Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Circular Quay finally has a reasonably-priced place to get a delicious bite to eat – the brand new Gateway Sydney complex has opened, with the first of the 25 planned eateries open for business.

Gateway Sydney is kind of like a fancy food court – think upmarket chain restaurants and takeout joints. It’s located directly behind Circular Quay train station, making it the perfect place to eat for tourists as well as local workers.

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We ate at Four Frogs Creperie, the first of the restaurants to offer an eating area that is more cafe-like than food court, including full table service.

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Four Frogs Creperie has an extensive menu of both savoury and sweet crepes, including a cute little kids’ menu that is very reasonably priced – on the menu are a ham & cheese galette (crepe) $7.50, ham, cheese & egg $8.50, bacon, cheese & egg $8.50.

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We ordered a plain egg and cheese crepe and were charged an extremely reasonable $5.

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

For the adults, we enjoyed a Spinach, Feta, Mushroom and Avocado galette ($15) which came with a side salad, and a summer special with Feta Cheese, Cherry Tomatoes, Toasted Pine Nuts, French Dressing & Salad ($15) with added Avocado ($3).

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

The galettes arrived very quickly, cooked to perfection. The crepe base is made from home-milled Australian buckwheat flour and is naturally gluten-free.

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

If crepes don’t strike your fancy, you have plenty of other options to choose from:

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Bekya (Egyptian street food)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Bread & Fill (roasts and sandwiches-style of food)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Burger Project (to come)

Chat Thai (to come)

Din Tai Fung (to come)

Espresso Room (speciality coffee)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Gelato Messina (best gelato ever?)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Hero Sushi Express & Train (amazing-looking sushi to stay or go)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Mad Mex (Baja-Mexican food)

McDonalds (located outside the main entrance)

Neptune Palace (Chinese and Malaysian dishes, located on level 1)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Oporto (Portuguese flame-grilled chicken)

Paragon Hotel (pub food from noon)

Quay & Co (to come)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Rolld (Vietnamese cuisine)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Schnitz (specialising in schnitzels)

Ship Inn (an informal restaurant and bar outside the entrance to the Gateway)

Spiced by Bilus (Coming soon)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

The Golzeme Co. (Turkish golzeme)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Top Juice (fresh juice, salads and yoghurts)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Urban Orchard (wholesome, healthy food made from natural ingredients)

Workshop Espresso (Italian-style espresso bar)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Zumbo (delicious sweet treats)

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

There is a large area in the middle of the centre with general seating, as well as seating attached to each eatery.

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

Entrance is on ground level and the entire centre is wheelchair and stroller-accessible.

Gateway Sydney: Circular Quay Eateries via christineknight.me

A note on bathrooms – while there was a sign leading to a parents’ room, we looked and couldn’t find it, so it’s unknown if the gateway has babychanging facilities/family room. I did however find the disabled bathroom which was completely accessible.

Gateway Sydney
Alfred St, Sydney NSW 2000
Hours: Mon-Fri 7am-12am, Sat & Sun 10am-12am
Online: gatewaysydney.com.au
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