Restaurants in Brooklyn, NSW
Find accurate info on the best restaurants & places to eat in Brooklyn. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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Results from the 'Restaurants' category in Brooklyn
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216 Brooklyn Road, Brooklyn, 2083
(02) 9985 7257
Hotels, Inn, Family Style Restaurant, Bar, Seafood Restaurant, Hotel, Cafe, Pub, Restaurant 
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9 Dangar Rd, Brooklyn, 2083
(02) 9985 7510
Seafood Restaurant 
Life Boat Seafoods is a beloved seafood restaurant in Brooklyn, known for its fresh and delicious offerings. Customers praise the locally caught seafood, including Sydney Rock oysters, fish and chips, grilled fish, and more. The atmosphere is described as casual yet friendly, with some reviews mentioning live music and beautiful outdoor settings. Customers also appreciate the reasonable prices and generous portions. Some visitors suggest that the selection may vary based on the day, but the overall consensus is positive. 
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1420 Pacific Highway, Brooklyn, 2083
(02) 9985 7881
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8 Dangar Rd, Brooklyn, 2083
0432 806 905
Restaurant Fitzies Fish and Chips offers delicious, fresh and reasonably priced fish and chips with various options for seafood and gluten-free chips. The food is described as tasty, juicy and not greasy. Friendly and prompt service is mentioned, as well as convenient and basic courtyard seating. Large portions are a common theme. Open now
9 Dangar Rd, Brooklyn, 2083
(02) 9985 7102
King Tide Cafe Brooklyn is known for its excellent food, friendly service, and stunning views. Many customers praise the quality of the meals, especially the fish and chips and pancakes. However, some have noted issues with pricing and wait times. The cafe is located on the Hawkesbury River and is popular, so it can get busy and parking can be a challenge. Some customers have reported poor service and long wait times, but others have had positive experiences. The cafe does not have a liquor license, so customers are welcome to bring their own alcohol or purchase from the nearby bottle-o. 