Belvoir is conveniently located just minutes from Sydney’s Central Station, and the area offers a diverse range of culinary options to suit almost every palate. You can choose from award-winning restaurants, stylish wine bars or our very own Hal Bar, located in the foyer of the theatre.
At the theatre, our selection of light meals, snacks and sweets, is available 60 minutes prior to each performance and during interval. We also serve Handpicked Wines, Poor Toms and Coopers to ensure a great range of beverages to enhance your theatre experience.
We love local businesses and aim to work exclusively with local suppliers and local restaurants. So here’s our inside scoop on getting the most out of your next trip to Belvoir.
BELVOIR’S HAL BAR
We have both snacks and light meals on offer at the Hal Bar, and cater for many dietary requirements. For further information on dietary requirements please refer to our supplier’s websites Big Crunch Sushi and Serendipity Ice Cream, and our partner’s website Bourke St Bakery.
Belvoir’s Hal Bar is a Sydney theatre institution. It’s the perfect place to meet up with friends before the show starts, or grab a drink after to continue chatting about the show. You never know who you might see!
Our foyer is a beautiful, welcoming space. Photo: Patrick Boland.
HAPPY HOUR
The Hal Bar also offers a Happy Hour from Thursdays to Saturdays between 5:30pm – 6:30pm*.
Patrons can purchase:
Coopers Pale Ale $6.50
Handpicked Chardonnay & Shiraz $6.50
*Currently, due to COVID-19 precautions, the theatre can only be accessed from 6pm.
Handpicked is a contemporary and dynamic Australian wine company. They ‘handpick’ the wine regions and grape varieties from around Australia and beyond to craft an impressive range of wines.
This local business that brings some of the world’s best wines to our theatre for you to enjoy. And if you’re keen for more, their cellar door is just down the road in Chippendale.
Poor Toms is in the business of making absurdly delicious spirits – especially gin. With a nod to a Theatrical link in their name sake, this is a partnership that just makes sense. We recommend you try a tipple of their Sydney Dry Gin and equally recommend you visit their Gin Hall.
There’s a reason Poor Toms is one of our favourite partners. Take a sip and you’ll taste why.
Chic & sophisticated modern Middle Eastern dining just a few steps from Belvoir’s theatre doors. Open pre- and post-show, Zahli brings an added dimension to traditional Lebanese dishes, introducing their take on the region’s most iconic flavours.
The team from SOUL Dining provide creative food from the heart – too Korean to be called modern Australian, not traditional enough to be called classic Korean. We love their plush blue velvet seating and impressive bar of Australian wines, Korean lager, classic cocktails and kimchi-brine Bloody Marys, just for fun!
Bourke St Bakery began as a little corner store bakery cafe in Surry Hills in 2004, born of a love of good food and an appreciation of all things hand made. It’s now a Sydney institution with 10 bakeries and outlets around the city.
Situated in the heart of Potts Point, Regents Court offers a collection of unique, art deco studio apartments, making it Belvoir’s home away from home. Allow yourself to be captivated by Regents Court secret roof top garden, or immerse yourself in the foodie culture of the area.
Adina Apartment Hotels offer the modern explorer apartment living with space to stretch out in the heart of a neighbourhood, combining do-it-yourself experiences and the ease of hotel services. Contemporary living and working spaces with kitchens and laundries encourage guests to “live like a local”.
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Deborah was last at Belvoir in Company B’s Greek Tragedy. Other theatre credits include: Wicked Sisters
(Griffin), Lady Tabouli (National Theatre Of Parramatta/Sydney Festival), Gods Of Strangers (State Theatre
Company South Australia), The God Committee, Heartbreak Kid (Ensemble/tours), The Shearston Shift (Sydney
Theatre Company/Australian People’s Theatre/tours), I’m With Her, The Mystery of Love & Sex (Darlinghurst
Theatre Company), Metamorphoses (Apocalypse/Old Fitz), Unfinished Works, Homesick (Bontom), Seagull
(Secret House), Mum’s The Word (Burberry Productions/Australian tours/SOH Playhouse/Glen Street), Dropped
(The Goods Theatre Company/Old Fitz), House of Ramon Iglesia (MopHead/Old Fitz), A Kind of Alaska,
Suddenly Last Summer, Hotel Hibiscus (NIDA company), Antigone (Sport For Jove), Boswell for the Defence
(Sydney Festival), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (theatrongroup). Television credits: Children’s
Hospital, My Place, Police Rescue, G.P., Pulse, Rake, Redfern Now (ABC), Camp (NBC/Matchbox), Murder Call
(Nine Network), A Country Practice, All Saints, Home and Away (Seven Network). Film credits: Chasing
Comets, Balls, Boys From The Bush, Cavity, Inside Out, No Worries, The Premonition, and Razzle Dazzle. A
NIDA, Trinity College London, and Sydney University graduate, Deborah’s been nominated for several Sydney
Theatre Awards, and is a proud MEAA Member since 1990.
