Armorica

Armorica Grande Brasserie

where Paris meets surry hills

Armorica takes its name from the ancient Atlantic coast of Gaul, today’s Brittany and Normandy, and draws its spirit from the grand brasseries of Paris.

lunch

Tuesday — Sunday
from 12pm

Happy hour

Monday — Sunday
4pm to 6pm

Dinner

Monday — Sunday
from 5pm
Elegant dining room at Armorica Grande Brasserie in Surry Hills, with red banquettes, white columns and a backlit wine wall
Red and cream rattan bistro chairs by the window at Armorica, a French brasserie in Surry Hills, Sydney
Sunlit window table with tan leather chairs and greenery at Armorica French restaurant in Surry Hills
Warm evening private dining room at Armorica with leather chairs, table lamps and a full height wine display
Red leather banquette seating facing the backlit bar at Armorica Grande Brasserie, Sydney
Lowlit tables beneath an illustrated mural artwork in the main dining room of Armorica, Surry Hills

Big Room,

bigger energy.

French culinary inspiration meets interiors of brass, marble, leather and curated art, transitioning from bright lunches to softly lit evenings.

Sliced lamb rack cooked pink with jus and seasonal sides, a signature dish at Armorica French brasserie in Sydney

A taste you
remember

At the heart of Armorica, the open grill sets the pace. Premium cuts and seasonal produce sit alongside a wine list spanning France and the New World.

Lunch can linger. Dinner can run late. A table at Armorica is a step outside the everyday, whether for a long lunch, a late dinner or something in between.

JOie de VIVRE
Armorica's main dining room ready for dinner service, with red banquettes, brass lamps and a statement mural

give the gift of armorica
for every reason worth celebrating

what's on

Bottomless Steak & Frites on Mondays, live jazz on Fridays, happy hour every afternoon. There is always something happening at Armorica, and always a reason to stay a little longer.

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