DK Travel : Sydney : Bars & Nightclubs

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Café Hernandez

Open 24 hours for coffee and Spanish treats with the poets, artists and musos.
Café Sydney

The perfect place for a romantic dinner with its moody lighting, a Mod Oz/Asian menu and gorgeous harbour views. Check out the cigar bar and jazz on Friday nights.
Century Tavern

Grungy, smoky and filled with goths and punks, this dive pub is the place to go before watching a band at the Metro (see Metro Theatre).
Chinta Ria The Temple of Love

Happiness is welcomed into this lively restaurant by the giant Buddha that takes center stage. The delicious Malaysian food may be an aphrodisiac.
City Recital Hall

The first specifically-designed concert venue built in Sydney since the Opera House, the 1973 City Recital Hall is an uplifting space, ideal for acoustic music. The quality of sound has already attracted Australia’s leading companies, including the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Musica Viva and the Sydney Philharmonic Choir.
Civic Hotel

This Art Deco pub is open ’til 6am on Saturdays.
Clock Hotel

This place surges into life after work with locals revelling in happy hour throughout its four bars.
Club Kooky

Offers an alternative to the mainstream gay clubs with a mixed crowd, excellent DJs, live electronic music and an anything-goes vibe.
Commercial Hotel

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.
Coogee Bay Live

Coogee Bay Live marks the revival of a once-mighty live venue. This spot caters to devotees of Oz Rock and those who don’t mind their ears ringing the next day. It’s located in the backpacker haven of The Coogee Bay Hotel, which accommodates 7 bars.

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Restaurant price categories

For a two course meal for one with a drink (or equivalent meal), plus taxes and extra charges.
- under $35
- $35–$60
- $60–$120
- $120–$200
- over $200