The Light Brigade Hotel is an iconic Art Deco Paddington Woollahra Pub, located on the corner of Oxford Street and Jersey Road. Long regarded as an Eastern Suburbs Institution, the Light Brigade Hotel is a great place to catch up with friends for a drink or a bite to eat. Located near the Sydney Football Stadium & Sydney Cricket Ground, Randwick Racecourse and Centennial Park, the Light Brigade Hotel is also a great place to enjoy a pre and post game drink or meal or to watch sport live on our massive103 inch plasma TV Screen. The Light Brigade Hotel also features a gold standard TAB, the only one of its kind in Paddington and Woollahra.

Provides a fresh new meeting place for inner-city residents to catch for a drink after work, as well as creating a forum for Sydney’s art crowd. The Art after Dark Bar would trade six days a week with the aim of reaching both the after work crowd and a second wave of night-time trade to coincide with The Live Art Space.

The concept of Q is to step away from a dedicated style and provide an alternative for people looking for a place to meet, talk, dance, have a drink, play a game of pinball or pool or more generally just to have fun. Q has played host to many a celebrity and too many to mention, from Kylie to Elle to the Crown Prince of Denmark, from Eddie Vedder to Lawrence Fishburne to Ice T to Boy George to Bono and more…

This beautiful art deco inner city bar offers comfort and class. You can grab a seat in the popular area, and watch as Taylor Square passes you by or have an intimate conversation in the cosy lounge area.

Dare to venture down a dark Oxford St staircase and find a subterranean world waiting for you, an intimate space which embodies the original spirit of Oxford St – a place for the beautiful misfits to meet, and a place for those with a surprisingly straight public face to get their freak on.

Located smack bang in the hustle and bustle of Oxford St, Name This Bar has a grungy boho chic feel. It boasts mismatched furniture take for example the red velvet sofa my friends and I decided to sit on and the leopard skin armchair. Mercier tells me the furniture is all second hand – purchased from garage sales. He even said one of the tables in the middle was a table in his old house and instead of putting it out for council pickup, he took it to the bar.

Nestled on the 2nd floor, the Polo Lounge offers the highest possible standards in an intimate, elegant environment. Luxuriously appointed, the Polo Lounge was inspired by the timeless appeal of the the clubs of London’s Mayfair and New York’s upper East Side.

Said to be one of the largest nightclubs in the southern hemisphere, ARQ Sydney took five years to research and build. Sydney’s only purpose built entertainment venue, it is genuinely unsurpassed in its facilities and flexibility. Its comfort, stunning levels of finish and functionality combine aesthetically into the venue you need. The venue you wished for. The venue you can have.

After a stylish revamp The Middle Bar in Darlinghurst has been made over into Lo-Fi, a bar and art gallery. Artistic without being snobby or swanky, Lo-Fi is a bar with a cosy balcony overlooking Taylors Square and Oxford Street. Open from Thursday to Sunday, the venue flaunts eclectic furnishings, an exhaustive cocktail list and an artsy decor. The perfect supplement to the trendy interior design is Lo-Fi’s diverse taste in music.