Welcome to the pub at the end of the universe. It’s the place where evenings disappear like discarded furniture in a sink hole – mysteriously, quickly and never to be seen again. The bar is carved with names, initials, rude words and incantations and the drinks come fast and loud. Go for a Penicillin on the rocks, or a Dark’n’Stormy, if a peaty double whisky, ginger, honey and lemon doesn’t do it for you. Otherwise, there’s Kirin and James Squire amber ale on tap. Or how about a slushy? Food-wise, we’re all about eating upstairs at Duke, but if that’s not an option, try a good old fashioned hot dog. There are DJs on most nights for the dancing and prancing, otherwise, perch at the bar... and don't say we didn't warn you.
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Darlinghurst 2010
Telephone 02 9356 3622
Price per person including drinks Up to $50
Open Tue-Thu 5pm-3am, Fri-Sat 5pm-5am, Sun 5pm-12 midnight
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Went here on a Thursday for the Indie night. My friend and I, who are gay, were told by the bouncer that we couldn't go inside because there were "too many sausages already." While we were waiting, one of the bouncers said "Why don't you just go to Stonewall [a gay bar nearby]." Then, while we were waiting alone by the door, the bouncer let two straight guys into bar and jokingly said "you have to admit you're gay first", while laughing within earshot of us. I've never seen such offensive treatment at a Sydney bar, especially one near Oxford street. Don't go here if you're gay unless you want to get laughed out of the door, or if you want your $ to support homophobia. The bouncer doth protest too much.
Posted on Wed 04 May 2011 20:34:29