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30/05/2026
Watermelon and heirloom tomatoes, lightly dressed with plum sherry vinaigrette, pickled shallots, and mint.
28/05/2026
From still harbour views to a packed dining room, this is how weekends move at Ripples Chowder Bay.
25/05/2026
As the sun dips, the room begins to glow, and dinner by the bay awaits.
22/05/2026
There’s plenty here to keep you a little longer.
The calm of the bay, that feeling of stepping out of the city, and time by the water with something good on the table.
19/05/2026
By the harbour, where lunch is shared over a few plates and a little more time.
17/05/2026
A closer look at our Confit Chicken Toastie.
Chicken is gently cooked sous vide with garlic, thyme, and rosemary, then shredded and enriched with a touch of duck fat. Finished with onion jam and Pommery mustard, served on a crisp crostini.
14/05/2026
After a sold-out first dinner, the Chef Signature Series returns this Tuesday 19 May.
Chefs from Ripples Chowder Bay, Ventuno, Summer Salt and HarbourWatch, joined by one of our Group Executive Chefs, present a collaborative five-course menu centred on native Australian ingredients, designed to build from light to more considered across the evening.
One night only before the final Truffle Dinner on 30 June.
Limited seats remaining. Secure your table now.
12/05/2026
It doesn't get better than this.
08/05/2026
A place to sit back and let the afternoon stretch out.
05/05/2026
An evening shaped by five chefs, each bringing a dish of their own.
A five-course menu shared across two dates, beginning with lighter bites and moving into something more considered as the night unfolds. The same line-up each time.
19 May | 30 June
Limited seats available. Book now
02/05/2026
A table for two, a few good choices, and the harbour just beyond.
28/04/2026
Familiar faces, warm welcomes, and the kind of service that makes you want to stay a little longer.
24/04/2026
A quick note for the week ahead. This ANZAC Day, Monday 27 April, we’re open for lunch and closed for dinner.
23/04/2026
Treat Mum to something special by the water at Ripples Chowder Bay.
Start the morning with bubbles on arrival, then settle in for a hot main, fresh fruit, pastries, and tea or coffee. Join us later in the day for a four-course lunch menu, or dine à la carte in the evening.
Bookings now open. $129pp.
19/04/2026
Crab and prawn crackers, with a few fresh touches alongside.
Light, crisp, and easy to pick at while the harbour does its thing in the background.
17/04/2026
Whether you’re after something bright or a little more rounded, all our wines are best enjoyed with the harbour close by.
15/04/2026
Caramelised parsnip, golden at the edges and soft through the centre.
Togarashi brings a gentle heat, truffle yuzu curd adds a citrus note, and karkalla to finish.
11/04/2026
The Chowder Bay Martini. Seabourne ‘Poolside’ Gin, Italicus and RinQuinQuin, bright citrus softened with delicate peach.
06/04/2026
A table by the harbour, as it should be.
02/04/2026
Spend your Easter long weekend at Ripples Chowder Bay, with lunch and dinner Friday to Sunday and lunch on Monday (closed Monday dinner). Set right on the water, it’s the kind of place made for long lunches, fresh seafood and an easy afternoon that stretches on.
Book your table now.
29/03/2026
From morning light to evening glow, a day at Ripples by the harbour.
26/03/2026
Our Portoro sirloin is served with caramelised hispi cabbage and finished with sauce Diane.
Classic flavours, served right by the water at Ripples Chowder Bay.
23/03/2026
$16 Margaritas, harbour views and a very good reason to stay for another round.
Margarita Month all through March at Ripples Chowder Bay.
20/03/2026
A postcard from Ripples Chowder Bay
17/03/2026
Margarita Month is on at Ripples Chowder Bay.
$16 Margaritas all through March. Take a seat by the harbour and make the most of it.
Address
Building 7, Deck C, Chowder Bay Road
Mosman, NSW
2088
To get to Chowder Bay Road in Sydney, you can use public transport by taking the train to Circular Quay and then hopping on a ferry which will take you to the Chowder Bay wharf. It is also possible to drive and park near the area, with parking available at the nearby Taronga Zoo carpark or in designated street parking areas. From here, walking down towards Chowder Bay Road will lead you to the restaurant.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 9pm |
| Tuesday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 9pm |
| Wednesday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 9pm |
| Thursday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 9pm |
| Friday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 9pm |
| Saturday |
11:30am - 4pm |
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6pm - 9pm |
| Sunday |
11:30am - 4pm |
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6pm - 9pm |
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What people say
Ripples Chowder Bay is a must-visit restaurant in Sydney, located in the picturesque suburb of Mosman. The restaurant boasts stunning views of Clifton Garden's Bay and is situated on the Taronga Zoo to Balmoral foreshore walk. Its historic significance adds to its charm, as it was once reserved for secret military operations to defend Sydney Harbour and has now been opened to the public after over 100 years.
The modern Australian menu with European influences is a standout feature of Ripples Chowder Bay. Head Chef Kristian Gamble uses only the freshest seasonal produce to create simple yet flavoursome dishes that are sure to satisfy any palate. Guests have a selection of share plates, pasta or more substantial main dishes that reflect the seasons.
Whether you're looking for a romantic dinner for two or dining with a group, Ripples Chowder Bay is perfect for any occasion. The fully licensed and BYO waterfront restaurant is open for lunch seven days a week and dinner on Fridays and Saturdays.
It's no surprise that Ripples Chowder Bay has become one of the top favourites amongst Mosman, Cremorne and Neutral Bay locals. With its breathtaking views, delicious food and welcoming atmosphere, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit.