No sponsored posts. No paid listings. Just real prices from real restaurants across Sydney.
Cracker Eats is a free, community-maintained price comparison guide for affordable restaurants across Sydney, Australia. We track real menu prices at over 60 restaurants — from $9 banh mi to $25 Korean BBQ — so you always know what you're paying before you walk in the door.
We started Cracker Eats because eating out in Sydney is expensive. Finding a decent meal under $20 used to mean hours of googling outdated Zomato reviews or scanning blurry menu photos on Instagram. We thought there was a better way.
Now, anyone can browse by suburb, filter by cuisine, compare prices on a live map, and vote on whether the prices are accurate. It's fast, honest, and always free.
Every restaurant is pinned on an interactive Sydney map with its cheapest price visible. Filter by cuisine type, suburb, or budget to find exactly what you want.
Click any restaurant to see a full breakdown of their menu prices — not just a vague "$$" rating. Know exactly what you'll spend before you go.
Prices change. Our community votes on whether listed prices are still accurate, and anyone can suggest a correction. Cracker Eats stays honest because Sydneysiders keep it honest.
Know a hidden gem that deserves more attention? Submit it through the "+ Add" button. Our team reviews every submission before it goes live.
From Haymarket to Hornsby, Cabramatta to Coogee — we cover the full flavour of Sydney dining on a budget.
Cracker Eats is not paid by restaurants to list them. We don't accept sponsored placements or paid reviews. Every restaurant on the platform is added because it genuinely offers good value for money in Sydney.
We display Google AdSense advertisements to help cover server and maintenance costs. These ads are clearly labelled and never influence which restaurants appear on the platform or in what order.
Our goal is simple: help everyday Sydneysiders eat well without spending a fortune.
Browse 60+ restaurants across Sydney — all under $25.
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