The Mediterranean menu draws on Turkish,Greek and Lebanese cuisines.
Critics'Pick

Rose Bay House

Old favourite adds a touch of Turkish delight.

Crudo of red emperor and amaebi prawn at Catalina.
Good Food hat15.5/20

Catalina

Oh,we do like to drink chardonnay by the seaside.

Catalina always has spare sunnies on standby.
Good Food hat15.5/20

Icon review:Is a long lunch at Catalina still a great day out?

When lunch calls for white linen napkins and good ol’ fashioned hospitality,this Sydney stayer nails the brief.

  • Callan Boys
Owners Nicole Galloway and Peter Lew with newborn baby Louie.

Potts Point favourite Fei Jai takes new-wave Cantonese cooking to Rose Bay

Restaurateurs Peter Lew and Nicole Galloway have opened their new 40-seat eatery next to Bitton on Plumer Road.

  • Scott Bolles
Martina’s new premises in Rose Bay.

These harbourside suburbs are booming with delicious new venues

Rose Bay and Double Bay are drawing diners in once again,with a new bakery-osteria,a revamped institution,and a contemporary Japanese-inspired joint.

  • Scott Bolles
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New name,new menu for high-profile Rose Bay site (but don’t panic,Boathouse fans)

Rose Bay House has a fresh menu that draws inspiration from Turkish,Greek and Lebanese cuisines.

  • Scott Bolles
Fish and chips get an upgrade.
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The Boathouse heads south of the bridge to Rose Bay

Rose Bay's pier now delivers what the people want,where they want it:great fish and chips with an eyeful of water.

  • Terry Durack
Macaroni with salami and mushroom ragu.

Pull up the Vespa and ciao down at I Maccheroni pasta bar

This Italo-newbie could well be the blue-chip suburb's best-kept secret.

SYDNEY,AUSTRALIA - MAY 29:Chocolate Cremeux Dessert from Regatta in Rose Bay on May 29,2015 in Sydney,Australia. (Photo by James Alcock/Fairfax Media)
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Regatta

The waterfront restaurant has something to whet everyone's appetite:from a burger to a Moreton Bay bug.

  • Terry Durack
Quinoa salad at Rose Bay Diner.

Rose Bay Diner

This cafe offers eggy,porky breakfasts and grainy tarty lunches,complete with boats sailing past the windows - on their trailers,that is.

  • Jill Dupleix