Greek Night at Elements Brasserie in Belmore runs 7:00pm to 11:00pm on select Fridays, with set menus from $69 per person and live bouzouki in the room. The next three dates are Friday 11 September, Friday 9 October and Friday 20 November 2026.
One thing before you read further: standard tables are not available on these nights. It is a set menu event only, and spots are limited. The detail on that, the menus, the music and how to book all follow.
Dates, Times and Prices
| Detail | What it is |
|---|---|
| Next dates | Friday 11 September, Friday 9 October, Friday 20 November 2026 |
| Time | 7:00pm to 11:00pm |
| Greek mezze platter | $69 per person |
| Two course set menu | $79 per person |
| Three course set menu | $99 per person |
| Drinks | Beverage packages available on request |
| Where | Elements Brasserie, 721a Canterbury Rd, Belmore |
Prices are current at the time of writing. Full package detail sits on the Greek Night event page, which is also where the booking happens.
The One Thing to Know Before You Book
No standard reservations are taken on a Greek Night. The whole room runs on the event packages, so you cannot walk in and order off the regular menu. Everyone at the table books one of the three set menus.
That is not a restriction so much as the point. A room where every table is eating the same courses at roughly the same time, with a bouzouki player working the floor, behaves completely differently to a normal Friday service. It is closer to a function than a dinner booking.
Spots are limited on each date. Booking early matters more here than on a regular night, because there is no overflow.
What Comes Out: The Mezze Platter
The $69 mezze platter is the sharing option, and it is the one that suits a table that wants to keep talking rather than order individually. Chicken skewers and beef skewers come off the grill, haloumi chips arrive hot, and the rest of the board fills with spreads, salads and vegetables.
It works best for groups. One platter format across the whole table means nobody is waiting on a main while somebody else finishes, which is the usual problem with a large booking.
The Two and Three Course Menus
If you would rather order your own plate, the $79 two course and $99 three course menus let each person choose.
Entrees run from chilli squid to fried halloumi. Mains cover Greek souvlaki through to prawns with squid ink linguini, which tells you something about how this kitchen approaches the night; it is a Greek menu built by a steakhouse and pasta kitchen, not a taverna impersonation. Desserts include pistachio panna cotta and biscoff cheesecake.
The three course adds the dessert. Between the two, the choice is mostly about how long you want to be at the table.
The Music
Live music is what separates this from a themed set menu. Telly from Bouzouki Shows Sydney performs, alongside Andrew Kalogeropoulos on keyboards and vocals, and the venue describes the pairing as traditional sounds with modern energy.
The bouzouki is the reason the room gets loud in a good way. Expect the volume to climb through the night, expect people to be up out of their seats by the later sets, and do not book a Greek Night if what you want is a quiet dinner. Book a normal Friday for that.
Who Greek Night Suits
- Birthdays and milestones. A set menu, live music and a fixed price per head removes almost all of the planning.
- Big groups. The mezze format is built for a long table, and everyone eating the same courses keeps the service tight.
- Anyone who misses a proper Greek night out. Sydney has plenty of Greek restaurants; far fewer run live bouzouki on a set date you can plan around.
- Work send-offs and end of year dinners. Priced per head, booked in advance, no splitting the bill nineteen ways.
It suits families less well than a normal service, simply because of the hour and the volume. The kitchen caters for dietary requirements, so flag anything when you book rather than on the night.
Belmore, and Getting There
Elements Brasserie sits on Canterbury Road in Belmore, which puts it within a short drive of Campsie, Canterbury, Roselands, Kingsgrove, Lakemba and Bankstown. Street parking is realistic, which is not something you can say about a Friday night in the city.
Belmore station is a walk from the strip, and it is worth considering given the night runs to 11:00pm and there are beverage packages involved. If you are making an evening of the suburb, our guide to things to do in Belmore covers the sports ground, the Cooks River path and the rest of the area.
Greek culture runs deep across Sydney, and the calendar reflects it. The Greek Festival of Sydney, now in its 44th year, is the largest Greek cultural festival in Australia and a good gauge of how much of it happens here beyond the restaurants.
Greek Night FAQs
When is the next Greek Night in Sydney at Elements Brasserie?
Friday 11 September 2026, then Friday 9 October and Friday 20 November. Each runs 7:00pm to 11:00pm. Dates are set well ahead and released on the event page, so check there before assuming a monthly pattern; the gaps between them are not even.
How much does Greek Night cost?
Three set menus: $69 per person for the Greek mezze platter, $79 for two courses and $99 for three. Beverage packages are available on request rather than included. Prices are current at the time of writing.
Can you book a normal table on Greek Night?
No. Standard reservations are not available on these evenings. The room runs entirely on the three event packages, so every booking is a set menu. If you want the regular a la carte menu, choose another night.
Is there live music at Greek Night?
Yes. Telly from Bouzouki Shows Sydney performs with Andrew Kalogeropoulos on keyboards and vocals. It is live for the evening rather than a background playlist, and the room gets loud as the night goes on. Plan accordingly if someone at the table wants a conversation.
Is Greek Night good for a large group?
It is one of the better group nights on the calendar. The mezze platter is designed for sharing, the fixed price per head removes the bill argument, and everyone eats at the same pace. Book early, because spots on each date are limited.
What is on the Greek Night menu?
The mezze platter carries chicken and beef skewers, haloumi chips, spreads, salads and vegetables. The two and three course menus run entrees such as chilli squid and fried halloumi, mains from Greek souvlaki to prawns with squid ink linguini, and desserts including pistachio panna cotta and biscoff cheesecake.
Book Your Spot
Greek Night is one of the few things on the Belmore calendar that sells out on the date rather than the day. Three menus, live bouzouki, a room that runs on one clock, and a price you know before you sit down.
Book through the Elements Brasserie booking page or call 1300 ELEMENTS (1300 353 636), and say which of the three menus you want when you do. Mention any dietary requirements at the same time so the kitchen can plan around them.
