Venue
General Information
We are…
- A family run business that has been part of the community for well over 25 years.
Established in Brighton Le Sands in 1997 then moving to Cronulla beach a few years later - Cronulla is OPAHS true home!!!
Seating
- We seat approximately 120 people inside our venue and 40 seated guests on our front balcony
- The cocktail bar area holds approximately 50 standing guests or smaller seated groups
We cater for private functions (Call 9544 3133)
- Weddings, christenings, birthday parties, special celebrations - Any large groups
- Small scale cocktail parties 15+ people for our $30pp Tapas Menu (pre ordered)
- Large stand up events of 150+
Group bookings require a $100 deposit for 10 or more and $200 for 30+ people.
Opening Hours (temp covid changes)
- Open Wednesday to Sunday Lunch 12pm till late
- Bar open from 12pm-10pm (Later on weekends)
Menu Options
- Famous $55 Greek Yum Cha “All you can eat” - BYO Wine available with this menu ONLY (max 20 bottle)
- Kids 12 & under - Yum Cha 1/2 price
- Or Kids meals for $20
- The $45 Village Menu “All you can eat” Lunch and Dinner (N/A Fri/Sat Night)
- Mixed Entree’s & Main Meals - available for small bookings under 8 people
- Or $30 Bar Tapas Set Menu - Group bookings Only
Fees / Charges /other
- Fully Licenced or BYO Wine with Yum Cha Only
- MAX 20 BOTTLES PER GROUP
- Corkage $6 per person drinking
- BYO Cake - $1per person applies
- 1.5% Card fee on all purchases
- We allow decorations on tables - balloon bundles work best (no confetti please)
Take Away & Catering
- View our Take away menu and call Opah on 9544 3133 to place an order. Pick up for small orders can be prepared within 10-20 minutes
- Catering orders can be pre-organised for large groups - 10-200 people. View our catering guide or call Opah on 02 9544 3133 to discuss further.
What does Opah mean?
“OPAH”, is an expression of feeling and intense emotion.
Imagine Greek men listening to a bouzouki (Greek Guitar) at the height of the set whilst they dance around each other, arms in the air. Passion and angst can be felt in the crowd, then one man shouts at the top of his lungs “OPAH” as another man spins and jumps to the music that is playing, people smash plates and the excitement lifts.
