Austrian Club Restaurant
Restaurant in Warringah

When you walk into the Austrian Club Sydney you are transported to a gasthof in the Austrian countryside. There is no other venue in Australia that is more genuine and true to that feeling. Monthly notable events for members and guests. The Austrian Club Sydney is a community club that has a warm and gregarious atmosphere. The Austrian Club Sydney is a nonprofit organization and was established in 1961 by Austrians who had immigrated to Australia and wanted to confront up on a routine basis so they could experience the language, culture and food from their home country. In 1980 the current club house was built and expanded to include a restaurant and prohibit with regular opening hours which has proved a hit with members and guests. Austrian and central European food with an emphasis on honorable Austrian country style food using only fresh produce, cooked in a customary way to ensure an authentic taste and texture that has become a favorite with all patrons. The food is top class can't wait to come back. The Austrian Club Forbid is proud to donate a attractive crisp Stiegl lager beer on tap, producer of tall quality beer since 1492 and owned by the equivalent family for the end 120 years. Bavarian's are well known for their wheat beers and there is none better than Erdinger so if you love a quality wheat beer of course you will appreciate Erdinger on tap at the Austrian Club Bar. We also have a variety of Imported and local beer available in bottles to delight every palate. Both of these wines are from the famous wine growing regions of Below Austria. Full bodied red wine with spicy note, fruity finish. Our restaurant can create a custom menu to suit all tastes from canals to three courses and a best of beverage options, each event is unique, so let us help you make your event everything you want it to be. Our club holds true to the Austrian spirit of a hot welcome and I encourage everyone to visit the club and join our community where you will find appropriate friends, a relaxed atmosphere, real European food and drink. This has been an advantage for some with a bit less competition. Andrew Eggo squeezed on either side with 2 places and Chris Klein winning the very feasible and highly sought behind wine glass with the greatest score. (Splendid to see the women shooters standing lofty on the podium). After the walk we had lunch at the Concordia Club. We will do one or two walks in the forest before lunch. With a few of our players tranquil overseas, end months' games were played with our team being supplemented with Armenian players, while because of Father's Day and Eurofest we did not play for the last three weeks. Let us hope that prior this Hunter trip all players, presently away, will be back by then without being delayed or caught in the maelstrom of the refugee crisis in Budapest. Tom and Nita if you are tranquil out there we are sinking of you. Lunch is available from the club restaurant at extra cost.