Kazzi Beach Greek Bondi

Overview

Kazzi Beach Greek is taking over Sydney's Greek coastal fare, offering one suburb at a time. First was Balmoral, followed by Manly — now the generous plates of Hellenic-style delights have crossed the bridge to land in Bondi Beach.

Bondi makes for an appropriate setting for the restaurant, with its whitewashed walls and ever-staring mati, it's transportive from the Eastern Suburbs all the way to the island that inspires it all: Kastellorizo.

There's plenty on the menu that any diners of the other two establishments can attest to as excellent, especially considering it covers the bases of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Early morning visits are met with fruit bowls, breakfast wraps, omelettes, toast and Greek pastries.

Visit in the afternoon hours and the offering explodes into a huge mix of flavours. The standout entry is the chargrilled octopus — flavoursome and tender — but you could opt for something simpler like a takeaway-only souvlaki wrap to go and eat on the sand.

Eat in and you can tear into a mezze plate of breads, dips and grilled seafood; maybe a generous serve of spit roast meat and salad. Large groups will be well catered f0r too, with platters and banquet menus for big headcounts and big appetites.