We can definitely accommodate dietary requirements as long as we get notified 48 hours in advance. We also cater our menu for pregnant guests. 

Our menu contains allergens and is prepared in a kitchen that handles nuts, seeds, dairy, shellfish, gluten and garlic. Whilst all reasonable efforts are taken to accommodate guest dietary needs, we cannot guarantee that our food will be allergen free. We can therefore not cater for people suffering from severe allergies.

Please communicate any allergies via email at [email protected] 48 hours prior to the booking and with our staff upon arrival.

Kindly note that for groups of 7 or more we charge a 10% service fee, which goes straight to our chefs, bartenders and waiters who worked on your event.

We do have a set-menu policy for groups of 7 or more, however we cater to all dietary requirements and allergies.

While we can’t guarantee, we will try our best to accommodate.

Definitely! Bottomless package is an optional add on, so every guest can choose to do it or not to.

All room hire & whole venue hire events are subject to drink packages. This must be confirmed 3 weeks prior to the event.

Unfortunately, Shaffa is not licensed for BYO. But you can make a selection from our delicious drinks list!

We unfortunately don’t have a kids menu, however for kids under 8 years old the weekend brunch set menu is only $39.50.

Support animals are welcome at Shaffa. We absolutely love dogs, but unfortunately as we have limited space in the venue, and lots of staff members going around carrying hot plates and beverages, we can’t have dogs during our services.

You are welcome to bring your own! We charge a cakeage fee of $4 pp.

Yes, Shaffa is wheelchair and pram accessible through Albion Street. Please use the ramp from street level and then go through the lift. Accessible bathrooms are also located in the restaurant. Please let us know when you will be coming so we can be sure to be ready!

Shaffa is located at 80 Albion Street, Surry Hills. You will find us nestled within a narrow alley between a 140-year-old church and a 19th-century inn, but don’t worry there’s a sign out the front that will guide the way.