Alma Group · Northern Beaches

Two kitchens,one full table.

Mexican food, agave and good people across Avalon and Freshwater. Long lunches, local nights, cold margaritas and plates made for the middle.

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Where are we eating?

Same soul, different spaces.

Avalon is coastal, bright and built for long lunches. Freshwater is local, lively and made for nights around the table. Both serve shared plates, cold margaritas and a serious agave list.

Avalon Beach · Wed to Sun

Alma Avalon

Tequila, tacos, long lunches and a venue that always feels alive.

Where47 Old Barrenjoey Rd

OpenWed to Sun

StyleRestaurant & bar

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Freshwater · Tue to Sun

St Alma Freshwater

Your Freshwater local for tacos, tequila, group dinners and cocktails after dark.

Where20 Albert Street

OpenTue to Sun

StyleDining & cocktails

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Most ordered

What everyone orders.

Shared plates, seafood, tacos and dishes that land when they are ready. Order a few, pass them around, then order a few more.

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Shared plates

Made for the middle

Tacos & seafood

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The bar

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To start · Both venuesMost ordered

Guacamole

Corn chips, wakame.

Tacos · Alma AvalonSignature

Salmon sashimi hard-shell taco

Pico de gallo, guacachile.

Larger plates · St AlmaFor the table

Agave beef short rib

Grilled cos, pickled carrots, tortillas.

The bar · Both venuesSignature

Paloma

Tequila, grapefruit, lime.

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About the group

The home of
two locals.

Alma Group is the home of Alma Avalon and St Alma Freshwater, two Northern Beaches venues built around the same idea: good food, proper drinks and service that knows when to step in.

It started on a corner in Avalon. A trip to Mexico, an agave list we took seriously, and dishes lifted from the restaurants we keep going back to. Freshwater followed, its own venue, its own mood, the same soul at the heart of it. Two venues, one way of doing things. If you have never been, sit at the bar. Either bar.

100k+

Guests since 2017

350k+

Margaritas poured

Years on the beaches