tone and made us feel extremely uncomfortable. 2) the cashier would not look at me once during the entire time I spoke to him and would only respond to a man (is this a cultural thing or a choice not to respond to a woman talking to you?). Finally, why advertise something you are not happy to grant, and offend your customers by forcing them into a ridiculous and humiliating activity of negotiating 7 dollars. Just do not offer a discount in the first place. Would not recommend this place to anyone.

A lovely family-run Chinese restaurant with delicious Cantonese style Chinese food. We are so happy to have found a nice Chinese restaurant in the area. We had the Mongolian Lamb (which we really enjoyed), and the salt & spicy pork ribs (which were also very nice). The location across from the entrance to Warriewood Beach also provides a view to the Pacific Ocean if you are there during the day. There is also parking right outside on the street.

My new local Chinese restaurant for takeaway A bit pricey but the menu variety is pretty good & the dishes are fresh & very tasty

Great local chinese selling Aussie Chinese. Really honest and good value food, beers are cheap too. It pumps at night with locals which is a great sign.

I had pork in plumb sauce, it was the worst Chinese I've ever had, everyone else enjoyed there meal. I must have picked the wrong dish.

More than happy with both the standard of food and the service. The atmosphere is classic suburban Chinese

This is a fantastic Chinese restaurant. Don't believe everything you read, staff were awesome and so good with the kids.

Lovely place full of plants and green. A very warm vibe and loving people. The temple is simple and beautiful.

The Bahá’í Temple in Sydney is a beautiful place to meditate, pray, or simply walk through the peaceful gardens and soak in the surrounding beauty of nature. I’ve been blessed to conduct at several Australian Bahá’í Choral Festivals held here, where sacred choral music fills the space and lifts hearts to the heavens. If you attend a Sunday service, you might hear a local choir sing there!

Saw the temple dome above the trees and stopped to check in and find out a little more. Lovely grounds and a beautiful serene building with 9 sides and a simple yet lovely interior where one can pray, meditate and reflect, no matter your belief or religious stance. There is a public service each Sunday at 11am. Our visit was quick and we were welcomed with grace and courtesy, and not compelled to listen to dogma or details about the founding of the temple. We sat quietly inside, walked around respectfully outside and left. If you have questions however, there are one or two people happy to help.

Beautiful place of worship. Where everyone is welcome to join.

Beautiful and serene. Such a lovely Temple.

A great place to visit. This unique place is very serene and volunteers make a great effort to explain the significance of this place of worship. I was driving to Northern Beaches and noticed this and took a detour and was a fabulous experience. This place has 9 sides and the number nine is significant in the Bahá’i faith, symbolizing unity, perfection, and completion as the highest single digit. Just as there are nine gardens, the House of Worship has nine sides and nine doors.

Lovely grounds picnic area but I must say the Temple is absolutely gorgeous. Construction of the temple started in April 1957 using construction techniques never before used in Australia. Architect John Brogan ( Sydney) with builders "Welch Brothers" were responsible for the unique building. In the dome inside the temple is a plate with the inscription" O Glory of the All Glorious". Construction was completed in 1961. The temple stands about 40 metres high with 9 side's and 9 entrances and it sits on approximately 9 hectares of bushland. The Baha'i temple is a haven of spiritual serenity and it is one of eight Baha'i temples around the world.

We babysit our grandkids there. The playground is enjoyable for the kids. Then the library is on the edge of the park and coffee shops are just over the road.

Good playground but not fenced. Closest toilets in Avalon Rec Centre. Birds are crazy!!

Great place to play

Simple play equipment done well. Great for 4-12 as long as you don't have escapees as it is not fenced in.

Great little park for the kids. The cockatoos are very confident.

Hunter Valley Wine show at Dunbar Park - absolutely fantastic - if you didn't get there this year bad luck - try to get there next year or maybe just go to the Hunter

Good kids playground. Get lunch and take it to the park.

We visited a few days after rain, so the beach wasn't at its finest! Lots of debris caught inside the net, water cleaner outside. Nice little spot, though, lots of oysters.

Beautiful place that I love so much 🧡

Nice secluded beach

Amazing little spot. Not much space for parking though.

Gorgeous quiet spot

Beautiful place but find parking difficulty

No toilets. Go to Clareville.

We made a terrible decision to go to the Basin during a holiday weekend, and it was not ideal. There was barely any room left on the ferry, but luckily we squeezed in up top. Side note, there is no ticket booth/machine for the ferry from Palm Beach Wharf; you'll pay a sun-laden 16-year-old with a sweet summer gig on the boat. Anyway, there were lots of people, the most prominent tents, and a bunch of wallabies trying to get any scraps of food from you. People have mentioned that a shark net guarded the inlet, but much to our surprise, the "shark net" was merely there to deter boats. Don't fret though, it's entirely safe, and the little kids around you could attest to that. As soon as we hit the water, we were greeted by schools of small fish, and we were excited by the abundant sea life. As we swam further out, the visibility dropped tremendously. It was cloudy and hard to see in the middle of the estuary. As we moved closer to the rocks, we saw it teeming with life. We made a couple of fish friends that followed us around until we headed back to shore. It was a great place to go if you've never snorkeled before since the water is relatively flat and you'll be sure to see plenty of critters. Speaking of critters, be sure to keep your food safe as there are a bunch of little wallabies trying to make friends with you and your precious food!

