Champagne Fridays

Celebrate the end of the week with $15 glasses of Louis Roederer. Every Friday, all day.
Available in all three restaurants:
Restaurant
Bistro
Betel Leaf

Betel Leaf Lunch Banquet

Enjoy a selection of the Chef’s favourite dishes, with champagne on arrival. Available for lunch only, Wednesday – Sunday.
*Cannot be used in conjunction with the Double your Dine & Discover promotion.

Christmas in July Dinner

Love turkey and bon bons but can’t wait until December? Then this is for you! Celebrate in the Restaurant with a festive 4 course dinner for $125 per person.

Literary Lunch

Join Author Michael Robotham for the launch of his new book ‘ When You Were Mine’.

With over 6 million copies sold, this is a launch not to miss.
Tcikets are $115 per person and include a 2 course lunch, glass of wine and copy of the book. Head to the Reservations tab to book.

Dine & Discover vouchers, accepted from March 1st.

Vouchers are redeemable anywhere within Bathers.

Double your voucher by dining at Betel Leaf for lunch Wednesday or Thursday. Redeem your $25 voucher and we’ll give you another $25 off! *

*Not available with the $59 banquet menu

David K Wiggs

David is a Sydney based artist with a studio at North Head.  He studied art at Seaforth Tafe Art College. Completing a diploma in Fine art majoring in painting and a post graduate certificate in drawing. David grew up around Sydney’s harbour and beaches, surfing and exploring the natural beauty of his home, surrounding coast and country.

Most of his painting and drawing is done in the landscape or Plein air. “It seems like a natural progression as an artist to paint and produce work in the landscape given that that is where I have always spent my time”. Painting on site on the beaches, the harbour, the bush and out in the country.

The work is a response to the subject before him. In the moment. The movement of the water, the energy and theatre of the beach, the bridge, the harbour, the silence and power of the land and bush. The animals at the zoo.

“When you connect with the subject and bypass thought, painting is a special thing. It gets you closer”.