Flame

Sydney



Try their seafood selections, which pair beautifully with the curated wine list.

Flame is a steakhouse and seafood grill located at Level 2/932 Pittwater Rd, Dee Why, offering a refined yet relaxed dining experience. Situated within Dee Why RSL, Flame provides a contemporary take on traditional dining elements, focusing on high-quality ingredients sourced from local suppliers. Patrons can expect an array of superb Australian steaks and an extensive menu of seafood delights. Each dish at Flame is prepared with attention to detail, complementing the flavors with a carefully curated wine list that features selections from Australia and beyond.

Flame's dining room exudes warmth and comfort, creating an inviting atmosphere ideal for enjoying a meal with friends or family. The attention to detail extends beyond the menu, with dedicated staff ensuring a seamless dining experience. For those planning a gathering, Flame offers a private dining area that can be arranged to accommodate various group sizes, making it a suitable option for both intimate dinners and larger celebrations.

Operating from Wednesday to Sunday starting at 5:30 pm, Flame is a great option for dinners in the Northern Beaches of Sydney. The restaurant embraces both its historical roots and modern dining trends, providing a setting that is both familiar and freshly inspired.

Reviews

Iconic Productions Event Management Dept Iconic Productions Event Management Dept May 2026

We are on a quest to find the best culinary experience in all of Australia, … and on this particular evening, that odyssey led us into the concealed chambers of Flame, a venue so architecturally refined that its existence inside an RSL feels almost absurd. Hidden behind confusing corridors and understated signage, the restaurant eventually reveals itself through a mesmerising blue flame above cascading water and an atmosphere of darkened elegance.  Internally, Flame is a triumph of ambience. Crimson brown lamps, charcoal inspired textures, ember toned carpeting, and an open kitchen collectively create the sensation of dining within a sophisticated furnace. Every detail appears deliberate, from the polished serving rails to the intricately sculpted cutlery.  The service was polished and highly professional. Staff demonstrated precision, attentiveness, and admirable situational awareness. A particularly memorable moment involved a waitress courteously delaying the pouring of wine until conversation had concluded. A subtle yet deeply refined gesture. Staff likewise respected our party’s internal discussion without unnecessary interruption.  That said, intervals between courses were undeniably lengthy, at times approaching thirty minutes, which may test less patient diners. Whilst attentiveness was appreciated, repeated interruptions mid meal occasionally bordered upon excessive.  The cuisine oscillated between brilliance and disappointment. The monkfish skewer was extraordinary. Moist, delicate, and luxuriously soft, the fish dissolved with near buttery elegance whilst the chorizo amplified its sweetness magnificently.  The venison achieved culinary excellence. Encased within flaky pastry and accompanied by a profound juniper berry jus, the meat reached a rare equilibrium between tenderness and richness. It was unquestionably the pinnacle of the evening.  The pate displayed sophistication and refinement, whilst the creme brulee and smoked chocolate dessert possessed admirable texture, though the latter leaned more heavily toward coffee than smoked chocolate.  The greatest revelation arrived through something deceptively humble … the crispy French fries. Fried to an astonishing level of crispness and accompanied by an addictive vinegar infused mayonnaise, they constituted one of the most pleasurable potato experiences imaginable.  Regrettably, the steak failed to embody the restaurant’s very identity. Despite competent cooking, it lacked succulence, assertive flavor, and genuine flame kissed character. The peppercorn crust provided little authority, whilst the bearnaise sauce ultimately became the sole component rescuing the dish from mediocrity. For a venue named “Flame,” this represented a palpable disappointment.  Flame possesses immense promise. Its ambience is magnificent, its service polished, and several dishes approach exceptional culinary heights. Yet inconsistency within certain marquee offerings prevents it from fully igniting into greatness. For now, Flame remains not entirely aflame, but elegantly smouldering.

Alfia Vaiasinni Alfia Vaiasinni Feb 2026

Amazing food a fine dining experience with good delicious food at generous size portions. The Chicken Oscar was unbelievably tasty, can't wait to try it again. The Port Ribs fell off the bone so delicious. The cheesy garlic bread so delicious. Going again soon x

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Frequently Asked Questions

Flame is located at Level 2/932 Pittwater Rd, Dee Why NSW 2099, within the Dee Why RSL.
Flame features a cozy indoor dining atmosphere, and any outdoor seating options are not mentioned.
Flame specializes in Australian steakhouse and seafood grill cuisine, focusing on quality local ingredients.
Yes, Flame provides a private dining area with flexible configurations for larger groups, accommodating up to 24 guests.
Flame is open from Wednesday to Sunday, starting at 5:30 pm.
Yes, the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere makes it suitable for families as well as other group gatherings.
Flame is likely to offer options for various dietary needs; it is recommended to inquire directly for specifics.
Reservations can be made by contacting Flame directly or visiting their website for more details.
Flame maintains a refined yet relaxed dining environment; typical smart-casual attire is appropriate.

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