Best Fast Food Restaurants in Cockatoo Island

"If you need the best vegan burgers in Sydney, then visit Soul Burger. So, are they the best?. According to PETA they are."

"Sydney’s favourite for a quick bite at any time of the day or night, Mr, Crackles serves amazing roast meats, rolls and hot dogs. Best known for their mouth-watering crispy pork rolls and crackling, satisfy your meat cravings with pork that has been soaked for three days in specially-prepared spices. From chicken katsu to char siu buns, the restaurant offers a modern Asian twist on simple meat dishes served up with fresh, aromatic Vietnamese salads, chips and onion rings."

"A famed Sydney institution, Mr Crackles has been slinging its crackling pork belly to late-night revellers for nearly a decade now. That five-spice pork belly takes three days to prepare, followed by ten hours of slow braising. It’s then chopped up and served in a range of rolls and bowls."

"The Bottle shops at The Royal, The Newport and Allawah Hotel are open for pick up and take away and guests can also order from Merivale’s online Bottle Shop and an extensive range of wine, cocktails and spirits chosen by Merivale’s drink experts, delivered to their door."

"Located within St Peters Precinct 75, Willie the Boatman is the neighbourhood brewery and liquor store. This laid-back micro-brewery is popular with the locals for an after-work beverage, both sit in and takeaway. From Thursday to Sunday The Tasting Room is open to the public and come the weekend, food trucks provide the perfect beer snacks."

"The range of sushi, sashimi, nigiri and tempura delights is impressive at Sushi Maru. Take your seat at the train and watch the well-priced bites make their way around. Start with some of your go-to’s before working your way up to Maru’s signature dishes."

"Fishbowl will be available for takeaway on their website and most delivery platforms throughout the lockdown. Grab a quick and healthy salad or bowl while you’re stuck WFH."

"Grant Reserve in Coogee is the perfect adventure playground for summer as it's right by the beach!. Take the coastal walk right up to this awesome playground, which has an epic spider's web in its heart (the reason why it's known as 'spider park' by the locals!). At Grant Reserve you'll find small slides for little ones, swings, climbing areas, musical play elements, a boat-shaped play structure, a spinning wheel, fun mirrors, and more."

"Climbing the harbour bridge can be both busy and very expensive, the pylon lookout is a cheap alternative that still offers amazing views over Sydney Harbour and the Opera House. Just 10AUD concession and exhibits on each level explaining the history and construction of this iconic feat of engineering. An amazing cheap thing to do in Sydney if you can’t afford the more expensive alternatives."

"The Pylon Lookout is a seriously underrated attraction in Sydney, in my opinion. For a small fee, you can walk up through one of the pylons of the Harbour Bridge (on the city side) and at the top there is a 360 degree viewing platform that looks out over downtown and Circular Quay. I took tons of photos up here on my last visit!"

"Another one of the places for kids in Sydney, that you can get up close to the bridge is at the Pylon Look out. You can learn about the history of the Sydney Harbour bridge by viewing three levels of exhibits, as well as see the fantastic views of Sydney and the bridge. Click here for more information."