Heaven on Earth

Paradise 🌴

My favourite thai shop. Food is always great here. The servings are very generous. Ordered the Pad Cha Barramundi and Chile fried rice with duck.

Really nice Thai restaurant. Welcoming, polite and happy personel and parking nearby on street. Thay have tasty dishes, good tap beer and this all in pretty quick pace. We liked it and will probably come back. Thank you :)

Very good Pad Thai. Service with a smile :) That’s the way it’s done. Thank you for having me in your restaurant.

"Sabiang Thai exceeded my expectations! The Thai curries and noodle dishes were flavorful and authentic. Service was attentive and friendly. Cozy atmosphere with traditional decor. Highly recommended.

Absolutely delicious food!! We ordered through Uber Eats and it took a while to arrive. The driver said there was a queue which is what caused the delay. I’m not surprised! The food was worth waiting for *****

Food was AMAZING and the service was too good. Very friendly staff… Must visit when in Palm Beach… - Chilli jam soft shell crab - Chicken with Chilli basil sauce - Fried rice with king prawns

Food is great, i now frequent the place

Extremely tasty Greek food served outside under cover at Club. Beauty presented meals and the staff very attentive and friendly. They serve on Sundays and on request for special occasions. Very reasonable prices. Highly recommended. D.

A cozy Greek restaurant with a regularly changing menu. Our food was fresh and delicious and great wine options too. Service was very friendly. I had salmon souvlaki and my wife had lamb. The desserts were also worth trying.

Love this little gem!! Their menu changes regularly and they are also very accommodating with requests for variations to their menu that you truly feel as though you are visiting family or a friend. Everything that we have tried there has been delicious and their baklava is just out of this world!!!

What a lovely local restaurant. Fresh, delicious, reasonably priced home cooked Greek food. Friendly service. Lovely owner chef. Blackboard menu changes seasonally. Licenced , serving a selection of Greek wine and beer.

The food was excellent. We had a number of entrees and a couple of mains. Tasted home cooked. Beautiful. However slightly expensive for location and relative value. Still recommend it though. It's out of the way, which is great. Some parking out front.

We ordered the saganaki prawns for takeaway. It was extremely disappointing. For close to $30 we got 5 small prawns and about 7 pieces of burnt pita. Still hungry and now very sad. Have had really good experiences with this place, but unfortunately this was so poor had to leave a review.

Great little neighbourhood eatery. Friendly service and lovely food. Authentic with small menu changing frequently. Casual and byo (bottle shop 3 doors up). Worth a visit.

This placed used be great. It’s now dreadful.. go somewhere else. Third time in a row that the delivery pizza was completely undercooked. Had to cook in the oven at home. And no cheese on the pizza. Avoid this place.

Take away pizza here on a Tuesday night. Not the most desirable of locations in an industrial estate next to a fast food place and a car wash, you probably won’t be coming here for a romantic night out …. Comprehensive pizza menu and pasta etc Pizza came in 10 minutes probably not surprising as only 5 in the restaurant Pizza was hot and the right size for 1. Rust was far too thin, made it impossible to eat by hand as the slice didn’t have enough dough to hold up and could have been cooked more. Taste was good though with nice blue cheese

We just love Pizza Capanna. Especially the wonderful service and attention from Christie. We have dinned here for 3 years after moving from Melbourne and Christie has always made us feel so special. We do notice she is so diligant at her job.

Orders takeaway, 2 nights in a row. We only order from Pizza Capanna but it’s been particularly good of late. Love a thin crust & good ingredients.. no longer on door dash which is good too, ordering direct is better & cheaper. Love the specials, simple salad, softest garlic bread.. yum!!! Thank you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Just had an amazing experience in terms of customer service, food quality and atmosphere. Dawn welcomed us with a warm smile and was more than happy to help us choose the right Pasta. There are paintings on the walls which you can enjoy while your order arrives. Pasta was well cooked, creamy and tasty with the right amount of salt. Pizza was amazing loved the taste and toppings not to mention the crispy base. To top it all, Dwan even offered us a special shef made chilli oil. I can say this was the best Pizza I've had in northern beaches. Will differently go back there!

The girl at the counter needs to learn to be nice to the clients. No smile, when you ask for something it's like she is doing a favour. Food is good but service is 0/10

Terrific pizza. Really fast service. Will come here again