-
You’ll wish the second oldest pub in Balmain was your local after enjoying live music, shelves full of books and couches to relax in.
-
More a bar than a pub, with a feisty Italian crowd. In summer the doors fold back to make an outdoor party, and in winter gas heaters keep you snug.
-
Established in 1870, this might be the most atmospheric pub in Sydney. Grab a tractor seat on the balcony and sip the local Red Back beer while enjoying the Harbour Bridge view.
-
Upstairs in the Palace Cinema complex, pop in to sip martinis and mull over the latest flick. Fun atmosphere and tasty food.
-
A traditional pub revamped with a restaurant and giant screens. The upper level has a clubby feel with DJs and pool tables.
-
This tiny local with much charm and fin-de-siècle interiors is hidden in a backstreet but is certainly worth seeking out.
-
An excellent local with entertainment most nights, including comedy on Mondays. The place really jams on Latino Sundays, when crowds pack in to hear the Latin bands.
-
A busy schedule sees comedy, trivia and movie nights at this stylish pub, as well as live music and DJs. It also offers an excellent and reasonably priced menu.
-
Something for everyone with great bar food, a giant screen, a groovy lounge area and a discrete gaming section. It’s the best place for a pick-me-up brunch.
-
The bistro at this Irish pub serves excellent food. Portions are very generous and European flavours are infused with an Irish influence.
-
Restaurant price categories
For a two course meal for one with a drink (or equivalent meal), plus taxes and extra charges.
-
Advertisement
-
-
Annaar's DC Guide
queen1
-
carolsch's Dublin guide
carols
-
Londona
ainars
-
Lynn's Barcelona guide
jt11v0
-
Venice guide
emmanu
-
-
-
tomvaughan's New York guide
tomvau
-
The Big Fat Greek Wedding
jwarla
-
JB Rome guide
baars0
-
Emily's Guided London
emijas
-
-
Flickerfest International Short Film FestivalFlickerfest, Australia's premier short film festival, presents an impressive programme of screenings under the stars at the Bondi Beach Pavilion in Sydney, before moving on to other major cities. Read more
-
Sydney's Big Day OutAustralasia's iconic touring music festival, Big Day Out hits Sydney in its time-honoured position at Homebush Bay's RAS Showgrounds every January. Numerous international artists appear alongside... Read more
-
Monet & The ImpressionistsMonet & The Impressionists at Sydney's Art Gallery of New South Wales features works that have never been seen in Australia. Expect the masterpieces by Renoir, Pissarro, Cézanne and the... Read more
-
Australia Day SpectacularWhat better way to celebrate 26 January than at Darling Harbour's Australia Day Spectacular? A wide variety of events entertain Sydneysiders on this national holiday and, with around 200,000 turning... Read more
![[+]](/images/button-addtoguide.gif)
symbol, to start adding attractions to your
tailor-made travel guide.
