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Sydney
Darlinghurst
Civilian Bar & Kitchen

Civilian Bar & Kitchen

International

Dishes priced aroundA$25

Photo of restaurant Civilian Bar & Kitchen in Darlinghurst, Sydney
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About Civilian Bar & Kitchen

Open now
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Closes at 12:00 am
Friday
7:00 am - 12:00 am
Saturday
7:00 am - 12:00 am
Sunday
7:00 am - 12:00 am
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
5:00 pm - 12:00 am
Thursday
5:00 pm - 12:00 am

More about the restaurant: Civilian Bar & Kitchen

Tucked down Darlinghurst’s Palmer Street alongside a number of Sydney’s best eateries sits Civilian, a destination for local foodies looking for stylish, international fare with the option of semi-al fresco dining on the covered terrace. With an a la carte menu curated by Aaron Mihelic (Fish Face, Guillaume at Bennelong, Because), Civilian is packed with premium, locally-sourced ingredients that end up plated beautifully. Pair a dish or two with Civilian’s signature cocktails for year-round summer lovin’.

Frequently asked questions

Does the restaurant Civilian Bar & Kitchen have parking?

No, the restaurant Civilian Bar & Kitchen has no parking.

Can I pay with a credit card at Civilian Bar & Kitchen restaurant?

No, you can't pay with card at Civilian Bar & Kitchen restaurant.

Thinking about making a Civilian Bar & Kitchen booking?

Civilian offers a democratic dining experience, with unusual fusions of international cuisines and ingredients (locally sourced wherever possible). When the weekend rolls around, with the leisurely inclusion of Friday, too, Civilian opens its Palmer Street restaurant early to serve a long-haul breakfast until 3pm. The menu works its way up from fresh baked goods to intriguing interpretations of the usual eggy offering; Eggs To Remember, for instance, pulls together poached eggs, crushed Japanese edamame (a Far Eastern take on mushy peas), sesame, coriander, and sourdough bread. Combine with either a fresh Detox Retox juice or Civilian’s special Bloody Mary, tagged as The One That Will Save You. Indeed, if you’ve been at Civilian the night before to sample the cocktail list that has been artfully divided into sections namechecking Sydney districts – Civilians own Darlinghurst, Surry Hills, CBD and Bondi – you can’t go wrong with a guilty return and pick-me-up come morning.

The main event at Civilian is undoubtedly dinner, with their Darlinghurst kitchen kicking into action from 5pm until late Wednesdays through Sunday. With an international selection divided into smalls, mid-sized, bigger, and sides, the menu is designed to match appetites. All kinds of peoples’ palates will be satisfied too, with dishes such as natural oysters with a celery, apple and lime granita, the popular Cape Grim beef tri-tip with mushroom ragout, crispy potatoes, and baby spinach, or the hefty confit pork belly with apple, wasabi (Japan again), celery and lemon balm. Alternatively, you might want to book a spot here down Palmer Street for one of Sydney’s best (but most affordable) six course set menus, letting Civilian’s multitalented chefs whip up a seasonal selection of their favourites for your table.