Percy

Spanish restaurant in Sydney, Australia.
About
Percy brings the vibrant spirit of Spain to Sydney through a contemporary tapas and wine bar inspired by the lively bars of Barcelona and the pintxos culture of San Sebastián. Seasonal share plates showcase authentic Spanish flavours alongside exceptional Australian produce, while an extensive collection of Spanish wines, vermouths and cocktails celebrates the country's rich winemaking and culinary traditions. Warm, heritage-inspired interiors and genuine hospitality create a relaxed, social dining experience that captures the essence of eating and drinking in Spain.
Reviews (232 on Google)
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★★★★★via Google“We’d been looking forward to an evening of tapas with good wine, and what we got was simply incredible. When, at the end of the evening, you’re not just well fed but thoroughly happy, then someone’s done something right. The location itself is very cosy, and then Elle in the kitchen didn’t just cook well – he truly created a work of art with his combinations of flavours. The service team – thank you, Angi, and your colleague – were also constantly looking after our comfort. Thank you for a brilliant evening.”
★★★★★via Google“What a great find for us. Percy is an absolute ripper. Awesome food and great service. The wait staff knew their wines and assisted me greatly in our selection. The food was cooked beautifully and super tasty. All in all, if you like tapas, I would highly recommend a trip to Percy.”
★★★★★via Google“We had an amazing dining experience! The restaurant offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, excellent service, and beautifully presented dishes. Every meal we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and prepared to perfection. A special compliment to chef Eli for the outstanding culinary skills and attention to detail. Each dish was expertly crafted, showcasing high-quality ingredients and exceptional taste. You can truly feel the passion and dedication behind every plate. Thank you to the entire team for making our visit memorable. We highly recommend this restaurant and look forward to coming back again soon! 🍽️👏✨”
★★★★★via Google“The oysters were fresh but quite small. The anchovy brioche toast was tasty, although a little salty. Unfortunately, the steak and pork both had an unusual smell and did not seem particularly fresh, which made them unpleasant to eat. The Crema Catalana dessert was okay but not memorable. Overall, the experience was disappointing and did not offer good value for money. There is also a 10% surcharge which is common on Sundays, but this place also charges it on Saturdays.”
★★★★★via Google“(3.5 stars) There’s an eye-catching arched red and yellow doorway but I’ll save you the awkwardness: it’s not how you enter Percy. The Spanish-themed bar has its actual entrance inside the lobby of Hotel Woolstore 1888. The bar is atmospheric, with exposed brickwork and substantial wooden rafters framing its glowing red bar. The cocktail list it puts out is succinct and interesting, alongside classics on request. Miel Española ($26) is a good place to begin. Two Australian gins, Never Never Beeswax and Olive Gin and Ester Sydney Dry Gin, mingle with lemon juice and just enough Spanish honey to avoid it being an acid bath. Sweetness is also well-controlled in the Mango Matador ($26), where pureed fruit takes the edge off what is actually a very spicy cocktail. The heat comes from padrón pepper-infused Trombo Blanco Tequila, and the dark red salted padrón rim. Thick slabs of grilled sourdough ($6) with mild chilli butter were our well-intentioned server’s idea. Ditto a standard gambas al jillo ($23) or garlic prawns. Patata bravas ($14) has had an update with the spuds slathered in smoky paprika sauce. Drizzled with mojo verde, torreznos ($22), or crisp pork belly slices, is our server’s first real run on the board. Made using a béchamel base, jamon croquetas ($16/4) bury the lead, but soak up alcohol nicely. While I wouldn’t like it as a main in its intended “platos grandes” form, the eggplant torta ($38) topped with thematic cherry tomatoes ate well in pizza-shaped wedges sharing-style. With bars like Letra House nailing drinks, eats, and service, this one has work to do in the latter two to ensure it gets repeats.”
★★★★★via Google“I felt welcomed and comfortable during my solo experience. Monica was such a beautiful host. The food was delicious and my espresso martini hit the spot perfectly. Very much recommend.”
★★★★★via Google“Wow! Very very very impressive meal. Friendly service, quality ingredients, good ambiences & tunes were on point as well. 1 of the best meals in a recent while. Will be back for trying more dishes and to have the steak again. Kudos to the chef.”
★★★★★via Google“Staff were brilliant and looked after us on our anniversary. We greatly enjoyed the Tapas plates, the best I've had in Australia, and the desserts. We will definitely be back to try some more of the menu. Only suggestion is getting Sangria added to the drinks list. We also enjoyed a breakfast there. I had the Sheepherders breakfast with scrambled egg, and I highly recommend it.”
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Percy — frequently asked questions
Does Percy take reservations?+
Yes — you can request a table at Percy directly on this page and the restaurant confirms your booking.
What are Percy's opening hours?+
Percy's full weekly opening hours are listed in the Hours panel on this page. It's open 12 days a week — always check the profile before you go, as hours can change.
Where is Percy?+
Percy is in Sydney, Australia. The full address is 139 Murray Street,. Tap "Get directions" for the map.
Is Percy expensive?+
Percy sits in the budget range ($) among Spanish restaurants in Sydney, Australia.