Sydney is home to a few gay and lesbian bars and clubs, but what’s your favourite?
Whether you’re after a quiet beer with some bears in the suburbs or want to dance the night away on Oxford Street… there’s probably a gay venue for you in Sydney. But which is the best, and why?
When it comes to parties, Sydney bars have you spoiled. But what we’re looking for today is the best cocktail bar you’ve been to in the CBD or other Sydney suburbs.
Maybe you’ve been to a great New Years Eve event… maybe it was simply a party someone you know had organised, with particularly good catering. Let everyone know your favourite cocktail party venues in Sydney and why they’re so good!
There are many unique Sydney bars. If you’re visiting for travel and looking for things to do, or are simply a local visiting your favourite drinking venue, there’s plenty of Sydney pubs and bars to choose from.
However, there’s also some pretty unique and unusual bars out there. What do you think is the most unusual or unique bar in Sydney? Whether it’s George Street or the Rocks in the CBD, or somewhere else like Darling Harbour , Bondi, Kings Cross or Manly… maybe you know of a hidden gem to share.
On the list of things to do in Sydney – relaxing at a nice, upmarket Melbourne wine bar is very popular amongst many locals. It’s a great way to relax after some dining around town.
Where’s your favourite city wine bar? If you’re not into the CBD, perhaps there’s somewhere in the inner suburbs you like to hang out at.
What do you think is the best of Sydney wine bars, and what makes it so great?
Amongst all the pubs and hotels around the city, there’s some in particular that can get ridiculously busy… especially in Sydney CBD.
This can either be a good thing – if you’re after food and just want a quiet meal, it’s terrible! But if you’re after a bit of a party… then it’s great.
Which bar always seems to be packed to the brim in Sydney?
There’s been a lot of press coverage over the months about violence in Sydney’s CBD – particularly on Friday and Saturday evenings. Hotels, nightclubs and nights out will always be a fact of life – so how do we manage those who cause trouble for everyone else?
What ideas do you think would work in solving violence problems in the city? How would you change strategies that have been tried already? Share your ideas below.
Where in Sydney are you guaranteed to have a fantastic party evening, no matter where you go?
Is it the hotels of Sydney Harbour, the restaurants of the Rocks, or the bars of the CBD?
Let everyone know where in the city you like to head out for a guaranteed good time.
As new venues open, many beloved bars and pubs have closed down around Sydney over recent years.
Which closed-down venue do you find you wistfully miss the most in Sydney?
Some pubs and clubs have a bit of a reputation for attracting certain types of folk.
Okay, let’s say it: skanks and man-whores just love certain venues in this city.
So which venues are the worst culprits? Where should we all avoid?
Everyone’s got their own favourite pub, bar or hotel. So exactly where do you think is the best place for a beer in Melbourne?
There’s many different things which can make a good pub: a beer garden, a pub restaurant… even an on-site brewery. Whether you’re looking for an inn or tavern-style pub, or something a little more classy… there’s plenty around to suit all tastes.
But what matters is what you think is the best pub in Sydney. Who wins in your books?