Flybridge Cafe

It’s a great spot to chill on weekends or take aesthetic photos — every corner looks Instagram-worthy.

Nice vibe here! The staff were really friendly and welcoming. Had the ham & cheese croissant which was solid, and the almond round was super sweet but would go perfectly with a coffee. Overall, a good spot to chill and worth a visit.

Spending a bit of time at CYCA and RANSA, I’ve dropped into The Flybridge Café more times than I can count. Most visits, I’m heading out for a sail—so it’s usually a quick bite scoffed down or packed to-go without much thought. But this time, I figured it was finally worth giving this great little spot the credit it deserves. Over the years I’ve had the beef burger, wraps, chips, coffee—you name it—and it’s always been reliably good. Fresh, quick, and exactly what you need before getting out on the water. This visit I had the chicken Caesar salad and actually had time to sit and enjoy it. It was one of those perfect Sydney winter days—blue skies, a light breeze, and some very nice yachts bobbing nearby to remind you what to aim for in life. The Caesar came out looking great. Super fresh salad, and the chargrilled chicken had this beautiful smoky flavour that really stood out. I can’t recall seeing any croutons or anchovies—would’ve been a bonus—but still a solid 10/10 for flavour and freshness. The staff are always upbeat and welcoming, which adds to the vibe. I’ll definitely be back—again and again.

A very pleasant area to sit and eat , nice views of the Bay over to the Harbour bridge . Food was well cooked and of a decent size . Fresh Orange juice was cold and refreshing . Chips with my Barramundi were disapointing , must of been from the end of the bag . But other then that enjoyed my meal . Barramundi was very well cooked .

This has become my go to place for something to eat before heading out for the day. The food on the menu is fantastic but you must try the specials board. Reasonable price and peaceful settings with great views of Sydney harbour and the bridge.