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AFTER DARK

Great Sydney watering holes.

There’s no excuse to be stuck alone at home or in a hotel room in Sydney, because the city is full of places to meet and greet new friends, old friends and future friends. There are old-fashioned pubs, new fashioned wine bars, hotels in odd places and night clubs that are just odd. Here are some of our suggestions.

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theloft

King Street Wharf

This waterfront bar is an uberchic, dimly lit, waterfront haunt, where the fabulous go to prowl. It keeps them lured in with its i...more
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    (+61 2) 9299 4770
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    3 Lime Street, King Street Wharf, Sydney
This high-energy dance club over two levels appeals to a mainly gay audience but straights will never be turned away....more
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    (+61 2) 9380 8700
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    16 Flinders Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney
With ornate furniture and rich artwork, this refurbished 1836-built School of Arts building is one of the city's most inspirational venues, with four separate bars, DJs and live jazz. The main bar, Verge, used to be a chapel!...more
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    (+61 2) 9284 1200
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    275 Pitt Street, Sydney,
Aurora Bar & Lounge, split over two levels, is where modern minimalist sophistication meets comfort. Relax on their cushioned lounges with a cool drink – or even a coffee - and watch as the bustling city below you goes by....more
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    (+61 2) 9241 1911
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    Aurora Place, Cnr Phillip & Bent Streets, Sydney,
This is a beer lover’s paradise as it offers more than 90 Australian ales. Not only that, but you can pair your beer with kangaroo, emu or crocodile pizzas that are prepared with care – meaning it’s not a tourist gimmick....more
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    (+61 2) 9247 2229
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    Cnr Gloucester & Cumberland Streets, The Rocks, Sydney
This Italian-inspired bar, adorned with chandeliers and burnished mirrors, is like a little piece of Europe, looking out onto Hyde Park. The wine list boasts international wines and spirits, plus delectable cuisine and finger food...more
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    (+61 2) 9283 7098
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    185 Elizabeth Street, Sydney,
Whether you prefer the buzz in the Sports Bar downstairs or prefer the comfy couches in the Three Lounge, Bar 333 is one of Sydney's favourite hotspots. Plus they make excellent cocktails....more
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    (+61 2) 9299 8333
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    Shop 1, 333 George Street, Sydney,
Basement

Circular Quay

The rough and tumble Basement plays a central role in Sydney’s live music culture, with everything from jazz to barbershop quartets lighting up the space. You can sip a beer and munch on a toasted sandwich while you’re listening....more
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    (+61 2) 9251 2797
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    29 Reiby Place, Circular Quay, Sydney
This Sydney institution is classy but never pretentious, with a clientele full of long-time locals and under-the-radar celebs. It has an oyster bar, a cocktail list full of classics and new inventions, and a leafy courtyard....more
  • Contact
    (+61 2) 9357 2177
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    32 Bayswater Road, Kings Cross, Sydney
Recently refurbished, this pub and terrace bar are sexy, smooth and stylish. The Velvet basement bar is a warm and intimate space, with low lighting and comfortable lounges. Booking advisable....more
  • Contact
    (+61 2) 9331 2575
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  • Location
    265-267 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney