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  • 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.

  • Made up of three levels and an outdoor courtyard, this pub and restaurant serves modern Italian food and has a good pizza menu.

  • Three levels include a bar, dance floor and lounge bar. It’s patronized mostly by men and their straight girlfriends. Male Order on Wednesday nights is very popular.

  • A night for the beautiful people, in a bar popular with the fashion set thanks to its glamorous decor. Laid back beats and great food and cocktail menus.

  • The central element at this nightclub is the music, and the main dance floor pumps with pure house. Rehydrate at one of three bars or, if you’re lucky enough, the VIP lounge, which is decked out with silver bean bags and mirror balls. The decor is a throwback to Studio 54.

  • A landmark of the Australian jazz, blues and roots scene since the early 1970s, the walls of The Basement are covered in autographed photos of the stars who have graced its stage. There’s live music every night of the week, and you can buy dinner-and-showpackages or standing tickets.

  • The Cat & Fiddle Hotel

    Sydney’s hardest-working live venue hosts more than 30 bands and solo artists every week, so there’s music to suit every taste. This musician-friendly bar has a strong local following, particularly for their Sunday afternoon sessions.

  • This tiny Surry Hills venue packs them in for live music six nights a week. The mostly local acts run from alternative rock and pop to country. The atmosphere is friendly and the room looks more like a lounge than a bar.

  • This hip new bar brings style to Darling Harbour. Spectacular views and good service make it a winner. Tapas-style snacks are available till 10pm.

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