Summer is here so get ready to top up the sun screen, flash your gorgeous sunnies, add a fabulous outfit and enjoy our beautiful city. We lift off the lid on the best places in town where the sky really is the limit. Bar & Deck at the Tilbury While it’s down stairs is a...
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The best of the Alpha-bet, the new Beta Bar.
If progress is knowing your ABC’s then Alpha’s new upstairs bar Beta is a sign that this is one place that learns quickly how to make its customers happy. Anyone who is a fan of Alpha’s contemporary Greek cuisine will love this new cocktail bar. It’s stunning. Climb the stairs and you get the full force...
Hacienda
What do you get when you combine a rum den with a busy harbour? No, not the Pirates of the Caribbean. Hacienda is the brand new Cuban themed bar perched on the first floor of the Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour, and is taking seaside cocktails to a whole new level. It doesn’t matter how...
Sydney goes crazy over Kittyhawk
World War II is over. Streamers in the air, champagne flowing all around, American and French soldiers cheering on the streets. It’s August 25th, 1944. The Liberation of Paris. And perhaps one of the biggest parties of the century. Lobo Plantation’s brand new bar Kittyhawk is a celebration of that party – step inside this dark,...
Gilt Lounge is the New Go To Guy
In Sydney when it comes to good bars we usually go down – Grandmas, Lobo Plantation, Baxter Inn, Palmer & Co – basement bars are all the rage, but we’ve got a newsflash, it’s now all about being above ground. Gilt Lounge is QT Sydney’s is located mezzanine level of Gowings Bar and Grill. Bypass the busy...
Darlo Country Club
The Victoria Room has had another face lift. Gone are the faux furs and chair lifts of The Chalet, Winter’s pop up après bar, hello Darlo Country Club. The teams behind Lobo Plantation and The Island have done it again, completely transforming the space with a fab themed outfit. Country club meets Californian garden party....
Prohibition Food and Wine Breaks a Dry Spell
When you think about the prohibition era and strict liquor laws, you think back to the 1920’s right? We do anyway. But in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, it has felt like the 1920s for a lot longer than it should. Up until not that long ago, liquor licenses needed to be voted on by the public,...
Sydney’s Spots for an Outdoor Session
We’ve seen the first glimpses of Summer’s long days and warm nights, and wowsers has it been nice. So, as soon as the sun is out, you need to make the most of it. To help you out, here’s out favourite outdoor spaces around Sydney. Bellevue Paddington Head straight up the stairs to the Bellevue’s...
A New Bank on Collins that Won’t Close at 5pm
If you’re anything like us, you’ve had many a good time at Melbourne nightspots Father’s Office and Asian Beer Café. Good times, without a whole lot of fuss and pretence. We can thank The Retail Savvy Group for that. And the group are at it again, transforming the building that was once The Bank of...
Slip on Down to Waterslide Bar
Not in a million years would anyone have believed that in the centre of the Melbourne CBD, there was a giant waterslide. Waterslide Bar, the latest slick bar to join Southgate, has the stories and pictures to prove it. Quick history lesson – in the late 1800’s, Princes bridge had a circus, an outdoor playground,...