Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Nelson Bay

"From 5-course tasting banquets with wine to match to small dishes and cocktails, Nagisa’s contemporary interpretation of traditional Japanese cuisine is the perfect venue for lunch with mates by the harbour or a romantic date night. Located on Honeysuckle’s foreshore, Nagisa’s extensive food and drink menus have been tirelessly tweaked and twisted into the ideal Japanese dining experience with a sprinkle of modern edge. Whether you’re dining in the fresh, social atmosphere of the outdoor deck, inside in the intimate mood lighting or opt to be front and centre at the Teppanyaki bar, Nagisa is the type of dining experience you’ll be talking about for days."

"A cut above most of the restaurants in this likeable waterside strip, Nagisa has a pleasant indoor-outdoor seating area and a menu of Japanese and Japanese-inspired food. The sashimi has robust texture and subtle..."

"The iconic Queens Wharf Hotel is another harbourside establishment with views befitting of royalty, not to mention a comprehensive wine and beer menu that’d make Her Majesty throw in Buckingham for Broadmeadows. It boasts an elegant modern design plus a chic and spacious upstairs called the Skiff Bar, where patrons can take in the water views and watch the ships as they cruise into port. Where the Queens Wharf Hotel really shines, however, is in its ability to complement its drinks menu and extravagant views with great food and regular entertainment, ensuring there’s always something for everyone."

"Nearby is Newcastle’s renowned seafood restaurant Scratchleys. Having a tot doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the scrumptious seafood as Scratchleys offers a takeaway window where you can order a variety of things including fish and chips and ice cream cones. Grab a seat at one of the outside tables and chairs and wait until your order number is called and then enjoy both the food and view!"

"150 Wharf Road Newcastle NSW 2300Visit Queens Wharf Brewery(02) 4929 6333. Newcastle’s Queens Wharf Brewery looks out over one of the world’s most picturesque harbours, with views of iconic Newcastle attractions such as the Newcastle lighthouse and of coarse the wharf. -32.925545 151.781785"

"With views of Newcastle Harbour and close to the beach, Foreshore Park is a top spot to visit. The Foreshore Park playground features a swing set including a liberty swing, a large climbing structure and rockers. In a nod to its tramshed history, the playground contains a play train for kids to climb on."

"Swap ocean views for harbour views and walk along Newcastle’s working harbour. The wide harbour path is perfect for pushing a stroller or following kids on a tricycle or a scooter. Children will love the hustle and bustle of the working harbour."

"When it comes to dining out in Newcastle, Crystalbrook Kingsley’sRoundouse Restaurant can, without doubt, lay claim to offering the most spectacular views in the city. Situated on the rooftop of the 5-star hotel, the floor to ceiling glass walls provide views all the way to Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley. The menu focuses on modern Australian flavours with emphasis placed on working with native ingredients and is a must-visit for foodies or for those who want to experience luxury at its best."

"Brought to us by foodie fans, Nick and Rebecca, the duo met at a pub in Newtown back in 2011, looking for a career change the couple took on Chester White Cured Diner in Potts Point before heading north to Newcastle. Encouraged by good friends and fellow restauranteurs Mike and Brendan of The Falcon and The Ship Inn, Nick and Rebecca opened Lock’s Paddock. The menu is focused on charcuterie and pork and a whole lot of theatrics."

"A Newcastle institution that’s been open on Darby Street for the last 25 years, this beloved mainstay is where the locals come for the best breakfast in Newcastle. They’ve got all the breakfast staples covered like eggs and bacon, big breakfasts and pancake stacks but their specials are where they really shine. For comfort food, retro vibes and local flavour, you can’t look past Goldberg’s Coffee House."

"The Great Northern, also known as "The People's Pub." An ideal location if you're wanting a classic pub feed, needing your weekly sport fix or you just love a good boogie. The Great Northern has a wide rang of exquisite craft beer to please every beer drinker. View WebsiteGet Directions"