Drummoyne sailing club: Where tranquility comes in with the tide

The title "Sailing Club" on its own adds a certain level of prestige to an establishment. The venue resembles greatly many bowling clubs around Australia, until you step out onto the expansive waterfront balcony.

I took great notice on entry of the sign; "$3 schooners on NRL nights" which it happened to be, so I ordered one of course. It was everything you'd expect out of a cold beer on tap for just 3 bucks.

When we ordered the food, I opted for the largest most expensive single item on the menu; the 500g T-bone steak. Regarding this choice, $33 closer to bankruptcy, I have no regrets.

I asked for medium rare and I received a lovely chunk of meat seared dark on the outside with a delectable shade of pink on the inside. The serving of chips was scaled up sufficiently to the steak and there was a dash of salad on the side to round out the appearance of a balanced meal.

Overall I left satisfied, having had just enough beer to make the meal reasonably priced factoring in the usual  cost of drinks. Guests can enter without a member for free and enjoy a nice meal and a few drinks on the waterfront here.

This is a fair way into the meal, beer not pictured

Drummoyne Sailing Club

2 St Georges Crescent

Drummoyne NSW 2047

+61 2 9719 8199