Enjoy a Relaxing Dining Experience at This Clontarf Beach Restaurant

Have a great dining experience along Clontarf Reserve at Clonny’s on the Beach.

Are you looking for a place to set up a casual brunch with your family and friends? Head over to Clonny’s on the Beach at Clontarf Reserve today and check out their delicious offerings.

Clonny’s on the Beach is a multi-cuisine restaurant managed by Chef Jo Bright and her colleagues, Steve Lee and Chris Dearberg. The restaurant is set against the beautiful backdrop of Clontarf Reserve, making it an ideal venue for catering large groups or functions for any special occasion. Walk-ins are welcome too at this restaurant.

The menu includes freshly produced entrees and dishes for breakfast and lunch only. Kids’ menu is available, as well as some vegetarian, vegan, and gluten- free food options.

Clonny's on the Beach
Baked eggs with chorizo
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Clonny's on the Beach
Dine in reservation at Clonny’s on the Beach
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Aside from the restaurant, Clonny’s also has a Kiosk that is perfect for those who are on the go.

The kiosk offers freshly served meals, snacks, and coffee that is ready for pick up for patrons who want to grab a quick food or drink, and enjoy it under the shade of an umbrella or over a picnic by the park or by the beach.

The kiosk offers salads, burgers, fish and chips, ice cream, coffee, and more!

Clonny's Kiosk
Burger and Coffee at the kiosk
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Clonny's Kiosk
Salad and snacks at the kiosk
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Who would not want a quick snack whilst going around Clontarf Reserve’s facilities? It is a good thing that both Clonny’s on the Beach and Clonny’s Kiosk are nearby!



The operating hours for the restaurant and the kiosk are as follows:

Clonny’s on the Beach
Saturday & Sunday8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Clonny’s Kiosk
Monday- Friday9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

For bookings you may send your request via email at bookings@clonnys.com.au.

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Sandy Bay: Clontarf’s 24 Hour Puppy Beach

Head over to Clontarf’s Sandy Bay this weekend and enjoy a nice dip in the water with your pooch!

Sandy Bay at Clontarf Reserve is one of the Lower North Shore’s dog friendly beaches. It is located north of Clontarf on Sandy Bay Road providing access to Middle Harbour. Sandy Bay also faces southeast towards The Spit that is only 500 meteres away.

Sandy Bay
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Sandy Bay is a 120 metre wide sheltered bay with shallow clean water that is ideal of pups (and people) who are not yet confident in deep waters with waves. Good swimmers may also opt to swim further in the calm waters of Sandy Bay for their enjoyment.

The shore space is a bit small at high tide, but any time other than the peak high tide hour will still give you enough space for you and your pooch to run, swim, and play. Low tide is still the best time for you to do some fun sand activities with your pet whether it is ball chasing or sand rolling.

Dog Beach
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Other facilities in Sandy Bay include an off-leash dog walking area, dinghy storage area, and waste bins. There are a few official parking spaces available for free, but on a busy day people may also park on the road edge. The nearest public toilet is 500 metres away from the beach at Clontarf Reserve.



If you are planning on visiting Sandy Bay, keep in mind that this dog friendly beach is a busy spot especially during weekends. Heaps of dog walkers come in this area during the week, and there are plenty of pooches of all sizes on a nice weekend day.

For food and drinks, you may either have a BYO picnic and have it under one of the shaded areas in the reserve, or you may also walk over to some of the kiosks found at Clontarf Reserve afterwards.