- awesome speak easy - 100s of drink opportnities…read more- I love the old school music - the definition of speakeasy I thought was lost it was pointed out by a random driver in a cab I entered an empty sure with one old man with a long beard standing next to a wall he said no words, and just nodded as he opened the door the stairwell was quite dusty I thought it was a set up the br behind the door at the bottom of the stairs, was the most amazing thing iv ever seen - id give this place ten stars if I could - such an amazing vibe - all the drinks were delicious I told the bartender I like mezcal the bartender asked, do you trust me? best decision I ever made

Great service, the drinks were tasty, the freshly juiced green apple & whiskey is a must, friendly…read morebartenders! Bathrooms were kindly gnarly tho

I was really happy I found this place on Yelp. I was looking for a place to grab an after-work…read moredrink with a mate and this was perfect for a manly catch-up. Tucked away at the very top of Angel Place Bar (there's a dedicated entrance stairway on the lane side of the building) they've gone all-out whiskey bar, and done it well. It filled up quickly after about 6pm with the after-work crowed, and while there's a decent number of seats it's not really a standing venue, so get in early if you want to be sure to get a spot. The service was top notch, and very friendly without being annoying. The menu had recently changed from what they have on their website, but they happily did up the White Negroni for us because I was keen to try it. Great place. I'll be back for sure.

Great selection of hard and soft drinks. Decor is awesome…read morewith soft leather seats, couches, distressed mirrors and peeling wallpaper. Prices not baaaaaad for Sydney I guess. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly.

Great Cajun smokehouse and bar. Great food, great service and nice atmosphere. Been here a few…read moretimes and has been consistently good.

Food was pretty good, liked everything but the slaw ( never had it that way, maybe was an Aussie…read morething) coming from the States it was different and not what I was expecting for a "Nola Smokehouse. Brisket however was really nice and I'd go back in a group setting. Service was good they all were nice and spoke politely.

Not bad on price great cocktails and very good bartenders I liked lots I'll come tomorrow too !read more

Came in for a late bite and drink. Lovely server but she was the only one serving everyone. She…read moretook our order and served us but never came back. We had to ask the bartender for our check and she quickly ran it to us. We are staying at this hotel so it was easy but nothing to write home about.

Super cool and proper cozy old school cocktail bar (and food too). Really great ambiance and…read morecreative cocktails. Definitely worth checking out if you are in Sydney. Highly recommend.

Great vibe. Live music. Good drinks and awesome bar…read moretenders. Drinks made with flare.

Little hard to find but mainly because we forgot about the hidden door, but overall cool spot with…read morea relaxed divey speakeasy vibe. Bar staff were very friendly and helpful!

If you get lost coming here, that's okay. Keep calm and carry on. And honestly, find the bar. I…read moreain't playing wit chu. I wish I had come here earlier while I lived in Sydney because it is such a classy joint. Not to mention a lil country, a lil rock & roll, and quite frankly... one of my favorite bars in Sydney. A good point of reference is the American Apparel on Oxford Street. It's in the lil alley right behind. There will be no sign, but there will be a security guard (and depending on the time of day: a line). I have had several drinks here and must have enjoyed myself a little too much bc I don't remember the names. But there is a great selection of cocktails and if you want something a lil different or a lil special, the cool bartenders can fix something up for ya! Yes, the peanuts are a nice touch. Not to mention the candles, the wooden decor, and the funkiness of it all. If you don't believe me, here's another reason why five stars is earned: a moose on the wall. Need I say more?

Fun speakeasy feel you'd be easy to miss. Heard music as we passed by and turned down. Labeled as…read morean "American Bar" as Americans thankfully we didn't feel too American. Typical dark lit atmosphere. Loved all of the old sewing machines. Menu is eclectic with nice higher end drink options. Had the curly fries. Be warned it's not noted that there's paprika on them and the spice was almost too much. Thankfully we had a pitcher of water on the table. Staff was fine. But as I've learned over here it's harder to flag a server down to get a bill. Things are a bit more laid back.

