Skyfeast at Sydney Tower: 360 Degree Views of Sydney Harbour

Level 4 Westfield Sydney, 108 Market Street NSW 2000

If you are planning a special lunch or dinner and would like a restaurant with an incredible view, you can’t go past Sydney Tower.

Skyfeast at Sydney Tower offers food lovers a unique dining experience with stunning views of the city skyline. Held on the top level of the tower you can enjoy an all you can eat sumptuous feast while taking in the sweeping panorama of Sydney.

With a range of delicious dishes on offer, Skyfeast is the perfect way to enjoy a special day or night out with family and friends.

My son recently turned 21 and whilst we had several celebrations planned for this milestone, I wanted to take him for a special meal just the two of us.

I didn’t tell him where we were going and only gave him directions to a carpark nearby. As we started walking towards the tower, I asked him to turn around, so I could take a picture (with the Sydney tower in the background).

He happily obliged and when I was done taking the photos he finally asked where we were going. I simply pointed at the tower behind him.

His face lit up when I told him we would be dining at the top of the tower, which has a revolving restaurant and all you can eat buffet.

I booked a window table through the Sydney Tower Skyfeast website. The cost was a little higher but the views were incredible. The seating was 90 minutes, which meant we got to see the full 360 degree view of the city. One full revolution takes 70 minutes.

Luckily it was a mostly sunny day and the views were like nothing I’ve seen before. I couldn’t get enough.

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And the food was incredible as well. The buffet included a wide variety of delicious food from all over the world and catered to many dietary restrictions including:

Vegetarian
Vegan
Gluten free

The menu on their website indicates what each dish contains, eg. dairy, nuts, shellfish, sesame, soy etc, so you can choose dishes which suit your dietary requirements.

Some of the delicious dishes that were offered included:

Sydney rock oysters
Tiger prawns
Eggplant caponata
Middle eastern cous cous salad
Creaole seafood curry
Greek style grilled chicken
Braised BBQ pork belly
Farfalle with Alfredo sauce
Apple cider glazed turkey breast

And for dessert, we were spoilt with:

Chocolate hazelnut tart
Passionfruit coconut cream cake
Cookies & cream cheesecake
Carrot cake
Matcha Tiramisu

And more.

During the booking process I was asked whether it was for a special occasion, so I indicated it was my son’s birthday.

When we finished our meal, I was pleasantly surprised to see one of the staff members bring a special “Happy Birthday” dessert for Jordan.

Sydney Tower Views

From the top of Sydney Tower, you can see 360 degrees of the cityscape. On a clear day, you can see for miles in every direction.

To the north, you can see the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. If you look east, you’ll see the Sydney Harbour and its various islands. To the south, you’ll have a view of the CBD and its skyscrapers. And to the west, you’ll be able to see Darling Harbour and Chinatown. No matter where you look, there’s always something interesting to see from up high!

Skyfeast Opening Hours

Lunch: Monday-Sunday 12:00pm – 2:00pm

Dinner: Monday-Sunday 5:00pm – 9:00pm

Getting to Sydney Tower

Rail

The closest railway station are:

St James Station – 2 minute walk
Town Hall Station – 7 minute walk
Martin Place – 7 minute walk

Bus

There are several bus services that run along George Street, Castlereagh Street and Elizabeth Street and all have stops in close proximity to Sydney Tower.

To plan your trip, visit the NSW Trip Planner – https://transportnsw.info/trip#/trip

Parking

If you are driving, there are several car parks which offer discount rates for those visiting Sydney Tower. All you need to do is enter a discount code MERLIN to receive a reduced rate. I would highly recommend pre-booking a car park to ensure you get a parking spot, especially if visiting during busy times.

Citipark Car Park – Corner of Kent, Market & Sussex Street, Sydney
Darling Park Car Park – 201 Sussex Street, Sydney
Darling Quarter – 1-11 Harbour Street, Sydney
383 Kent Street Car Park – 383 Kent Street, Sydney
321 Kent Street Car Park – 321 Kent Street, Sydney
Darling Square Car Park – Zollner Circuit, Haymarket

Dining at Sydney Tower’s rotating restaurant is an unforgettable experience. Not only will you enjoy stunning 360-degree views of the city, but you’ll also be treated to a delicious. With more than 30 dishes to choose from, there’s something for everyone. And because the kitchen is open, you can watch as the dishes are prepared.

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Ivana Katz is a Sydney based website designer and travel blogger. Having her own business has given her the freedom to explore the world. She believes travel is the best teacher and her passion for adventure, writing and photography has taken her and her son to some amazing places, including Hawaii, Canada, Fiji, Greece and Czech Republic. Ivana’s favourite thing about travelling is learning, discovering hidden gems and creating memories. She loves nothing more than inspiring other women to chase their dreams and explore the world with their families and friends.