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Lainskii
post 10/02/2013, 01:00 PM
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I'm trying to organise something for my sisters big birthday this year and want something near the water if possible. Can be either a restaurant or club (preferably not too expensive) that is also child friendly.

Anyone have any suggestions? I prefer the north side of syd as that is easier for us. Not interested in Newport arms either but something in a similar vein would be ok.

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Beltie
post 10/02/2013, 01:23 PM
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Any more details?

How many people?
Lunch or dinner?
What time of year?
Indoor or outdoor?
Are taxis or public transport needed?
What is too expensive?

If it's a lunch you could go to the Deck at Collaroy where the kids can step directly onto the beach and you can watch them easily. At night you can use the Deck but need to have a much larger group because it will be a private hire.

For a small group (12 or so) Pilu at Freshwater have a private room. The views are beautiful and so is the food but the $ are restaurant prices rather than cafe or beer garden level.







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meggs1
post 10/02/2013, 01:34 PM
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Lunch at Ripples Chowder Bay? The beach and playground are lovely, but maybe a bit far from the restaurant.

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Lainskii
post 10/02/2013, 01:55 PM
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Thanks for suggestions so far.

The Deck was crazy busy last time I went but it may not be as busy in August. Need to accommodate a grumpy old man (my dad)

How many people? probably about 20
Lunch or dinner? lunch
What time of year? Beginning of August
Indoor or outdoor? doesn't really matter
Are taxis or public transport needed? No
What is too expensive? would like bill to be around $50-$75 a head including drinks.

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post 10/02/2013, 07:08 PM
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This is a bit out of the box but this place at Headland Park Mosman does an amazing high tea (with savouries, scones, aandwiches, cakes and champers) set on a lawn where kids can run around, play football etc. You can eat at tables or on picnic blankets in the shade.

http://www.cocochocolate.com.au/coco_au.htm

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post 10/02/2013, 08:34 PM
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Not sure where in Sydney you were looking, but WatervieW in Bicentennial Park is really nice. There is also a great playground there that could occupy the kids.

http://www.waterviewvenue.com.au/special-occasion/
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post 10/02/2013, 08:47 PM
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We take our kids to Hugo's at Manly all the time. It's also a hit with my grumpy old father original.gif. Their set menu is ~$55 a head without drinks from memory.

There's also the Bavarian Beer Cafe and Manly Phoenix nearby. You don't get much more kid friendly than yum cha.
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post 10/02/2013, 08:55 PM
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Royal Motor Yacht Club, Newport. Not sure if you have to be a member to organise a function.
I also second The Phoenix at Manly wharf.
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