Dining and functions
Trading Hours
Strangers’ Restaurant Lunch Service
Monday to Friday 12:00pm to 3:00pm
Strangers’ Restaurant Dinner Service
Sitting Nights | 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Long Bell Café and Gift Shop
Open Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 4:00pm
Strangers' Restaurant
Our award-winning culinary team are proud to showcase the wonderful delicacies, fresh flavours and unique regions of New South Wales, whilst supporting local communities who practice ethical and sustainable farming methods. With unbeatable views of The Domain, Strangers’ Restaurant is a must-visit destination for those seeking a memorable dining experience in the heart of Sydney.
- 2025 – Contemporary Australian Restaurant, NSW Winner
- 2025 – Events Caterer – Under 200 Guest, NSW Winner
- 2025 – NSW Sommelier’s Wine List Awards, NSW Finalist
Restaurant enquiries: (02) 9230 2124
Email: strangers.restaurant@parliament.nsw.gov.au
For functions and events: (02) 9230 2924
Dining at NSW Parliament
Tour and high tea
Indulge in an afternoon of elegance and history at the Parliament of NSW. Available every Friday, except on public holidays or when Parliament sits, this curated package includes a tour followed by a high tea in Strangers’ Restaurant. Bookings essential!
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Functions and events
There are 9 event spaces within Parliament House, including a stunning auditorium, a large dining room with garden views and a majestic library. Unique venues create memorable events!
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The Long Bell Café
Open Monday to Friday 9:30am to 4:00pm, excluding public holidays. The Long Bell Café is a relaxing place to enjoy a coffee or light meal whilst exploring the wonders of Parliament House. The café menu includes handmade delicacies such as cakes, pastries, sandwiches, wraps, salads, croissants and more.
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Gift shop
You’ll find the NSW Parliament Gift Shop at The Long Bell Cafe, and you also have the option to purchase parliamentary gifts online. There’s a range of items available, from elegant coffee table books to locally made gin and honey from NSW.
Explore the rangeFrequently asked questions
Can I visit NSW Parliament House?
Yes, NSW Parliament House is open to the public from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays). Entry is free. You may have to buy tickets for special exhibitions and events. Find more information to help plan your visit.
How can I get to NSW Parliament House?
Parliament House is at 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney. The nearest train stations are Martin Place and St James. The nearest Sydney Metro station is Martin Place. There are regular bus services nearby. Find more information on directions and transport options.
Can I park at NSW Parliament House?
While onsite parking is not available, limited accessible parking can be requested, subject to availability. If you hold a Mobility Parking Scheme Permit and are visiting Parliament to take part in committee proceedings, attend an event, or as a guest of a member, please arrange parking ahead of time by contacting the relevant committee, Member’s office, or event organiser.
Nearby Parking:
Wilson Parking: 131 Macquarie Street, Sydney
Domain Parking: Entry via St Mary’s Road, Sydney
Can I host a function or book an event space at NSW Parliament House?
NSW Parliament House, located in the centre of Sydney’s CBD, is perfectly situated for your next conference or event. There are 9 unique event spaces within Parliament House, including a stunning auditorium, a large dining room with garden views and a majestic library which dates back to 1905. Find out more and complete an event enquiry form here.