It might not look like much from the outside, but trust us, there’s more to this not-so-little local than a classic pub exterior. It’s tucked just off Enmore Road and is a must for those chilled arvo bevs you so deserve RN. You’ve probably already guessed that this place is serving up Young Henry’s beer and FYI, this is where they brew the damn stuff. Whether you’re after a cocktail, wine (on tap, no less) or a beer, they got you, but we also recommend you order the cheeseburger or the vegan hotdog, if you’re so inclined. This little beauty came onto the scene last winter and to be honest, it’s still one of our faves. Hartsyard may have ditched their signature fried chicken, but with the new face lift also came some pretty sweet share plates like cheddar puffs (with pastrami spice) and BBQ calamari with tomato, bug ok, sesame, basil. Oh, and many vegan meal options too, because Newtown. They’re all about the chilled out (and huge) courtyard out the back, but also frothies on tap and classic pub meals. The Courty is one of Newtown’s favourite local watering holes. They have a food menu for everyone-think share plates, banquets, and even a dedicated vego menu. Bloodwood Restaurant & Barīloodwood Restaurant & Bar is all about the super industrial vibes, decked out with recycled furniture, with a heavy dose of Newtown charm. Just get in early because this place often has a line on the weekends. Head here for a chilled night of pub faves (their chicken schnitty is on point) and a couple of schooners in the beer garden. One of Newtown’s favourite locals, the Marly is a hub of live music, drinks and food on King Street. Named after Earl Palmer, American rock-and-roll and rhythm-and-blues drummer, Earl’s has great beer, great wine and great bants. This guy is basically just a seriously cool cocktail bar with a butcher shop exterior. Oh, and they also do two-for-one pub specials on Wednesdays. What looks like a regular old bar on the ground floor is actually home to a pretty sweet rooftop bar.
Bars & Pubs Coopers HotelĬoopers Hotel is a pleasant little surprise. Here is everywhere you need to eat and most importantly drink, in the inner-west suburb of Newtown. But we also know that a suburb with as much choice as Newtown can get, well, a little overwhelming (in the best possible way) so we decided to do you all a solid and round up the ultimate guide to the best restaurants, bars, pubs and cafes on (and around) King Street.Īnyone that’s ever suffered from a severe case of the hangries knows there’s a fine line between walking into a killer Thai restaurant and a downright awful one, and you just don’t need that kind of heartache in your life. It goes without saying that Newtown is a big, fat hub of all things food, drink and general all-round good times.
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