Take your pick of dining and drinking spots along Sydney Place and Bulletin Place during Vivid Sydney. Enjoy special menu offerings and extended opening hours.

Sydney Place + Bulletin Place, Circular Quay

24 May - 15 June → 6.00 till late.   

A relaxed, low-lit, welcoming, back-street bar.

Hidden bar in the basement off Underwood street, serving a large range of Japanese whisky's.

Small bar comfort nestled in one of Sydney’s oldest buildings in Bulletin Place.

A bar and restaurant that brings a taste of Southern Italy.

American-style burgers with a Filipino twist.

Hot Little Parcels of Dumplings & Noodle JOY. From WOK to SIZZLING Hot Pan.

A revamped 19th-century pub with a beer garden - the perfect spot to hang out before or after your Vivid experience.

Fast, fun & fresh Japanese comfort food.

A Haven for traditional Italian Ice Cream.

The grounding floor of Jacksons on George, the ultimate meeting spot offering all-day dining, diverse drinks, and a lively happy hour.

Jacksons on George | Public Bar

Jacksons on George | Bistro George

The heart of a Jacksons on George, Bistro George unites European classic bistro dishes with a distinct moden Australian influence, complemented by a carefully curated wine list. 

Turning Pho lovers into FUH-natics.

Iconic Malaysian restaurant serving laksa, noodles and a lot more.

A cultural icon. The big bad burger bar. 

The Jacksons on George Rooftop is the perfect urban oasis offering an innovative cocktail list and a simple Euro/Oz style menu.

Jacksons on George | Rooftop bar

Sushi restaurant.

The best Spanish restaurant, tapas bar and Sherry Bar in Sydney. 

Authentic Arabian Cuisine Shawarma, Lamb, Chicken and much more!

Fully loaded toasties.

From ramen specialist to izakaya hot spot, all your Japanese cravings are covered.

Cosy evening bar.

Sydney Place + Bulletin Place, Circular Quay

24 May - 15 June / 6.00 till late

Sydney Place + Bulletin Place, Circular Quay → 24 May - 15 June / 6.00 till late →

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