4.7
- 4.7Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Energetic
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$99.00 per person
2 - 50 people
$109.00 per person
7 - 50 people
$88.00 per person
7 - 50 people
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4.7
Noise • Energetic
Eastern Suburbs
Best Ambience
Eastern Suburbs
Good for business meals
Eastern Suburbs
Innovative
Eastern Suburbs
Good for groups
Eastern Suburbs
Healthy
Eastern Suburbs
Neighbourhood gem
Eastern Suburbs
Great for outdoor dining
Eastern Suburbs
Vegetarian-friendly
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New South Wales7 reviews
Dined on 15 October 2026
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New South Wales3 reviews
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Hawaii3 reviews
Dined on 28 August 2026
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Sunday is a favourite for weekend lunch, the weekend service (Sat–Sun 12:00 pm–3:00 pm) and Sunday afternoons are frequently praised for the bottomless brunch and relaxed courtyard vibe.
Ezra welcomes private parties, private gatherings are allowed, and the team regularly hosts larger groups.
Guests often describe portions as generous, the bottomless brunch and several set menus are repeatedly praised for leaving groups comfortably full.
Yes, Ezra suits a special evening: guests celebrate anniversaries and intimate birthdays there, noting attentive service, celebratory touches and an intimate, well-curated atmosphere.
Yes, Ezra offers outdoor dining in two courtyards; guests frequently mention enjoying meals in the front courtyard and the outside courtyard.
Ezra feels like an Eastern‑Med Potts Point hangout, a cosy terrace‑house setting with a pumping 90s sing‑along soundtrack, a buzzy, convivial dining room and intimate courtyards (the back veranda is notably quieter).
Casual Dress is the guide at Ezra, comfortable, informal clothes are entirely appropriate.
Ezra is at its brunch best on weekends, the Saturday–Sunday lunch window (12:00–3:00 pm) is perfect for the popular bottomless brunch, and guests love the front courtyard for a relaxed Sunday afternoon.
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