Mr. Fox is a boutique watering hole/day cafe situated on the Cleveland St end of Crown St. Opening its doors in late 2010, we have fast become known as a place that welcomes all comers, with a vast aray of different tastes, both culinarily and musically. Chill with a coffee and a book in the day, or enjoy live music, vinyl nights and live art all at least once a week by night, there is something for everyone.

The Royal Hotel is one of the significant remnant buildings within the inner Sydney Suburb of Darlington. Darlington was part of the area occupied by the cardigal band of Dharug aboriginal peoples who were substantially reduced in numbers in the smallpox epidemic of 1789.

Providing a limited range of great wines, Italian beers but our specialty is the sticky. A little low key after hours goodness to wipe off the day. You’ll find funky barmans upstairs running the place and mixing cocktails. Just tell them what sort of drink you feel like and they will do their thing. You don’t need to eat at Tablefor20 to come, we’re open from 6.30pm onwards so feel free to come straight up anytime or if you’re eating downstairs, come up for a drink after dinner. The bar is above Tablefor 20 and the entrance to Sticky Bar is via Taggarts Lane, off Crown St, in Surry Hills.

Ahoy! Welcome to the Angry Pirate, a small bar anchored at 125 Redfern Street, Sydney. Come down and join the crew and try our swashbuckling cocktails made from a vast array of secret recipes and our own barrel-spiced grog. Exceptional local craft beer and cider on tap from Young Henry’s and The Grifter. A small but perfectly formed list of fine wines, harking from these shores or across the seven seas. Classic Pizzas from our galley, hand-made by our very own Italian Pirate (until 11pm every night).

Behind its polished green-tile exterior beats the heart of a casual neighbourhood pub with a modern Italian trattoria. The Beresford kitchen offers everything from a simple bowl of fries with Sicilian sea salt to wood-fired pizza, house made pappardelle and decadent desserts. Drop in at lunchtime for some of the best meal deals in Surry Hills

The Green Room Lounge is a sophisticated, laidback alternative to the pub scene in Enmore. Within proximity of the Enmore Theatre and the creative types that flock to the Inner West, a bar that touches on performance and entertainment seems only fitting. The bar is decorated in distinct mid-century flavour, paying homage to the silver screen greats with a stream of film classics on a projector wall, and a general tip of the hat throughout to all things evocative of the theme and era. The drinks list is mostly local with boutique wines, beers and ciders but our passion is cocktails. Covering everything from the classics to a tailor made list exclusive to us, the mixes are fresh, innovative a really good reason to come down and check out The Green Room Lounge.

The Hazy Rose is a small bar on Stanley Street in the heart of Darlinghurst offering original cocktails, beautifully selected wine, quality beers and impeccable service.

A timeless drinking den where you can quench your thirst with a longneck at the custom built mahogany bar, snuggle up in a soft armchair with the house favourite – a whiskey sour or grab a booth and a bottle of European wine with your friends. Experience impeccable service and let the banter flow. You’ll meet a rich décor and good times.

The talented team at this deco inspired upstairs space is mixing up a truly individual drinks experience. Open late from Tuesday to Sunday, The Hazy Rose is the perfect place for that after work wind-down, for pre or post dinner drinks. Kick off your night here, linger with some fine tunes, stay a while and relax.

Nestled on the World Heritage, Cockatoo Island site lies The Island Bar. A brand new summer bar oasis minutes from the city. Join us and share this unique experience with waterfront views in the middle of Sydney Harbour. An island oasis just 5 minutes from the city, Island Bar, located on the Eastern side of Cockatoo Island is not your typical bar by any stretch of the imagination. Accessible only by ferry (departing from circular quay), the Island Bar is perfect for that special occasion. With fantastic cocktails and cocktail jugs, champagne, wine and local and imported beers on offer, whether your a tourist or a local, it is well worth a visit to this drinking oasis of the coast of Balmain. The only advice we have before heading their is to check ferry timetables and the Island Bar website for departure times and opening hours.

Located on buzzing Glebe Point Road, The Little Guy is a comfortable social environment where friends can meet, strangers can become friends and our neighbours are our best customers.

Pull up a stool at the large wooden bar and have a beer (the banter and spiced popcorn come free).