Boronia Kitchen
Pro4.6 stars from 953 Google reviews
|Highlights
- Next Door function room seats 48 or holds 100 for canapés
- Private courtyard with fairy lights for arrival drinks
- Free on-site parking for 24 cars
About Boronia Kitchen
Boronia Kitchen is a modern Australian restaurant on Pittwater Road in Boronia Park, between Gladesville and Hunters Hill, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner from an open kitchen. Private events are held in Next Door, a function room built as an extension of the eatery, and the venue has 24 free parking spaces on site. Next Door seats 48 for a sit-down meal or holds 100 for drinks and canapés. The room is already styled with warm finishes and considered lighting, so it needs little in the way of flowers or theming. Its courtyard, with overhead fairy lights and large umbrellas, can be set with lounge furniture or cleared for standing, and takes 16 seated or 40 standing on its own, often used for arrival drinks. Menus are seasonal and come from chef-owner Simon Sandall's kitchen. A shared breakfast with canapés is $70 per person, lunch set menus with three canapés start at $115, and three-course dinners are $140, with a premium option at $155 and a five-course degustation at $170. Every set menu includes sourdough, two sides, water, tea and coffee. The sommelier offers a standard wine package from $55 per person for three hours or a premium one from $65, or wine can be charged on consumption. A functions coordinator replies to enquiries within one to two days.
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Frequently asked questions
How many guests does Boronia Kitchen's function room hold?
Next Door seats 48 for a sit-down meal or takes 100 for a standing event with canapés. The courtyard on its own suits 16 seated or 40 standing.
What do function menus cost?
A shared breakfast with canapés is $70 per person. Lunch set menus with three canapés are $115 for two courses or $140 for three, dinner is $140 for three courses, a premium menu is $155 and the degustation is $170 per person. A limited-choice menu for 20 or fewer is $120 or $145.
What are the drinks options?
The standard wine package is $55 per person for three hours or $65 for four, and the premium package is $65 or $75, with extra hours at $15 per person. You can also have wine, beer and soft drinks charged on consumption from the list.
Is there parking?
Yes, there are 24 free car spaces on site, so guests do not need to find street parking.
Can you cater for dietary requirements?
Yes. Menus mark vegetarian, dairy-free and gluten-free dishes, many others can be adapted, and the kitchen can handle other dietary needs given notice.
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Ruoyu Yang
2 months ago
Such a great find! Every dish was beautifully cooked and packed with flavor, and the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. I came in expecting a typical brunch menu, but was pleasantly surprised to see they also serve heart…
Olivia Chua
5 months ago
Boronia Kitchen is an amazing Aus cafe in Hunters Hill, Pittwater Road! Ambience is warm n cosy! Good portion is very generous (that roasted lamb with salad filled me up for hours)! N food quality n presentation is tops…
Peter Maggiora
6 months ago
Could not have been happier with the quality of the food. It's upmarket restaurant pricing but it delivers. The Kingfish sashimi entree was exquisite. I would order it repeatedly it was so good. Glad I had the puffy brea…
Lina T
6 months ago
Everything we ordered tasted excellent excellent. Loved the scallops. The kind fish had a creamy sauce which is a surprise. Usually it's sliced thinner with a more delicate sauce. But it was tasty. Prawn toast was lovely…
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