Looking for a fresh dining experience with unique surroundings?
Lakeside Restaurant at the Sydney International Regatta Centre is known for being a beautiful location for wedding receptions and functions, such as corporate events with its floor to ceiling glass and sweeping views of Penrith Lakes and the lower Blue Mountains.
While they are very experienced at hosting and catering for all your function needs, what people may not know is it boasts an established restaurant where anyone can indulge in an ultimate dining experience.
Freshly sourced produce is a priority for the restaurant to maintain top quality taste. Their quality ingredients are prepared on a daily basis to create delicious dishes. Combine this with great wines from their impressive wine list topped off by stunning views to make it a truly special meal every time. The exceptional team, run by owner Vince Capolupo, offer excellent service for their dinner sessions on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights from 6pm. On the weekend they are open for brunch from 9am-12pm and serve their A La Carte menu on Saturday and Sunday as well between 12pm-3pm.
The restaurant also hosts special events that add to the dining quality available in the Penrith area. In the past they have offered events such as an eight-course degustation menu partnered with Tyrell’s Wines along with special guest Mark Richardson and a seafood buffet lunch accompanied by a jazz band.
For Valentine’s Day they offer a three-course meal for couples with a glass of sparkling wine on arrival.
The location at the foot of the mountains and at Australia’s Olympic rowing venue really makes for a date to remember.
Come experience the atmosphere of Penrith’s hidden gem for yourself.
Lakeside Restaurant also has ample parking and is located at the Sydney International Regatta Centre, Old Castlereagh Road, Penrith.
For more info on the different menus they offer and special events they have coming up, call 4729 3222 or visit http://www.lakesiderestaurant.com.au.
Emily Feszczuk
A graduate of Western Sydney University, Emily covers Local, State and Federal politics for the Weekender, as well as crime and general news.