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The WaterFront


The WaterFront

Restaurant Aesthetics
This week I travelled to the Rocks in Darling harbor to revisit on of my personal favourite restaurants of all time Waterfront, unlike the previous dining environments the owners of the waterfront present a upmarket and sophisticated dining experience, encompasses with highly trained waiters, chefs and a spectacular view of the Harbour Bridge. The outdoor environment allows for cool winds to pass through whilst also sheltering you from undesirable weather such as rain.

Food and serviceUpon arrival we were quickly greeted at the front entrance with a minor but nice conversation about how we got there and if we were doing well, before being quickly allocated a table and greeted by a waiter. We were then given a brief explanation of the menu including specials and recommended dishes and wines that the waiter believed would suit our taste. The prices of the Waterfront range from $15 all the way up to $230 for a seafood plater however the menus are rapidly changing to suit the time of year and changes in consumer tastes, my partner and I decided on an cold meats dish for the starters with a small salad, and for the main a lamb shoulder and a quiche with vegetables, to drink we had the recommended red wine. Overall the meal was cooked perfectly and the wine added a huge amount of flavour after each bite of our meals. In total the night costed $230 but it was well worth it, the total dining experience is one that I would recommend to anyone who is interested in good food.

Final thoughts
Again another great dining experience, similar to Critinis  the food was incredible and the service was effective and well thought out. Overall the restaurant has proved again to me why it is one of my favourites of all time, I would strongly recommend this to anyone who wants to spend a bit more for quality food and quality service. Clearly 5/5

Jacob Samuel
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