Deborah GalanoS
Deborah was last at Belvoir in Company B’s Greek Tragedy. Other theatre credits include: Wicked Sisters
(Griffin), Lady Tabouli (National Theatre Of Parramatta/Sydney Festival), Gods Of Strangers (State Theatre
Company South Australia), The God Committee, Heartbreak Kid (Ensemble/tours), The Shearston Shift (Sydney
Theatre Company/Australian People’s Theatre/tours), I’m With Her, The Mystery of Love & Sex (Darlinghurst
Theatre Company), Metamorphoses (Apocalypse/Old Fitz), Unfinished Works, Homesick (Bontom), Seagull
(Secret House), Mum’s The Word (Burberry Productions/Australian tours/SOH Playhouse/Glen Street), Dropped
(The Goods Theatre Company/Old Fitz), House of Ramon Iglesia (MopHead/Old Fitz), A Kind of Alaska,
Suddenly Last Summer, Hotel Hibiscus (NIDA company), Antigone (Sport For Jove), Boswell for the Defence
(Sydney Festival), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (theatrongroup). Television credits: Children’s
Hospital, My Place, Police Rescue, G.P., Pulse, Rake, Redfern Now (ABC), Camp (NBC/Matchbox), Murder Call
(Nine Network), A Country Practice, All Saints, Home and Away (Seven Network). Film credits: Chasing
Comets, Balls, Boys From The Bush, Cavity, Inside Out, No Worries, The Premonition, and Razzle Dazzle. A
NIDA, Trinity College London, and Sydney University graduate, Deborah’s been nominated for several Sydney
Theatre Awards, and is a proud MEAA Member since 1990.
Deborah GalanoS
Deborah was last at Belvoir in Company B’s Greek Tragedy. Other theatre credits include: Wicked Sisters
(Griffin), Lady Tabouli (National Theatre Of Parramatta/Sydney Festival), Gods Of Strangers (State Theatre
Company South Australia), The God Committee, Heartbreak Kid (Ensemble/tours), The Shearston Shift (Sydney
Theatre Company/Australian People’s Theatre/tours), I’m With Her, The Mystery of Love & Sex (Darlinghurst
Theatre Company), Metamorphoses (Apocalypse/Old Fitz), Unfinished Works, Homesick (Bontom), Seagull
(Secret House), Mum’s The Word (Burberry Productions/Australian tours/SOH Playhouse/Glen Street), Dropped
(The Goods Theatre Company/Old Fitz), House of Ramon Iglesia (MopHead/Old Fitz), A Kind of Alaska,
Suddenly Last Summer, Hotel Hibiscus (NIDA company), Antigone (Sport For Jove), Boswell for the Defence
(Sydney Festival), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (theatrongroup). Television credits: Children’s
Hospital, My Place, Police Rescue, G.P., Pulse, Rake, Redfern Now (ABC), Camp (NBC/Matchbox), Murder Call
(Nine Network), A Country Practice, All Saints, Home and Away (Seven Network). Film credits: Chasing
Comets, Balls, Boys From The Bush, Cavity, Inside Out, No Worries, The Premonition, and Razzle Dazzle. A
NIDA, Trinity College London, and Sydney University graduate, Deborah’s been nominated for several Sydney
Theatre Awards, and is a proud MEAA Member since 1990.
Deborah GalanoS
Deborah was last at Belvoir in Company B’s Greek Tragedy. Other theatre credits include: Wicked Sisters
(Griffin), Lady Tabouli (National Theatre Of Parramatta/Sydney Festival), Gods Of Strangers (State Theatre
Company South Australia), The God Committee, Heartbreak Kid (Ensemble/tours), The Shearston Shift (Sydney
Theatre Company/Australian People’s Theatre/tours), I’m With Her, The Mystery of Love & Sex (Darlinghurst
Theatre Company), Metamorphoses (Apocalypse/Old Fitz), Unfinished Works, Homesick (Bontom), Seagull
(Secret House), Mum’s The Word (Burberry Productions/Australian tours/SOH Playhouse/Glen Street), Dropped
(The Goods Theatre Company/Old Fitz), House of Ramon Iglesia (MopHead/Old Fitz), A Kind of Alaska,
Suddenly Last Summer, Hotel Hibiscus (NIDA company), Antigone (Sport For Jove), Boswell for the Defence
(Sydney Festival), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (theatrongroup). Television credits: Children’s
Hospital, My Place, Police Rescue, G.P., Pulse, Rake, Redfern Now (ABC), Camp (NBC/Matchbox), Murder Call
(Nine Network), A Country Practice, All Saints, Home and Away (Seven Network). Film credits: Chasing
Comets, Balls, Boys From The Bush, Cavity, Inside Out, No Worries, The Premonition, and Razzle Dazzle. A
NIDA, Trinity College London, and Sydney University graduate, Deborah’s been nominated for several Sydney
Theatre Awards, and is a proud MEAA Member since 1990.
