Where can I pull up my boat for food on Pittwater, Hawkesbury River and Brisbane Waters?

Are you exploring the beautiful waters of Pittwater, the Hawkesbury River, and Brisbane Waters and wondering where you can dock your boat for a delicious meal? Perhaps you’re looking to sell your boat and want to recommend some great dining spots to potential buyers. Maybe you’re even considering buying a boat and want to know the best places to stop for a meal. Look no further! In this article, we’ve got you covered with the best dining destinations that offer convenient boat access. Whether you’re a local or visiting the area for the first time, discover the hidden gems and get ready to satisfy your appetite while immersing yourself in the breathtaking surroundings.

Restaurants in Pittwater with Boat Access

Restaurants in Hawkesbury River with Boat Access

Restaurants in Brisbane Waters with Boat Access

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Pittwater Restaurants

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The Marina Cafe – Church Point

With so many restaurants to choose from in the area, it can be a bit of a challenge to find ones that offer berthing facilities for adventurous souls seeking to unwind after a day filled with water adventures. However, first on our Pittwater list is The Marina Café at Church Point, located within Quays Marina on the shores of Pittwater. This waterfront café offers fresh, modern cuisine in a stylish setting, and they change their menu seasonally to highlight the best available produce. For guests arriving by boat, the café can assist in tying up your boat at the marina. It is advisable to call them beforehand and provide information about the size of your boat so that they can inform the marina accordingly.

Pasadena Sydney – Church Point

Now, let’s move on to our next recommendation, The Pasadena Sydney. Like The Marina Café, The Pasadena Sydney also embraces the stunning beauty of Pittwater with its sweeping views. This hidden treasure takes pride in its dedication to serving fresh seasonal produce and offering a diverse range of seafood options and modern cuisine. Plus, for those arriving by boat, the convenient proximity of Church Point Wharf makes it easily accessible.

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Hawkesbury River Restaurants

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Cottage Point Inn – Cottage Point

Another stunning natural beauty in Australia is the Hawkesbury River. Honestly, it was a bit challenging to find spots that have berthing facilities here, but we’ve managed to list down three for you to check out. First up is the Cottage Point Inn, located at 2 Anderson Place, Cottage Point. They offer a 5 or 8-course tasting menu, and both vegetarian and pescatarian options are available for both menus. Additionally, they are committed to accommodating any dietary requirements you may have. (BERTH INFO)

Peats Bite – Berowra Creek

Let’s dive into the second gem on our list of must-visit places along the Hawkesbury River: Peats Bite. Trust me, this place is a real treat! Located at Sunny Corner, Berowra Creek, they go the extra mile by sourcing fresh local produce and creating unique culinary creations. They also have five waterfront bungalows with stunning river views and sliding doors.

If you’re arriving by boat, Peats Bite has got you covered with their very own pontoon and six swing moorings. However, it’s important to note that they are temporarily closed due to a recent fire incident. But don’t worry, they’re working hard to reopen soon, aiming for a mid-May comeback. In the meantime, they’re already accepting bookings for the next three months (except for large group bookings of 20+, which can be arranged earlier—just give them a call to confirm the dates).

Hawkesbury River Oyster Shed – Mooney Mooney

Now, if you’re an oyster lover, you’ll surely adore the third restaurant on our list. Located at 6 Kowan Street, Mooney Mooney, the Hawkesbury River Oyster Shed serves the freshest oysters in the Hawkesbury area. It’s a small, local oyster farm that supplies produce directly from the source. They have a deep passion for their work and take great pride in every step of the oyster process, from harvesting to shucking to selling. (Berth Info)

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Brisbane Waters Restaurants

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Woy Woy Fishermen’s Wharf – Woy Woy

If you’re around the Central Coast of NSW, we’ve put together a list of restaurants for you to check out on Brisbane Waters. First on the list is Woy Woy Fishermen’s Wharf, situated at The Boulevarde, Woy Woy. This place offers a fantastic variety of fresh seafood, making it the go-to spot for seafood lovers on the Central Coast. What sets it apart is the presence of a seafood market and a takeaway kiosk. While they do accept walk-ins depending on table availability, it’s strongly advised to make an online booking in advance to ensure you don’t miss out.

While the restaurant itself lacks its own berthing facility, you can still access it by boat as there is a ferry wharf just a few minutes’ walk away. The Woy Woy Wharf is open to the public and provides some space for tying up your boat, though availability may depend on the size of your vessel.

Ela Mesa – Woy Woy

Only a short distance from Woy Woy Fishermen’s Wharf, you’ll come across the Ela Mesa Cafe, our second recommended restaurant. It’s a perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a meal while soaking in the breathtaking views of Brisbane Waters. The menu features a delightful variety of local dishes, seafood, Mediterranean cuisine, and Greek specialties. They also cater to vegetarian preferences. Like Woy Woy Fishermen’s Wharf, this restaurant is conveniently situated near Woy Woy Wharf, giving you the opportunity to use it for mooring your boat.

Kefi – Koolewong

All the restaurants we mentioned earlier are amazing, but if you’re looking for a quieter atmosphere, Keri is the perfect choice. Situated at 19 Brisbane Water Drive, Koolewong, this spot offers a calm setting with stunning views of Brisbane Waters. Treat yourself to a delicious combination of local and Greek dishes while enjoying the peacefulness.

Additionally, just in front of Keri, you’ll discover Koolewong Marina, which provides a convenient place to park your boat. To guarantee a spot, it’s a good idea to call the marina before you arrive and make sure there’s availability.

Sorrento Pizzeria Empire Bay

If you’re craving pizza, the last restaurant on our list is Sorrento Pizzeria Empire Bay. Treat yourself to a slice of the Amalfi on the Coast, where they serve delicious handmade wood-fired pizza and gelato. The best part? It’s just a short walk from Empire Bay Wharf so if you’re coming by boat, you can easily park or dock there. Just don’t forget to call the marina beforehand to make sure there’s enough space.

So, whether you’re cruising along Pittwater, exploring the Hawkesbury River, or venturing through Brisbane Waters, these dining destinations offer not just delicious meals but also convenient places to park your boat. If you can’t find a spot to moor your boat, here are the public swing moorings around Pittwater and Hawkesbury that we’ve gathered to make things convenient for you. Additionally, there are also some great dining spots around Sydney Harbour for your next weekend getaway, so don’t forget to check those out as well.

Just moved to Pittwater? Here are some great antifouling services available in the area, as well as a list of fuel stations in case they may come in handy. Set off, enjoy tasty food, and make the most of your waterfront adventures!