The views are spectacular, but the food was very poor. The tables are exceptionally small and badly lit. In the 2 weeks we spent in Sydney, this was the only place that that was a disappointment.

Once you enter the tower, you'll go to a booth where they check your reservation and then you'll be ushered to one of the elevators (or lifts)where you take your 40 second ride to the top of the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere.

At the top, you enter the dimly lit revolving restaurant. The view of the city is breath-taking at night. The center contains a full course buffet with appetizers, dinner, and dessert. The food is decent, but not great. You are paying for the location and view.

The night we were there, our appetizers included Chinese food such as peking ravioli and Thai food such as satay. The main meal included kangaroo, emu, ham, turkey, roast beef, fish, vegetables, salads, and soup. Dessert included fruit, jello, a wide array of cakes, and of course coffee. After an hour or so, we were starting to get a little bit of motion sickness and decided to leave.