Rosie Campbell’s

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320 Crown Street
Surry Hills, 2010 NSW
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Opening Hours

SUN	12:00pm - 12:00am
MON	12:00pm - 12:00am
TUE	12:00pm - 12:00am
WED	12:00pm - 12:00am
THU	12:00pm - 12:00am
FRI	12:00pm - 12:00am
SAT	12:00pm - 12:00am

The Details

Cuisine

Caribbean
American

Need to Know

Good for Groups
Great for Dates

Serving

Lunch
Dinner
Dessert
Late Night
Take Away

In the mood for

Cocktails

Need to know

Full Food Menu
Good for Groups
Great for Dates

The Verdict

From the team that brought you the Soda Factory, comes Rosie Campbell’s. Their menu is all about the Jamaican Jerk-style food and this canteen and rum bar is serving dishes and cocktails inspired by Jamaica (duh) with an American twist. Located on the corner of Crown and Campbell Street, this Surry Hills restaurant offers a unique dining experience oozing with vintage charm and tropical vibes.

Dine-in or takeaway options are available so try out their Ja'mac 'n' cheese, Jamaican jerk chicken and rum cakes with a side of kinky reggae rum punch. With a big and bold atmosphere bursting with colours and flavours, their free wifi will have your family and friends instantly jealous of all your foodie pics.

On Friday 20 April, they’re throwing a munchies feast to end all munchies feast to celebrate 420 (get it? 20 April, 4. 20. You get it). Alongside their regular and seriously delicious menu, they’ll also be serving up a munchie mountain involving cheesy Doritos, Rosie’s famous mac ’n’ cheese, jerk chicken and tropical salsa, allllllll served in a Doritos packet, and it'll only set you back a cool $20. The party will kick off from 12pm, so if anyone’s looking for us next Friday, you know where we’ll be.

Image credit: Rosie Campbell's

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