Argentinian grill$$$La Boca Bar & Grill
Slow-cooked meats off a traditional asador, inside the hotel on the ground floor.
Book a week ahead for groups; 20+ have a late-cancellation fee.
Hey Grace City! Sunday doesn’t have to end at morning tea. Here are the places we’ve found in the hotel, a short walk away, and down at Mascot Central. Grab a few people and head out together.
$19 per person and everyone’s invited. Come to church, then after the service gather a few people and head downstairs to La Boca. No booking, just turn up. Lunch at about 12pm after the 10am, dinner at about 7pm after the 5pm.
$19 a head, everyone’s invited, downstairs in the same hotel.
La Boca is on the ground floor, just before the staircase, and pours from 6am. Aim to be at the hotel by 9:30am and you’ll have a coffee in hand and a seat before we begin. Little Baxter at the Moxy on Baxter Road is the other early option.
Something simple is on at church too: morning tea after the 10am, supper after the 5pm.
The Branksome Hotel on Robey Street is doing us a deal for lunch and dinner every Sunday. The $15 meals change each week, the rest of the menu is there at the normal price, and you just say “Grace City Church” when you arrive.
A bunch of people head over at about 12pm after the morning service and about 7pm after the evening one.
These are the hotel restaurants along O’Riordan Street and Robey Street, so they’re used to big tables. Easiest option if you’ve got prams or grandparents with you.
Argentinian grill$$$Slow-cooked meats off a traditional asador, inside the hotel on the ground floor.
Book a week ahead for groups; 20+ have a late-cancellation fee.
Modern Australian$$Relaxed hotel restaurant with an alfresco terrace, across the street from Stamford. Our $15 Sunday deal is here.
$15 a head for lunch and dinner on Sundays. The $15 meals change weekly; say “Grace City Church” when you arrive. Groups head over about 12pm and 7pm.
Pub classics$$Burgers, pub classics and a kids menu at the Crowne Plaza, corner of Bourke Rd.
Flexible spaces for a big table; open right through the afternoon.
Grill & wok$$$The Pullman’s grill with a live wok station. Bar menu all afternoon, restaurant from 6pm.
Groups over 15 go on a set menu; private dining for 10–100.
Casual dinner & bar$$Playful hotel kitchen for burgers and share plates; Bar Moxy pours from 11am.
Little Baxter, the café out the front, does coffee and pastries 5am–2pm.
No-fuss hotel bistro two doors up O’Riordan Street. Snacks in the afternoon, dinner from 5:30pm.
Club bistro$$Licensed club bistro with function rooms and set menus. The budget-friendly sit-down option.
Sunday dinner finishes at 8:30pm, so head over straight after the 5pm.
Café & Mediterranean$$All-day brunch, then a Mediterranean dinner menu from 4pm. Open until late.
Cosy; call ahead if there are more than a handful of you.
Head down O’Riordan Street towards the station and you’ll hit three clusters within a couple of hundred metres of each other: the Indonesian strip on Church Avenue, the shops around Etherden Walk and Woolworths, and the Coward Street precinct across the road. Driving? The Mascot Central car park at 55 Church Avenue gives you 90 minutes free.
Indonesian$$Long-running halal family restaurant: rendang, ayam goreng, nasi campur.
Indonesian$Cheap, generous Javanese home cooking: soto, fried chicken, nasi goreng.
Has a terrace area that suits a gathering.
Indonesian$$Medan-style Indonesian: beef rendang, ayam goreng kremes, and orange banquettes.
Newer Chinese-Indonesian sit-down place with share-style dishes.
Italian$$Woodfired Neapolitan pizza, gnocchi and pasta, with outdoor tables on the walk.
Charcoal chicken$Flame-grilled chicken, chips and burgers. The easiest feed for a family.
Whole-chicken packs make a cheap picnic on the benches along Etherden Walk.
Vietnamese$$Pho, spring rolls and street food in a roomy counter-service space.
High chairs available.
Wagyu pho and crispy pork buns opposite the station. Licensed, does catering.
About 30 seats; check hours by phone.
Banh mi$Banh mi and rice-paper rolls. Quick, cheap, takeaway lunch.
Thai$$Popular contemporary Thai: pad see ew, crispy pork belly, massaman.
Thai$$Neighbourhood Thai opposite the station: green curry, crab fried rice.
Malaysian$Laksa specialist. Big bowls, noodles and rice bowls for not much.
Limited seating; a few outdoor tables.
Hainanese chicken, bak kut teh and rendang. Licensed, alfresco, 78 seats.
Japanese$$Contemporary Japanese, BYO, share platters. Sunday dinner only.
Bookings for up to 20 online.
Charcoal cumin lamb skewers and brisket. 90 seats, licensed, open until 11pm.
The best bet for a big crowd after the 5pm.
Cantonese$$Peking duck, live seafood and round tables, opposite the station.
Round-table banquets suit a group that wants to share.
Northeastern Chinese$$Banquet-style Northeastern dishes: Mongolian beef, cumin lamb. Open very late.
Dumplings$Cheap dumplings and fried rice with a few thousand happy reviews.
Hand-pulled beef noodles and dumplings. Fast, cheap, filling.
North Indian$$Butter chicken and biryani. Evenings only on Sundays.
Brunch café$$Campos coffee and big brunch plates with outdoor tables. Lunch only.
Busy on weekends.
Dessert$Belgian chocolate drinks, waffles and crepes. The after-dinner stop, open until 10pm.
We checked these hours on 4 September 2026. Sunday hours change, so check before you go, especially if there’s a group of you. Found somewhere good, or spotted a mistake? Tell us at the welcome desk and we’ll fix it here.