Sydney Tower: Mark Best Fine Dining & 360° Views
Dinner 81 Stories Up, Where the City Turns Around You
You ascend to Level 81 of Sydney Tower, order from a three-course a-la-carte menu built on Australian ingredients, and watch the entire city rotate around your table while you eat. Lift access, bread, butter and a side dish are included. Arrive within ten minutes of your reservation time, and dress smart casual.
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Sky-high fine dining at Sydney Tower
- Ascend to Level 81 of Sydney Tower
- Enjoy city skyline and harbour views
- Experience revolving restaurant sightseeing
- Choose 3-course a-la-carte menu
- Sample dishes made from Australian produce
- Enjoy freshly baked bread and butter
What’s included
Your experience includes a 3-course a-la-carte menu from Infinity by Mark Best, freshly baked bread with cultured butter, a chef-selected side dish, and lift access to the restaurant on Level 81 of Sydney Tower. The restaurant revolves throughout your meal, offering 360-degree views of Sydney Harbour and the city skyline.
Times
- Monday and Tuesday 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 17:30 18:30 19:30 20:30
- Wednesday and Thursday 17:30 18:30 19:30 20:30
- Friday 17:30 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30
- Saturday and Sunday 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 17:30 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30
Before you book
Operated by Trippas White Group
Prices and times updated 15 days ago
Traveler reviews
The experience
Most rooftop restaurants make you choose: sit still and eat well, or watch the view while your plate stays ordinary. Infinity by Mark Best doesn't ask you to pick. You're on Level 81 of Sydney Tower, the restaurant itself rotates slowly as you eat, and the menu is built entirely from Australian produce: the kind of constraint that forces real cooking instead of decoration. Mark Best designed it that way. Every dish tells you something about where it came from: the Murray Cod arrives with fermented potatoes and sorrel, the lamb with pickled radish and daikon. You taste the precision first, then you look up and see the entire Sydney Harbour turning in front of you.
The meal runs three courses from the a-la-carte menu, and it arrives with freshly baked bread, cultured butter, and a side dish the kitchen selects. The kitchen takes time. This isn't fast. You'll see the city skyline shift as you eat, the water change color, the light move across the bridge. The dress code is smart casual, so you're not wrestling with a tuxedo, and your table gets held for ten minutes past your reservation time, which matters if you're navigating the lift queues downstairs. Wheelchair access runs all the way to the restaurant, and public transport gets you to the base of the tower without a car.
The menu rotates with the seasons and what the farmers bring in. On any given night you might find sunchoke terrine with truffles, loligo squid with ink risotto, or a Lion's Mane dosa if you're vegetarian. The chocolate tart comes with poached cumquats. Nothing is there because it looks good on Instagram. It's there because it tastes like something, and because Mark Best knows how to build a plate. The revolving restaurant means you don't have to choose a table for the view. Every seat gets the same slow 360-degree tour of the city.
Is this one for you?Right for anyone who wants to eat serious food without leaving the view behind. The rotating restaurant means every seat watches the city, and the Australian-only menu means the cooking stands on its own without gimmicks.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (3 to 12 years); Infant (under 3).
How long does the meal take?
The restaurant doesn't publish a fixed duration. Plan for two to three hours depending on your pace and how long you linger over the view.
Can I see the menu in advance?
The menu changes seasonally. Sample dishes include Murray Cod with fermented potatoes, roast lamb with pickled radish, and single-origin chocolate tart. Contact the restaurant directly for the current menu.
Is there a dress code?
Yes, smart casual. No formal wear required, but casual beachwear or athletic clothing is not suitable.
What if I'm late?
Your table is held for ten minutes past your reservation time. Late arrivals after that may be treated as cancellations without refund.
Is the restaurant wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Lift access to Level 81 is wheelchair accessible, and the restaurant is fully accessible.
Do I need to show ID?
Yes. Guests are asked to show ID at check-in.
Can I request to sit with a large group?
If you have multiple bookings that should be seated together, inform the restaurant before your booking date so they can arrange it.
What about dietary requirements?
The menu includes vegetarian options like the Lion's Mane dosa. Contact the restaurant in advance if you have allergies or other dietary needs.
Sydney Tower: Mark Best Fine Dining & 360° Views
2h
from AU$ 160 per person
≈ US$ 114 in your currency
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