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Short restaurant notes on the details that shape a visit: live fire, room rhythm, service, wine, and dishes guests return to.
13 June 2026
Menu notes
Seasonal Fruit Tarte Tatin, Russian Honey Cake, and Dark Chocolate Souffle bring the meal to a precise finish.
The dessert list keeps the same polish as the grill: fruit, chocolate, honey, spice, and cultured cream in dishes designed to close a proper city dinner.
Guests often linger over the final course, especially when the table has moved from seafood and steak into Paris Mash, Tarte Tatin, and a last glass from the cellar.
13 June 2026
Hospitality
A night at The Grill should feel considered from the first pour to the final plate.
Our team is here to help shape the meal: choosing a cut, pairing wine, pacing the table, and reading the room without crowding it.
That service style is especially important in a menu that moves from oysters and crudo to live-fire beef, seafood, desserts, and cheese.
13 June 2026
Dining room
Our grill is built around produce, fire, timing, and a room that lets the city stay close.
At The Grill, live fire gives the menu its rhythm. Steaks, seafood, vegetables, and sauces are handled with the same focus: strong produce, precise cooking, and generous service.
The dining room sits above Martin Place with an open kitchen, polished tables, and a sense of privacy that suits long lunches, dinners, and special occasions.