Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Cockatoo Island

"Two levels and beautiful industrial-slash-colonial interiors set the scene at Cantonese restaurant Mr Wong. A chattering, well-dressed crowd, the soundtrack. The Merviale-owned spot is a favourite for business lunches and dinners and special occasion meals."

"Restaurants Chinese Sydney. They’ll tell you to go for the Peking duck. They’ll tell you it’s a juicy bird with crisp skin and sweet meat."

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"With eye-catching, award-winning interiors and a diverse and delectable menu, this Sydney Japanese restaurant is a feast for all the senses. If you’re looking for a choice cross-section of the menu, they have two truly delicious set menus for $65 and $95 respectively. The best à la carte dishes would have to be the sticky and sweet eggplant miso yakitori sticks ($5) or the prawns with kombu butter ($28) or, another popular favourite, the pork katsu steam bun ($8) which manages to be light and fluffy as well as crisp and crunchy all at the same time."

"Cho Cho San’s doors are still open, and you can order takeaway online to be picked up from 5 pm to 10 pm. Order the infamous crab rice, wagyu steak, or an izakaya set menu, available per person. The pork katsu bun and mushroom katsu buns are always a crowd-pleaser too."

"Get fresh pizza from both Angry Tony outlets throughout the lockdown. 📍Angry Tony’s Pizza and Liquor Delivery, 103 Cleveland St, Darlington NSW 2008 📍Angry Tony’s Pizza Mascot, 671 Gardeners Rd, Mascot NSW 2020"

"Traditional Lebanese feeds and 100% Vegan options available too!. Check out the $3 Za’atar Bread and the $6.50 Lahembajin bread – a folded meat pizza!. Newtown is the international and vegetarian food hub of Sydney where you are sure to find a delectable cheap eat that won’t blow a hole in your budget!"

"Award winning Pirrama Park in Pyrmont is a stunning Harbour-side green space with exceptional landscaping as the stand-out feature. This popular park is now home to grassy areas, wide walking paths, a large playground, BBQ and picnic facilities, public toilets, and a handful of cafes. The Pirrama Park area used to be a base for the water police, but the site was purchased by the City of Sydney in 2005, and subsequently transformed into a gorgeous Sydney park."

"If your kids love to dig then Pirrama Park in Pyrmont is where you need to head as this Sydney playground has one of the largest sand digging areas across the city. On hot summer days you will love the ocean breeze whilst the kids enjoy the wide-open pathway of water fountains in the water play area. Location: Pirrama Rd, PyrmontParking: yes, but it can be tricky to secure during busy times."

"Not just a hot spot for boozy brunch in Sydney, long lunches don’t get much better than at Baby Coffee. The ridiculously pretty setting is complete with pastel and plush furnishings, neon signs that make millennials go crazy and a very cute dog-friendly courtyard. Open every day in Waterloo, don’t be surprised if it becomes your daily spot."

"An important part of Sydney’s cultural fabric, the State Theatre has seen a lot since it opened in 1929. It has played host to red carpet premieres, traditional English pantomimes, and famous musical acts. The magnificent building includes elements of gothic, Italian and art deco styles."

"The State Theatre hosts loads of shows throughout the year ranging from musicals to comedies to burlesque so there’s something for everyone. As you’ll just be passing by, for now, make sure you take a look in at the beautiful art deco foyer."

"The historic Capitol Theatre plays hosts to theatre shows, musicals, ballets and other concerts throughout the year. Located in Haymarket, the theatre is easily accessible from the Sydney CBD. It’s not just the shows themselves though, the Capitol Theatre is the perfect location for a great night out."

"The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia celebrates the work of living artists, bringing exceptional exhibitions of international and Australian art to as many people as possible – welcoming over a million visitors each year – in the belief that art is for everyone. Find creative opportunities for families to discover contemporary art and participate in fun and playful learning experiences together. They offer a range of free and ticketed programs for families with kids aged 0–12 years."

"Affectionately known as the MCA, Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art is one of our absolute favourite places to go - it is just so family-friendly!. While we love their ever-changing schedule of fantastic exhibitions, they also run family tours and kid's activities to introduce mini creatives to art. We recommend Art Safari or Art Baby for a perfect family day at the museum and the Bella Family program for families with special needs."

"Housed in a grand sandstone Art Deco building, the Museum of Contemporary Art building itself is a masterpiece, leading to the astounding works of art inside. More than 4000 Australian works of art can be found here, alongside regularly changing exhibitions which showcase both Australian and international artists. Its size, scale and calibre of artworks makes it the premier modern art gallery in Sydney."

"A landmark building near Circular Quay, this is the location of the library. It used to be the headquarters of the Customs service and is an impressive building to walk through. One of the best features to check out is a small scale model of Sydney under the glass floor."

"Founded in 1995 and run by Campbell Robertson-Swann and Lauren Harvey, Defiance Gallerymaintains a reputation as a leading gallery featuring the highest quality Australian and International sculptureand painting. The gallery’s support for sculpture and display of the innovative stable of both Australian and international artists forms the varied exhibition calendar. Organizing such events, Defiance Gallery also facilitates and curates a wide variety of satellite exhibitions in collaboration with institutions such as the Nock Art Foundation, Hong Kong, and the Australian Wildlife Conservancy."