Firepop

Firepop Firepop is a high-quality restaurant located in Sydney that uses locally sourced ingredients to showcase Australian produce, providing its guests with an unparalleled culinary experience. With a range of sea salt from Olsson’s, heritage wheat flour from Wholegrain Milling and meat from various Australian growers and producers, including David Blackmore and Tathra Place, Firepop is committed to using only the best quality ingredients. The restaurant has received glowing reviews from Sydney Good Food, Urban List, Daily Telegraph, Broadsheet and Sitchu.

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Father’s Day is this Sunday.Give Dad $200 to spend at Firepop for $150.$50 on us.Valid for 12 months from purchase, so d...
04/09/2026

Father’s Day is this Sunday.

Give Dad $200 to spend at Firepop for $150.

$50 on us.

Valid for 12 months from purchase, so dinner can happen whenever it suits him.

Available until Sunday 6 September or sold out.

Gift vouchers via the link in bio.

03/09/2026

Piano + vibes for the first time at Firepop.

This week Trio Alexandria welcomes guest pianist Leo Bae, joining Steven Machamer on vibes and John Maddox on bass.

Jazz Sessions, tonight 6–9pm.

Georgia in Three Colours, last night at Firepop.Nine w**es across white, amber and red, alongside Georgian-inspired plat...
02/09/2026

Georgia in Three Colours, last night at Firepop.

Nine w**es across white, amber and red, alongside Georgian-inspired plates from our kitchen.

Thank you Tim, Sarah and Goodstock W**e for bringing the w**es and stories to the table — and everyone who joined us for the night.

Baby octopus / Wagyu fat, fish floss
29/08/2026

Baby octopus / Wagyu fat, fish floss

28/08/2026

The w**e leads the night. The food follows.

For Georgia in Three Colours, we’re looking at Georgian flavours through the Firepop kitchen — walnut, pomegranate, khachapuri, khmeli suneli and fire.

Alongside the nine Georgian w**es, we’ll be serving a series of Georgian-inspired plates designed to move with the three flights: white, amber and red.

TUE 1 SEPTEMBER · FROM 5:30PM
$100 PP

9 × 45ml w**es + Georgian-inspired plates by Firepop.

Reservations via the link in bio.

ONE WEEK TO GO 🇬🇪The nine w**es are in.Next Tuesday, we’re tasting Georgia from white to amber to red — three w**es in e...
25/08/2026

ONE WEEK TO GO 🇬🇪

The nine w**es are in.

Next Tuesday, we’re tasting Georgia from white to amber to red — three w**es in each flight, selected with Goodstock W**e to show just how broad Georgian w**e can be.

WHITE
Oda Family W**es — Tsolikouri 2024
Ori Marani — ‘Anuka’ Tsitska / Tsolikouri 2024
Sopromadze — Tsitska 2024

AMBER
Pheasant’s Tears — ‘Bodbiskhevi’ Mtsvane 2024
Brothers’ Cellar — ‘Bolnisi’ Rkatsiteli 2024
Sister’s W**es — Kisi 2023

RED
Martvilis Marani — ‘Martha’ Tsolikouri / Aladasturi 2024
Igavi — Orbeluri Ojaleshi 2022
Topuridze W**es — Saperavi 2023

Nine w**es, three flights, with Georgian-inspired plates from the Firepop kitchen served across the evening.

Georgia in Three Colours
Firepop W**e Club × Goodstock W**e

TUE 1 SEPTEMBER · FROM 5:30PM
$100 PP

Reservations via the link in bio.

W**es from the tasting will also be available to purchase on the night.

22/08/2026

Sugar snap peas / herbs, capers, rhubarb

On tonight from 5:30.

GEORGIA IN THREE COLOURS 🇬🇪White. Amber. Red.On Tuesday 1 September, we’re joining forces with Goodstock W**e for a spec...
21/08/2026

GEORGIA IN THREE COLOURS 🇬🇪

White. Amber. Red.

On Tuesday 1 September, we’re joining forces with Goodstock W**e for a special edition of Firepop W**e Club — exploring Georgian w**e through nine w**es across three flights.

3 whites.
3 amber w**es.
3 reds.

We’ve brought together a lineup spanning different regions, indigenous varieties and producers from across Georgia — a chance to taste, compare and discover just how broad Georgian w**e can be.

Alongside the w**es, our kitchen will be looking at Georgian flavours through our own lens: walnut, pomegranate, khachapuri, khmeli suneli and, naturally, fire.

TUE 1 SEPTEMBER · FROM 5:30PM
$100 PP
9 × 45ml w**e pours + food included.

W**es from the tasting will also be available to purchase on the night.

Reservations are now open via the link in bio.

Please note this is a fixed experience and we’re unable to accommodate dietary requirements, substitutions or menu modifications.

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A little Cal Tjader on the set tonight.Trio Alexandria are adding two new pieces to Jazz Sessions this week — Soul Sauce...
20/08/2026

A little Cal Tjader on the set tonight.

