Maybe Sammy ★ 4.8
Maybe Sammy is a cocktail bar at 115 Harrington Street, The Rocks, Sydney, inspired by 1960s Las Vegas and named one of the World's 50 Best Bars.
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Cantina OK! ★ 4.8
Cantina OK! is a tequila and mezcal bar on Council Place, entered via a short alleyway off Clarence St, and it operates on a walk-in only basis.
Bar Cleveland ★ 4.8
Bar Cleveland is a heritage-listed hotel bar at 433 Cleveland Street, licensed since 1912, with craft beer and a large selection of spirits.
TipUpcoming events are listed on the site, and the bar posts on Instagram at @barcleveland.
White Cockatoo Hotel ★ 4.8
White Cockatoo Hotel is a Petersham pub at 30 Terminus Street, open since 1886, with beer on tap, seasonal cocktails, pool, pinball and two leafy courtyards.
TipLive sport shows in the front bar, and the kitchen serves share plates, pastas and pub classics.
The Baxter Inn ★ 4.7
The Baxter Inn is a cocktail bar at 152-156 Clarence Street, Sydney, open every night until 03:00.
Old Mates Place ★ 4.7
Old Mates Place is a bar on Level 4 of 199 Clarence Street in Sydney, up the lift, taking limited reservations and always keeping room for walk-ins.
Ramblin' Rascal Tavern ★ 4.6
Ramblin' Rascal Tavern is a 5 Star Dive Bar in the basement at 60 Park Street, Sydney, established in 2014, with live tunes Thursday to Sunday.
PS40 ★ 4.6
PS40 is a cocktail bar at 40 King Street, Sydney NSW 2000, open Tuesday to Saturday from 17:00 to 00:00.
Shady Pines Saloon ★ 4.5
Shady Pines Saloon is a Nashville-style honkytonk open since 2010, with vintage taxidermy, an antique back bar and live music every Thursday and Sunday.
The Lobo Plantation ★ 4.5
The Lobo is an 18+ only basement bar at 209 Clarence Street, Sydney, focused on rum and cocktails, with 250+ rums and lounge bookings for up to 8 guests.
The Roosevelt ★ 4.5
The Roosevelt is a 1950s NY-style cocktail bar and restaurant at 32 Orwell Street, Potts Point. It first opened in 1943 and reopened in 2012.
Earl's Juke Joint ★ 4.4
Earl's Juke Joint is a cocktail bar at 407 King Street in Newtown, open Tuesday to Sunday from 5pm to midnight, with a happy hour from 5pm to 7pm.
The Rover ★ 4.4
The Rover is a bustling neighbourhood cocktail bar in Surry Hills serving creative drinks, freshly shucked oysters and burgers, including the Gidley Burger.
Tio's Cerveceria ★ 4.4
Tio's is a margarita bar at 4/14 Foster Street, Surry Hills, built in 2011, with a daily happy hour from 4pm to 6pm and entry by a small staircase.
The Doss House ★ 4.3
The Doss House is a heritage underground whiskey bar in The Rocks, built in the 1840s, with original sandstone walls, rare fireplaces and a terrace area.
Bopp & Tone ★ 4.3
Bopp & Tone is a restaurant and bar at 60 Carrington Street, Wynyard Park, cooking on a wood grill and charcoal oven, with Eastern rock lobster spaghetti.
The Paddington ★ 4.3
The Paddington is a pub at 384 Oxford Street in Paddington.
The Caterpillar Club ★ 4.2
The Caterpillar Club is a cocktail bar at 92 Pitt Street, Sydney, open Mon-Wed 17:00-03:00, Thu-Sat 17:00-04:00 and Sun 17:00-03:00.
Burrow Bar ★ 4.2
Burrow Bar is a small boutique cocktails and spirits bar in a hidden basement at 96 Clarence Street, Sydney, nominated for NSW Bar of the Year.
Stitch Bar ★ 4.1
Stitch Bar at 61 York Street is hidden behind a faux seamstress and down a grand staircase, with a back bar of American spirits and diner style food.
Low 302 ★ 4.1
Low 302 is a late night cocktail bar at 302 Crown Street in Surry Hills, licensed until 2am, with live music, burlesque, DJ sets and sharing style food.
The Glenmore Hotel ★ 4.1
The Glenmore Hotel at 96 Cumberland Street has been in The Rocks since 1921, with rooftop Sydney Harbour views, pub classics and a retractable roof.
The Rook ★ 4.0
The Rook is a rooftop bar and restaurant on Level 7 of 56-58 York Street, known for its inventive cocktail list, life drawing events and bar food.
Uncle Ming's ★ 4.0
Uncle Ming's is a hidden late-night basement bar at 55 York Street serving dumplings, cocktails, Japanese whisky and chaotic Chinatown energy.
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