Kiln is a restaurant located on Foy Lane, situated 18 stories above Ace Hotel Sydney and headed by Chef-Partner Mitch Orr. With a focus on tried-and-true flavors, Kiln offers special desserts and collaborative menus showcasing seasonal produce from beloved farmer communities. Come enjoy delicious food and good wine with friends and family. Book your table now!
Address
53 Foy Lane
Sydney, NSW
2000
To get to the restaurant located at Foy Lane in Sydney, you can take public transport or drive and park:
Public Transport:
- Take a train or bus to Wynyard Station.
- Exit Wynyard Station on the Clarence Street side.
- Walk towards Erskine Street and turn left.
- Continue down Erskine Street until you reach a set of stairs on the right.
- Go down the stairs and follow the path until you reach Foy Lane.
Driving/Parking:
- Drive towards Erskine Street and head towards Barangaroo Avenue.
- Turn onto Hickson Road and continue straight ahead until you reach Towns Place.
- Turn right onto Towns Place and continue until you reach Foy Lane.
- Limited street parking is available nearby.
Opening Hours
| Monday | 5:30pm - 11pm |
| Tuesday | 5:30pm - 11pm |
| Wednesday | 5:30pm - 11pm |
| Thursday | 12pm - 11pm |
| Friday | 12pm - 12am |
| Saturday | 12pm - 12am |
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Kiln, located on Foy Lane in Sydney, is a restaurant that offers a unique dining experience. With Chef-Partner Mitch Orr at the helm, Kiln serves up dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. The dry-aged rib-eye grilled above the flame of native ironbark and the marigold salsa served atop Tasmanian baby abalone are just two examples of the creative and delicious dishes you can expect to find at Kiln. The restaurant also offers snug bar seats for those who want to enjoy a spontaneous meal, and walk-ins are always welcome. The decor is also noteworthy, with fabrics created from salvaged materials found at the build site crushed into pigment and used to dress the walls and window frames. Whether you're looking for a weekend lunch or a special Mother's Day celebration, Kiln is definitely worth checking out.