Didn't come here for food, but stopped by for drinks after dinner. It was surprisingly empty around…read more8PM, but it was a Tuesday so that was probably why. I loved the ambiance and the fun decor (tons of antique sewing machines). The entrance was also much easier to find than expected - it really isn't hidden like a speakeasy at all. Rather, the 'storefront' sets the mood for what is to come in the bar. We sat at the bar so we could watch the bartenders work their magic. Our bartender in particular was super friendly and when he found out that we were from out of the country, gave us a ton of tips on the NSW/Sydney CBD alcohol and club/bar restrictions in case we wanted to go out. He also was kind enough to let my companion sample a Tim Tam after finding out she'd never had one before! I ordered a chocolate based drink called "That one time at band camp" which was a perfect substitute for the dessert we didn't have during dinner. It's described as a s'more in a glass and it was just that! It was beautifully presented and the first few sips were wonderful, but it got a little too thick and sweet at the end.

It was a pleasure to come here both for the original soft launch and again after the official grand…read moreopening. The menu has changed slightly but the feelings of amazement and satisfaction after each meal remain. Harry now works out of the kitchen, but the menu still very much is his. There's elements of Japanese, a strong presence of Italian and Australian, the quintessential Modern menu of this culinary diverse dining landscape we live in. The VEAL SCALLOPINI is amazing served on garlic mash and surrounded by a mote of beef jus. Just like the SLOW COOKED PORK there's delicate technique put in to ensure the tenderness in the meat. Both served with green for balance and crunch powerful protein plates in their own right. A newer menu item perfect for brunch is the SMOKED SALMON SALAD. Served with it's side house mayo it's perfectly balanced with an equal balance of salad and fish. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the venue has an advantage over many cafes in the area as it is fully licensed and close enough to the centre of all the Crows Nest action, but far enough from the hustle to escape from work, with the family and your mates. The GRILLED SALMON was beautifully cooked and served on Asian greens and sweet potato mash, drizzled with soy and honey there's just the right amount of sweetness and balance between the potato and honey. Its presentation on the rectangle plate almost like a comet. The GRAIN FED EYE FILLET is a cut about an inch and a half or so thick and so you can appreciate the precision in its medium well success, perfectly seared on the outside with a nice juicy centre! 2 prawns accompany it with asparagus, corn and mushroom gravy and there's a slight play on the surf'n'turf with healthier bits weaved in - loved this. In reminiscing over the old menu, there have been slight changes to the presentation in some dishes, while others, as beautiful as they were (like the SOFT SHELL CRAB OPEN BURGER) are no more, however leave behind a great legacy in today's menu. The TEMPURA ZUCCHINI FLOWERS stuffed with four cheeses are still there in their grandeur and richness! Always great to see Harry and Kelvin (tho I'm always missing one of you when I drop by!).

A whisky drinking friend recommended this place as recently upping the ante on their selection, and…read more3 of us checked it out Thursday night. An extensive collection, much more than what is listed on the website and these guys definitely know their stuff and happily help you discover the good, the rare, the history, what works with what and all without forcing you up the price ladder. If you don't want whisky they also stock Wayward Brews. Sat at the bar, we started by paring a Port Askaig 100 Proof with a Midnight Barley Cowboy Hopped Porter which in hindsight should have finished with as an intense smokiness that works well together. We tried a few others between us. A Benromach, Amrut Fusion and a couple of others while steering clear of the popular Japanese offerings. To eat we ordered the ribs (our mate refused to share), haloumi fries (great), and scotch eggs (perfect between sips of whisky). After reaching my three whisky limit and three and a bit hours later it was time to go, and we were well satisfied with the food, and pleasant friendly guys taking us on an exploratory journey into the world of whisky.

Great Staff, Ambiance and Drinks. There is an Elevator to…read morethe 4th Floor and a rooftop area with a retractable roof so all weather catered for.It also have a fantastic Cousin Bar in the Basement called "Old Loves". Both are well worth spending time.

- up four flights of a dusty stairwell of a random office building…read more no elevator the trek is worth it - this speakeasy was a amazing - you would never know what await behind those doors - great steak sandwiches - get there early, its not as spacious - drinks are tasty - I love the dark environment - friendly service - hip hop soundtrack