Open date set for Sydney’s St Siandra

Sydney’s newest waterfront restaurant, St Siandra will begin transporting diners to the Med in just a few weeks, with reservations now available ahead of its official opening at Mosman’s The Spit on Thursday 9 March.

The much-anticipated restaurant, bar and events venue will serve up Amalfi Coast-inspired interiors, beach views, endless summer soirée-style wines and a Mediterranean-inspired menu by Head Chef Sam McCallum (formerly of two-hatted Nomad) celebrating local seafood and producers.

Arrive via foot, wheels or water - with wharf access for water taxi or private boat - to enjoy takeaway St Dreux coffee and pastries from Seaforth’s Staple Bakery, and dine in for breakfast, long lunch and dinner choosing from the a la carte menu or chef’s tasting menu.

Highlights of the menu include summer holiday-inspired cocktails named after local luxury yachts like Champagne Charlie and Rum Runner, skewers of Skull Island tiger prawns and Angus MB4 short rib cooked on charcoal, seven spice slipper lobster, chickpea pancakes with vanilla ricotta and date syrup, and apple brik pastry pie topped with almonds and cardamom ice cream.

Breeze in for cocktails at sunset in the golden-veined white marble-clad bar with iron and antique mirror back bar, ornate timber mouldings and terracotta tiling, before moving into the sunny yellow-hued dining room with beach views from picture windows which line the walls.

Interiors by Sally Taylor (Felix, Queen Chow Manly and Elva) feature woven loveseats sourced from Italy, rust-red marble-topped tables, decorative plaster lighting and flourishing olive trees. A staircase winds up to St Siandra’s first-floor events venue, Bluebird Room & Deck - a soft blue-hued, naturally-lit space catering for functions of up to 70 people, with a private bar and deck overlooking the water.

Adding to the breezy beach holiday vibes is St Siandra’s smiley front of house team donning white linen and sunny yellow aprons, led by General Manager Adam George, fresh from his time running Revolver Espresso in Bali, as well as beachside Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel and The Fernery Mosman prior to that.

“From sunset cocktails and chilled bottles of Laurent Perrier to long, leisurely lunches overlooking the water while soaking up the sea breeze, St Siandra is all about having a holiday state of mind, offering a sensory escape to the Amalfi Coast without the need to leave Sydney,” said Adam.

Named after the famous Middle Harbour-based yacht which won a Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race double in the 1950s and 1960s, St Siandra is the first standalone venue by Sydney hospitality duo, chefs-turned-restaurateurs Mitchell Davis and Gavin Gray of Great Eats, the catering consultancy behind Sydney’s top local eateries including Bondi Icebergs Club.

St Siandra will open for breakfast Friday to Sunday, lunch Wednesday to Sunday and dinner Thursday to Saturday, as well as takeaway coffee and breakfast pastries every morning, while Bluebird Room & Deck is available to host events seven days.

To make a reservation or for more information, visit www.stsiandra.com.au.


St Siandra

Every day feels like a holiday at Sydney's St Siandra - a new beachfront restaurant, bar and events venue coming to Sydney’s The Spit in Mosman, serving up a coastal Mediterranean drinking and dining experience for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with summer holiday-style wine and cocktails and a menu celebrating Australian seafood and producers with Mediterranean flavours.

Dine in: Wednesday 11am-5pm, Thursday 11am-late, Friday 7am-late, Saturday 7am-late, Sunday 7am-5pm
Takeaway: 7am-12noon every day
75 Lower Parriwi Road, The Spit, Mosman NSW 2088
+61 2 8251 2444 | hello@stsiandra.com.au | www.stsiandra.com.au | @stsiandra

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