Where To Eat On A Monday Night In The Shire
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Sealevel, Cronulla
Sutherland Shire restaurants are notorious for being booked out weeks in advance. Sometimes it seems securing a restaurant booking almost compares to winning the lottery. On top of that, many restaurants are closed on Monday nights for a well-earned rest. Thankfully, there’s still a handful that keep their doors open to ensure we don't go hungry. Bless them. So if you’re thinking a home-cooked meal just won’t suffice, here’s our pick of Monday night eats.
Alphabet St. Cronulla - For modern Asian cuisine and great cocktails
Alphabet St. Cronulla is all about bold flavours, great cocktails and dishes designed to be shared. There's no denying the sense of fun here, so if you ask us, it’s the perfect way to spend a Monday night. Start with an Apple Martini (you won’t look back) and choose a few dishes to share. The Massaman Curry is always a crowd pleaser! BYO on Monday evenings is available.
3/49 Gerrale Street, Cronulla
Bobby's Cronulla – European flavours with waterfront views
Inspired by European summers, Bobby’s offers a modern share-style menu and sweeping views of South Cronulla. Enjoy fresh small plates, flavour-filled mains like Ragu or a whole Snapper, and refreshing cocktails in a relaxed, coastal setting.
6R The Esplanade, Cronulla
Hurricane’s Grill & Bar Cronulla Beach – For ribs, steaks and seaside cocktails
Hurricane’s is making a strong case for turning Monday night into a proper dinner out. Set inside an expansive Mediterranean-inspired space just steps from the beach, it’s the kind of spot that works for everything from a casual catch-up to a full group dinner. On the menu, expect the Hurricane’s classics you know and love, plus a few additions inspired by their seaside surrounds. Add a cocktail from the bar and call it a very solid start to the week.
1/49 Gerrale Street, Cronulla
Parc Pavilion – For when no one can decide where to go
Parc Pavilion is one of those spots that makes Monday night plans easy. Set over two levels in the heart of Cronulla, this Feros Group venue gives you a few options under one roof — from an easy bistro dinner at Parc Bistro to casual drinks at Mr Monro’s, or Italian-inspired plates upstairs at The Terrace and Call Me Mamma. Scout Tip: flash your Feros Rewards card for a cheeky discount.
138 Cronulla Street, Cronulla
The Prince - For a kid-friendly atmosphere
The Prince Kirrawee is one of our Feros-owned favourites. Renowned for its beer garden, great food, inventive cocktails and recently revamped kids' play zone, the whole family can start their week on a high at The Prince.
533-541 Princes Hwy, Kirrawee
Sealevel - For a treat yourself moment
Have something to celebrate? Or maybe your Monday really was that bad... We know fine dining on a Monday night (for no particular reason) might feel a little indulgent — but hey, you deserve it. Treat yourself to Sealevel’s famous seafood platter. Don’t second guess it, just say yes to the lobster. Somehow, those stunning North Cronulla views feel even better when you're enjoying them at this Shire icon. BYO available.
2 The Kingsway, Cronulla
Highfield - For great food and a bustling atmosphere
The Botanical, on the top level of Highfield, is a luxe oasis for great cocktails and elegant pub food. With good vibes and an energetic atmosphere year-round, spruce up your Monday night with dinner and drinks on their oversized balcony whilst you take in the skyline and beautiful city views!
22-24 MacKay Street, Caringbah
Salt Meats Cheese Cronulla – For all-you-can-eat pizza
If Monday night calls for unlimited wood-fired pizza, Salt Meats Cheese Cronulla understood the assignment. Their all-you-can-eat pizza offering is now running every two weeks, with one hour of bottomless pizza for $32pp. Plus, there’s drink specials to match. Think $10 Aperol Spritz and Passionfruit Spritz, $8 house wine and $8 tap beers. Book a session, bring your appetite and maybe don’t wear your tightest jeans.
Shop 1 / 66-70 Cronulla Street, Cronulla
Fishbowl - For a delicious, healthy and convenient night out
Fishbowl is known for their delicious and healthy Japanese-inspired salad bowls. The minimalistic, yet modern eatery offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Conveniently located on North Cronulla Beach, opt for takeaway to enjoy by the water if the weather is on your side. No bookings required.
4/1 McDonald Street, Cronulla
Gymea Grill by Mike – For a relaxed Monday night dinner
If a chicken schnitty is your idea of the perfect Monday night dinner, Gymea Grill by Mike has you sorted. Located inside Gymea Bowling Club, this relaxed local spot is all about hearty pub classics, from schnitzels and parmys to steaks, burgers and pizza. Easy, casual and made for a low-key dinner with family or friends.
691–699 Kingsway, Gymea
Kickin’Inn - To celebrate with friends
At Kickin’Inn cutlery is discouraged. Yep, this Kajun seafood restaurant serves their seafood straight from the bag. Guests are provided bibs and gloves to ensure an authentic Kajun experience. Pick your favourite Aussie seafood classics to be cooked up in Kajun spices and enjoy straight off the table! Don’t knock it till you try it, friends!
South Village, 580 Princess Hwy, Kirrawee
Bangkok Bites - When you’re craving a casual Thai feast
Bangkok Bites Cronulla has an extensive menu full of tempting Thai dishes. We suggest heading here when you’re longing for a soul-warming dinner full of flavour and spice. With a fun and relaxed atmosphere and BYO wine, Bangkok Bites is high on our list of Monday night eats.
G5/30 Kingsway, Cronulla
Nobori Gymea – For fresh sushi and sashimi
Sushi lovers, this one’s for you. Nobori is a cosy little Gymea spot serving up fresh, top-quality Japanese that’s perfect for an easy Monday night meal. Keep it casual with takeaway or settle in for sushi, sashimi and a few standout dishes to share. The Kingfish Carpaccio is a must, and if you like a little kick, don’t skip the Angry Salmon Rolls.
3/56 N W Arm Road, Gymea
Union Place Hotel - For a classic pub feed
Union Place’s alfresco dining terrace is the perfect place to pull up a seat after a long Monday at work. With a menu full of modern takes on your traditional pub favourites, we all know the wonders a good parmy can work on your mood. Also known for delicious cocktail conjunctions, be sure to treat yourself to one (or a few).
34 Railway Crescent, Jannali
Please note: we advise double-checking individual operating hours prior to visiting the suggested restaurants to ensure no changes have been made.
