Restaurant in Sydney, Australia
Brasserie@156
100Pearl PointsSuburban Brasserie Anchor

About Brasserie@156
Brasserie@156 is a neighbourhood spot in Gladesville that serves local families and couples, but it hasn't yet defined a clear culinary identity. The name suggests French fare, but the venue operates more as a general suburban bistro. Easy walk-in availability; better options exist for visitors to Sydney.
Brasserie@156 is a Sydney venue with limited verified public detail beyond its trading hours and smart-casual dress code. The available information does not confirm a specific cuisine, menu format, price range, booking difficulty, ownership, capacity, or service style, so it is best approached as a practical local dining option rather than a venue with a clearly documented destination profile.
What to Expect in the Dining Room
Verified details are straightforward: Brasserie@156 is in Sydney, the dress code is smart casual. Specifics such as the room size, seating layout, ambience, menu, signature dishes, booking process are not confirmed in the available venue data.
The venue is closed Monday and Tuesday. It opens Wednesday and Thursday from 4–9 PM, Friday from 4–10 PM, Saturday from 10 AM–3 PM and 4–10 PM, Sunday from 10 AM–3 PM and 4–9 PM. Those hours indicate evening service from Wednesday to Sunday, with daytime trading on Saturday and Sunday.
How It Fits Among Sydney's Neighbourhood Dining
For diners comparing local options, Brasserie@156 can be considered alongside other named venues such as TRATTORIA SOTTO CASA, Angelo's Cabarita, Spuntini, Mason Hunters Hill, KOI Dessert Kitchen. The verified data here does not establish how Brasserie@156 compares on cuisine, price, service, or atmosphere, so choose based on current availability and the venue information that matters most to your booking.
If you are planning a broader Sydney dining itinerary, use Brasserie@156's confirmed hours as the main practical anchor and verify menu, booking, accessibility details directly before committing. See our full Sydney restaurants guide for a broader map of where to book.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Brasserie@156 handle dietary restrictions?
No confirmed dietary-accommodation policy is available in the verified venue data. Contact Brasserie@156 directly before booking if you need to confirm allergies or specific dietary requirements.
Can Brasserie@156 accommodate groups?
Group capacity and table-size policies are not confirmed in the verified venue data. For larger parties, check directly with Brasserie@156 before visiting.
What should I wear to Brasserie@156?
The confirmed dress code is smart casual.
Is lunch or dinner better at Brasserie@156?
Brasserie@156 is open Wednesday and Thursday from 4–9 PM, Friday from 4–10 PM, Saturday from 10 AM–3 PM and 4–10 PM, Sunday from 10 AM–3 PM and 4–9 PM. It is closed Monday and Tuesday. Choose a time based on the confirmed hours, verify current trading before you go.
Is Brasserie@156 good for a special occasion?
The verified venue data does not confirm ambience, room style, service format, or special-occasion facilities. If you are planning an important booking, contact Brasserie@156 directly to confirm whether it suits the occasion.
Location
156 Victoria Road, Gladesville NSW 2111, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Compare Brasserie@156
| Venue |
|---|
| Brasserie@156 |
| TRATTORIA SOTTO CASA |
| Angelo's Cabarita |
| Spuntini |
| Mason Hunters Hill |
| KOI Dessert Kitchen |
A quick look at how Brasserie@156 compares on price and recognition.
Also Consider
- TRATTORIA SOTTO CASA, Notable alternative
- Angelo's Cabarita, Notable alternative
- Spuntini, Notable alternative
- Mason Hunters Hill, Notable alternative
- KOI Dessert Kitchen, Notable alternative
Brasserie@156 sits at the bottom of the neighbourhood-dining tier in inner Sydney. TRATTORIA SOTTO CASA in Annandale and Angelo's Cabarita in Cabarita both offer sharper Italian menus, stronger ambiance, a reputation that pulls diners from across the city, neither requires advance booking, but both deliver more consistent quality. Spuntini in Balmain East is another step up: the pasta and antipasti are more refined, the room has a neighbourhood-favourite polish that Brasserie@156 has not yet achieved.
Mason Hunters Hill, just a few suburbs over, competes directly for the same Gladesville-Hunters Hill crowd and wins on menu clarity and word-of-mouth. If you're looking for something more unique in the area, KOI Dessert Kitchen is the outlier, a dessert-focused spot with Asian influences that's worth a detour if you're already in the neighbourhood. For first-time Sydney visitors, skip Gladesville entirely and concentrate your bookings in the CBD, Paddington, or Barangaroo, where the density of strong restaurants is higher and public transport access is simpler.
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