Address: Alfred St, Sydney NSW 2000, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Gateway Sydney is a three level restaurant and casual dining food hub located in the heart of Circular Quay, Sydney and is a great destination for families with a plethora of food options to please even the fussiest eater.
Located between Pitt and Loftus streets, the building has opened up the streetscape with outdoor dining space, and is book-ended by two of Sydney’s oldest hotels, the Ship Inn and Paragon Hotel, both of which are being refurbished.
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner plus everything in between, Gateway Sydney offers an array of quality food outlets and restaurants, from food to go in the foodcourt area to sit down restaurant experiences.
Visitors can choose to eat smashed avocado at Urban Orchard, or crepe suzette at Four Frogs Creperie. Or try koshari – a popular Egyptian street food – at casual Egyptian-fusion restaurant, Bekya. Sydney’s king of macarons, Adriano Zumbo has also set up shop as well as gelato royalty, Messina.
Other Venues at Gateway Sydney include:
The parents room is located on the ground floor of the building. It contains one change mat, a microwave, wash basin, nappy bins, and a private feeding space with a comfy chair.
Parking is available on site located off Reiby Place. The car park operates 7 days a week between 6am and 12am.
Take advantage of Gateway Sydney’s on-site car park with $15 flat rate parking Monday to Friday when you enter after 5PM or on weekends with $20 flat rate parking.
MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 7AM–LATE
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY: 8AM–LATE
Ground Floor Café Court
MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 7AM–5PM
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY: 8AM–5PM
Dining Floor Venues
MONDAY TO SUNDAY: 11AM–LATE
Baby change table
Dad friendly
Highchair
Microwave
Potty training toilet
Pram friendly
Private feeding area
Undercover parking
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We ate at the Thai place upstairs with friends and both of us have two year olds. The restaurant was kid friendly.
The baby change / feeding room is good, though it’s relatively small – luckily it wasn’t busy when we visited.
I found it a little confusing to get around – thankfully my girlfriend had been there before so she was able to direct me to the lifts so we didn’t have to brave the escalators with the pram.