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MoVida at Sydney Airport's T2 Domestic Airport

Mascot area guide

Restaurants, bars, shops and events in Mascot

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If you thought Mascot was just a convenient suburb you hurriedly rush through in your car on the way to the airport, take a breath, realise how loud your stomach is growling and settle your weary self down. There are plenty of little shops dotting Botany Road where you can re-up and calm your nerves before flying out or enjoying that big reunion with relatives from out of town. A visit to Hong Ha’s Hot Bread bakery, Sydney’s most historic banh mi spot, is our first choice. Or if you’re already at the terminal and relieved yourself of check-in burdens, head to Toby’s Estate –T2 for a relaxing cuppa or MoVida for a hearty Spanish breakfast or tapas plates.

Late-night travellers might wisely steel themselves with a sneaky schooner at Coopers Alehouse or for the ritzier amongst you, a dinner at the legendary South Sydney Graphic Arts Club.

The best bars and restaurants in Mascot

Hong Ha Bakery

Hong Ha Bakery

  • price 1 of 4

This Mascot bakery is a serious contender for the title of Sydney's best banh mi – and the queue is proof

My Delight

My Delight

  • 5 out of 5 stars
  • price 1 of 4

A tiny Indonesian noodle restaurant with that dishes up some of the best pork ribs in Sydney

Tea Republic

Tea Republic

This healthy bubble tea bar is a wonderland of tea leaves and toppings waiting to be explored

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ATL Ayam Tulang Lunak Crispy

ATL Ayam Tulang Lunak Crispy

  • 3 out of 5 stars
  • price 1 of 4

Indonesia's famed fried chicken, ayam goreng, gets lifted to new levels of crunch at ATL in Mascot

Coward Corner

Coward Corner

  • 3 out of 5 stars

Amongst the high density developments lies a warm and welcoming brunch venue

Tap House

Tap House

Tap House has Squires, Little Creatures, Asahi and Guinness on tap. It also boasts windows that look out onto the tarmac in case you want a front-row seat to...