Eat Your Way Through Parramatta: 6 Delicious Picks
From cosy brunch spots to bold fusion and nostalgic bites from home, these local favourites are for every palate.
Parramatta and its surrounding suburbs are filled with culinary gems waiting to be discovered. From cosy brunch spots to bold fusion and nostalgic bites from home, these local favourites are for every palate.
These six standout eateries deserve a spot on your itinerary.
Tikka Taco Day
144a Pennant St, North Parramatta
Tikka Taco Day is a bold celebration of fusion, where the rich and comforting flavours of India meets the savoury and juicy cuisine of Mexico. Blending the best of both worlds, you will salivate over spicy tacos with a butter chicken twist, or nachos packed with a punch of masala magic.
Other delicious must-haves include tender chicken tikka skewers marinated in a flavourful garam masala yogurt blend, or lamb mince nachos, infused with fragrant coriander and Kashmiri chilies.
Pair each dish with a bottle of Jarritos or Goli Soda, and you’re set for a soulful street food feast.
Opening hours:
Daily, 11:30am – 10pm
June Café
7 Lomond Cres, Winston Hills
Tucked away in Winston Hills, June Café feels like a warm hug on a chilly morning. With its pastel aesthetics, open shopfront buzzing with coffee orders and blankets draped along the seats, it’s a local brunch spot that radiates comfort and charm.
Enjoy a big breakfast with a hearty Mediterranean twist or other brunch classics like a halloumi stack, fluffy ricotta hotcakes and fresh acai bowls. Or sit down for a crispy southern fried chicken burger or a zesty spicy prawn pasta – there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
June Café gets bonus points for being kid-friendly: little ones can enjoy colouring sheets and toys while you sip your coffee in peace.
Breakfast and lunch:
Monday – Friday: 6am – 4pm
Saturday – Sunday: 7am – 3pm
Dinner:
Friday – Saturday: 5:30pm – 9:30pm
Fishboy Private Kitchen
51 Adderton Road, Telopea
A heartfelt homage to Hong Kong cuisine crafted by an award-winning chef, Fishboy Kitchen delivers authentic flavours and fresh ingredients.
Known for their mackerel-based fish balls and hearty, comforting meals, the menu is packed with exciting and unique dishes. Enjoy addictive candied walnuts served as table snacks to start, then jump straight into the signature fishman steam rice loaded with tooth fish, dried shrimp, squid and scallops.
If you’re feeling adventurous, try the bitter melon juice with honeydew. Or for something a little sweeter, you can’t go wrong with deep-fried melon soy milk, a mouthwatering delicacy.
Opening hours:
Monday – Closed
Tuesday – Sunday: 11:30am – 9pm
The Last Slice
Shop 1/11 Australia Ave, Sydney Olympic Park
There’s something instantly comforting about the smell of freshly baked dough and bubbling cheese – and The Last Slice delivers exactly that. Located in Sydney Olympic Park, The Last Slice reimagines the classic Lebanese manoush with gourmet flair.
Their signature “The Last Slice” is a standout, layered with a secret sauce base and topped with bold, flavourful ingredients. Every bite is a balance of crispy, cheesy and savoury goodness, thanks to generous helpings of mozzarella, feta and unique toppings.
With a welcoming atmosphere, The Last Slice is perfect for a quick lunch or a laid-back dinner with friends.
Opening hours:
Daily, 6am – 11:45pm
Station Hotel
136 Church Street, Parramatta
Right in the thick of Parramatta’s buzzing CBD, the recently opened Station Hotel brings together everything you want in a local hangout – great food, curated cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere.
Whether you’re catching up with mates over a long lunch or settling in to watch the footy on the big screens, Station Hotel makes you want to stay a little bit longer.
The menu is packed with crowd-pleasers, from crispy chicken supreme schnitzel and classic fish and chips to steak frites and tapas nights. It's also refreshingly affordable with weekly lunch and dinner specials, making it an easy option for a weekday meal or a casual night out.
Lunch:
Daily, 11:30am – 3pm
Dinner:
Daily, 5pm – 9pm
Macri's on Mobbs
2/11 Mobbs Ln, Carlingford
Macri’s on Mobbs is made for lazy mornings. Tucked away in Carlingford, this cosy cafe is a go-to for locals craving a hearty breakfast, a cheeky burger or a refreshing soft serve acai.
As soon as you walk in, you’re greeted by friendly staff making a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The menu hits all the right notes – whether you’re starting the day with eggs, avo and golden hash browns, or dropping by for a stacked burger, there’s comfort in every bite.
And if you’re looking for something sweeter, you can’t go wrong with their soft serve acai, making for a light, fruity and cooling indulgence. You will simply find yourself coming back to this spot again and again.
Opening hours:
Monday – Friday: 6:30am – 2pm
Saturday: 7am – 3pm
Sunday: 8am – 1pm
Whether you’re a local looking for your next favourite spot or just passing through, these eateries showcase the diversity of Parramatta’s food scene. So grab your mates, bring your appetite and start exploring – a world of flavour is just around the corner.