Trio Alexandria are adding two new pieces to Jazz Sessions this week — Soul Sauce, Tjader’s defining Latin jazz groove, and the distinctly cool Fried Bananas.

Steven Machamer on vibes, John Maddox on bass and Michael Brown on sax.

Dinner over the fire. Jazz from 6–9pm.

Every Thursday at Firepop.

16/08/2026

Most nights, you’ll find Craig on the floor at Firepop.

Away from the restaurant, he paints.

Rolling Upon My Day brings those two worlds together for one night — a body of work spanning 2020 to the present, culminating in Portrait of Firepop (Reservation with the Eye of the Dragon), commissioned by Ray and Alina as Craig’s interpretation of the Chef’s Table.

Wednesday 19 August · 6–9pm

$45
Includes a welcome drink + Firepop bites throughout the evening.

Craig will be with us on the night, with works available to purchase.

Tickets via link in bio.

Craig Kerrison

Six years of painting, shown together for one night.Rolling Upon My Day brings together Craig Kerrison’s work from 2020 ...
13/08/2026

Six years of painting, shown together for one night.

Rolling Upon My Day brings together Craig Kerrison’s work from 2020 to the present, loosely following its development through shifts in colour, space, mark-making and painterly application.

The exhibition culminates in Craig’s newest work, Portrait of Firepop (Reservation with the Eye of the Dragon) — commissioned by Ray and Alina as his interpretation of the Chef’s Table experience.

The idea was to show not only the commission, but the body of work that led to it.

Wednesday 19 August · 6–9pm

Early Bird $39 until tonight
General Admission $45 from tomorrow

Includes a welcome drink + Firepop bites throughout the evening.

Tickets via link in bio.

Craig Kerrison

You might know Craig from the floor at Firepop.He’s also an Enmore-based painter.On Wednesday 19 August, we’re bringing ...
11/08/2026

You might know Craig from the floor at Firepop.

He’s also an Enmore-based painter.

On Wednesday 19 August, we’re bringing those two worlds together for Rolling Upon My Day — a one-night exhibition of Craig Kerrison’s paintings from 2020 to the present.

The show traces the evolution of Craig’s work over the past six years, culminating in a new piece commissioned by Ray and Alina: Portrait of Firepop (Reservation with the Eye of the Dragon) — Craig’s interpretation of the Chef’s Table experience.

Wednesday 19 August
6–9pm

Early Bird $39
General Admission $45

Includes a welcome drink + Firepop bites throughout the evening.

Works will be available to purchase on the night. Firepop takes no commission on artwork sales, with 10% of sales made on the night donated to Addi Road Foundation.

Tickets via link in bio.

Early Bird available until Thursday 13 August or until allocation sells out.

Craig Kerrison

Cos, radish, herbs, lime.
05/08/2026

Cos, radish, herbs, lime.

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137 Enmore Road
Sydney, NSW
2042

To reach Enmore Road in Sydney by public transport, take a train to either Newtown or St Peters Station and then walk along the main road until you reach Enmore Road. Alternatively, take a bus that services Enmore Road.

If you're driving, there is parking available on Enmore Road and the surrounding streets, but be aware of any parking restrictions.

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Firepop is a restaurant that has been making waves in the food and drink scene in Sydney. With accolades from Sydney Good Food, Urban List, Daily Telegraph, Broadsheet and Sitchu, it's no surprise that Firepop has become a go-to destination for foodies looking for an unparalleled culinary experience.

What sets Firepop apart is their commitment to using quality ingredients sourced locally to showcase Australian produce. They take their craft seriously by butchering all their meats from prime cuts, roasting and grinding their spices, churning cultured butter from cream, fermenting and pickling local fruit and vegetables, preparing sauces and glazes in-house among other things.

Their dedication to supporting local growers and producers is evident in the variety of sea salt they use from Australia’s oldest family-owned salt producers Olsson’s (Port Alma, QLD and Whyalla, SA), sustainable heritage wheat flour from Wholegrain Milling (Gunnedah, NSW), New England lamb (Port Macquarie, NSW), fullblood Wagyu beef from Australian Wagyu pioneer David Blackmore (Alexandria, VIC), farm-raised heritage chicken from Sydney Fresh Poultry (VIC), Australian Bresse chicken from Tathra Place (Wombeyan Caves, NSW), fresh wasabi from Shima Wasabi (TAS), live short-fin eel (TAS), wild-caught Spencer Gulf King prawns (SA), seasonal organic produce from Moonacres Farm (Robertson, NSW) and more.

The result of all this hard work is nothing short of spectacular. Guests have described the food as "Magnificent," "Beyond delicious!" "Spectacular!" "Insane!" The attention to detail in every dish is evident and it's clear that Firepop takes pride in every aspect of their menu.

It's no wonder that Firepop has collaborated with some of the best names in hospitality over the years including Archie Rose, Maybe Sammy, Poor Tom's Gin and more. If you're looking for a restaurant that offers an unforgettable culinary experience, Firepop is the place to be.