Rose Bay · Eastern Suburbs
Ripples Rose Bay
All-day waterfront dining on Rose Bay Marina
Ripples Rose Bay sits on the marina at Rose Bay, with the water on one side and Lyne Park behind. It has been here long enough that the regulars have their tables.
The food is share plates and seafood, modern Australian, moving through breakfast, lunch and dinner without changing character. The restaurant is licensed, and BYO wine or champagne costs $18 a bottle in corkage.
The kiosk opens at 6.30am for coffee and something quick. Breakfast is walk-in only, 7 to 10.30. Lunch is midday to 3, and dinner starts at 5.30 on weekdays and 6 at weekends. Seven days a week.
Riva is directly above, at the same address, for a more formal evening.
Modern Australian · Seafood · Coastal
Ripples Rose Bay
Menus
Group dining
Groups of 10 to 20 choose between the classic and premium banquet sharing menus. Menus can change without notice. A 10% gratuity is added to the bill, and a 10% surcharge applies on Saturdays and Sundays.
Events at Ripples Rose Bay
Seated 90 · Cocktail 100
Ripples Rose Bay holds 10 to 100 guests — 90 seated, 100 for a cocktail party. The private dining room seats 20 or holds 30 standing, and has its own balcony over the marina.
Getting here
Ripples Rose Bay is on Rose Bay Marina, at 594 New South Head Road. Street parking along New South Head Road and the local streets is limited; there are larger car parks a short walk away at Lyne Park.
Buses come along New South Head Road at regular intervals, and the marina takes water taxis and private boats.
Accessibility
There is no wheelchair access at Ripples Rose Bay.
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What's on at Ripples Rose Bay
All-day waterfront dining on Rose Bay Marina