A fresh dining spot has landed in Bondi, bringing with it the sun-soaked flavours of the Mediterranean. Kazzi Beach Greek has officially opened its doors on O’Brien Street, offering locals a relaxed, island-style dining experience just a short stroll from the sand.
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Inspired by the laid-back atmosphere of the Greek Islands, the restaurant focuses on sharing-style meals and coastal charm. The menu spans breakfast through dinner every day of the week, featuring classic dishes such as grilled octopus, lamb and chicken wraps, hearty meat platters, and traditional sweets like galaktoboureko and shortbreads.
This latest venue is the third in the Kazzi Beach Greek portfolio, which already includes well-loved locations in Balmoral and Manly. The group’s founder sees the Bondi opening as a significant step, noting that the suburb’s vibrant lifestyle and cultural diversity make it an ideal match for their style of hospitality.
Since opening, the Bondi restaurant has already drawn in a steady stream of curious locals and beachgoers. Early visitors have praised the arrival of a quality Greek dining option in the area, with one diner expressing delight that Bondi finally has a standout spot for authentic Greek food. Another shared their experience, highlighting the vibrant freshness of the salad, the perfectly cooked, tender chicken, and the soft, warm pita bread that rounded out their meal.
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The team behind Kazzi aims to offer more than just a meal—it’s about creating a space where people gather, share stories, and enjoy generous hospitality. They view the new Bondi taverna as a natural extension of both Greek warmth and the beachside community spirit that defines the area. Locals can expect more to come, with a fourth Kazzi location already in the pipeline and set to launch early next year.
Published 8-August-2025
