Glass Brasserie
Last updatedβ 4.4 Β· 1,320 Google reviews
Glass Brasserie is a brasserie and wine bar on level 2 of 488 George Street in the Sydney CBD, overlooking the Queen Victoria Building. Its share-style menu built around seasonal produce is what it does best, and the dining room feels grand and polished, suited to a special occasion or a long lunch. Hyde Park is a five-minute walk away.
Cuisine at Glass Brasserie
Food at Glass Brasserie
The menu is Modern Australian and built around share-style plates of local, seasonal and premium produce. The kitchen names a Panzanella with heirloom tomato, stracciatella, basil and sherry, and the honey and honeycomb come from the restaurant's own beehives. One diner called the steak tartare the best they had eaten, and one visitor praised the oysters and lobster in the Premium Banquet. It has vegetarian options.
Drinks at Glass Brasserie
The wine list runs to over 3,500 bottles, displayed in a floor-to-ceiling wine wall, and the head sommelier curates it. The Glass Wine Bar is open for pre-dinner drinks or a wine-focused stop, and walk-ins are welcome there. One visitor said the wine list complemented the dishes beautifully.
Weekday lunch offer
The weekday lunch offer is Main and Dessert for $38 per person, with a glass of wine for $15. It runs from 12 to 3pm on weekdays, and the page encourages walk-ins for it. The offer is a practical way to try the kitchen without booking a full dinner.
What customers say about Glass Brasserie
- π¬Visitors praise the service as attentive and consistently strong.
- π¬Diners say the food is exceptional, with dishes that are well presented.
- π¬Visitors describe the room as stunning, with a wonderful atmosphere for celebrations.
Tips for visiting Glass Brasserie
- βWalk-ins are welcome in the Glass Wine Bar, but book through SevenRooms for dinner.
- βFor a special occasion, the Premium Banquet is worth asking about, as one visitor found it well worth the price.
- βBook ahead for weekend celebrations, since the dining room is large but the restaurant takes group bookings through its reservations system.
Getting to Glass Brasserie
Level 2, 488 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, opposite the Queen Victoria Building. Parking is available. One visitor said it is easy to reach by public transport.
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FAQ about Glass Brasserie
What cuisine does Glass Brasserie serve?
It serves Modern Australian food on a share-style menu built around local, seasonal and premium produce.
Can I book a table at Glass Brasserie?
Yes, reservations are made through SevenRooms, or you can call (02) 9265 6068.
Does Glass Brasserie have vegetarian options?
Yes, the menu includes vegetarian options.
Does Glass Brasserie have a kids' menu?
Yes, it has a kids' menu, and one visitor said the children were thrilled with their food.