Sydney: It’s an argument that would have the city’s millions of foreign visitors – and many from Interstate – scratching their heads. Should you be allowed to drink standing up without a table? A long-standing drinking rule in Sydney has punters not knowing whether they should sit down or stand up. Now Premier Chris Minns
Australia’s biggest and most prestigious horse racing event returns next Tuesday, and although NSW isn’t granted a public holiday like Victoria, Sydney is still gearing up for a day of major celebrations.
A chicken schnitzel is a staple in any Aussie bar or bistro. This golden, crispy breaded chicken cutlet is typically served with a side of hot chips and maybe some veggies in the form of a salad or coleslaw. On the side, you might have gravy or just a dollop of ketchup or mayo. It’s
Google “the best pubs in Sydney” and you’ll see plenty of pop-ins from Woollahra, Paddington, Surry Hills and Marrickville. You might even see the Albion Hotel in Parramatta randomly swimming in a sea of geographical bias. If you’re new to Sydney and took this as your scope of the city’s strong and definitive pub culture,
Felons Brewing Co is going from strength to strength, rejuvenating Manly Wharf and expanding with its new venue, Felons Seafood. While the food menu is impressive, it’s the specialist beer that’s making a splash.
The NSW Blues need one more win to claim the series title, but you’ll win either way when you go to one of these pubs or sports bars to watch the action live on the screen.
Sydney’s nightlife just got another boost and this time, it’s Darling Street’s beloved pubs and bars leading the charge. We’ve created the ultimate late-night itinerary to experience the best of the Inner West.
Our selection of the best places to watch the Lions Tour in Sydney will mean you don’t miss a moment of the action. After 12 long years, the British & Irish Lions Tour returns to Australian soil, and Sydney’s pubs are pulling out all the stops. From the first game, which took place in Ireland on June
Raise a glass (or two) to the long weekend with a drink or two at these bars and pubs that are open on Good Friday.
There’s special poetry to an Irish festival: the combination of good food, great drink, and the kind of atmosphere that has you jigging to Hibernian tunes one pint in. On Saturday, September 7, The Treehouse in North Sydney is planning exactly this type of craic with their Guinness and Oyster Festival. Kicking off at 11:30
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