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A warm-toned table setting with grilled shrimp, pasta, and edamame bowls. A glass of white wine adds elegance, while herbs enhance a gourmet feel.
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136 Church Street, Parramatta
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02 9689 1122
Bar/Pub, Australian

Station Hotel

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Station Hotel Parramatta is a brand-new venue in the heart of Parramatta city. 

A social space for gatherings, corporate events or a night out with friends, they have something for everyone! Station Hotel Parramatta is open 7 days a week, offering a welcoming venue with function spaces and catering for all celebrations plus watch all your favourite sports live and loud on the big screens in our sports bar.

Experience the new Station Hotel Parramatta, where good times start!

Special Offer: Bites & Bottomless Bevs

1pm - 3pm on Saturdays between 4 October to 27 December 2025

Enjoy a curated food spread & a bottomless drink selection including cocktails, local schooners and house wines. Book now via their website here. 

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Modern restaurant interior with warm lighting, featuring rows of wooden tables and chairs. A large screen displays a sports broadcast, creating a lively atmosphere.
A hand uses chopsticks to pick up dumplings garnished with cilantro in a white bowl. Surrounding dishes include olives, wine, and lemon slices, creating a cozy dining scene.
Two martinis with dried lemon slices, grilled bread, a taco with greens, and a bowl of mixed olives on a wooden table, creating a cozy and elegant dining atmosphere.
A table with grilled shrimp garnished with herbs and lemon, pasta with prawns, a bowl of mixed olives and edamame, and a glass of white wine.
136 Church Street, Parramatta
Visit Website
02 9689 1122
Bar/Pub, Australian
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City of Parramatta Council acknowledges the Dharug people who are the traditional custodians of the land of Parramatta. Council pays respect to the elders past and present of the Dharug nation and extends that respect to other Aboriginal people visiting this site.