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Eau de Vie |
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 229 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst |
You might think some of the shine has come off this hidden Darlinghurst bar since owner Sven Almenning opened a Melbourne branch of Time Out’s Bar of the Year, then subsequently opened the Roosevelt in Potts Point. But no. Eau de Vie is still kicking arse. |
121 BC |
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Shop 4, 50 Holt St, Surry Hills |
Ah, this bar. It’s pretty much our favourite place to drink wine in Sydney in our down-time, not to mention a great place to eat as well. The by-the-glass gear is exceptional value (few things are more than $10 a pop) and we can pretty much guarantee you haven’t tried most of it as sommelier and bar manager Giorgio de Maria imports it from Italy himself. |
Love Tilly Devine |
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 91 Crown Lane, Darlinghurst |
How could your heart be filled with anything but love when you read the drinks list at the bar named for Sydney’s most notorious madam? From whole pages on cult wine producers like JJ Prüm to an entire wine section on the best places within the bar to drink Anton von Klopper’s award-winning Lucy Margaux wines, this is grape fancying at its best. Order some oysters, drink some weird riesling and get in early to avoid the crowds. |
Gardel’s Bar |
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 358 Cleveland St, Surry Hills |
Porteño. You know about the queues, you know about the meat grilled over pits of fire, but do you know about the bar? Gardel’s is probably Sydney’s worst kept secret. Justin Townes Earle has played secret gigs up here, they boast a very talented bar crew and the snacks are, dare we say it, even more exciting up here than eating in the restaurant proper. Just keep it to yourself. |
Low 302 |
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 302 Crown St, Darlinghurst |
It’s one of only a handful of small gig venues left in the city with one very big difference: they make cocktails that don’t suck. Head here later in the week for a show or pop by on a Wednesday to prop up the bar with an Aviation. Low 302 also offer a snack menu featuring the likes of twice-cooked tempura chicken with chipotle mayo. Wham. |
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I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58
I have to say that I agree with Boredwithyourbars: there is a touch of repetitiveness in Time Out recommendations. Don't get me wrong - I love every one of those bars mentioned, but there are so many new exciting places on the rise. A good example of thinking outside the box was the review of The Hazy Rose. I popped in and loved it: sexy, fun, a bit different and (still) a bit of a secret. Or what about Dry Land Bar in Redfern, or anything north of the Bridge?
Posted on Thu 19 Apr 2012 05:21:58