Centro 86

bar

A subterranean tequila temple in the CBD serving five types of margaritas and 100 hand-selected agave spirits until 2am nightly.

4.7

(329 reviews)Google

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$7 beers, $16 spicy margaritas

Every Day

4:00pm – 6:00pm

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86-88 Pitt Street, Sydney CBD 2000

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Opening Hours

MondayToday4pm – 12am

Tuesday4pm – 12am

Wednesday4pm – 2am

Thursday4pm – 2am

Friday4pm – 2am

Saturday4pm – 2am

Sunday4pm – 12am

The Vibe

Hidden entrance: Look for the Centro 86 sign on Pitt Street, then head down Hoskings Place laneway to find a fire escape leading two flights underground to this subterranean cantina.
Psychedelic green dream: The basement space is lined with emerald-green artwork inspired by classic Mexican cantinas, with David Humphries' signature psychedelic bar top bringing splashes of colour to the 110-seat space.
Theatrical service: Staff in green waistcoats operate three manual ice-shaving machines, creating fresh ice to order for each drink - a dose of low-key cocktail theatre that adds texture and spectacle to the experience.
After-work crowd: The space draws groups settling in from 4pm onwards, with the atmosphere building as the night progresses toward the 2am close across all seven nights.

The Neighbourhood

CBD basement hideaway: Tucked beneath Pitt Street in the financial district, the entrance via Hoskings Place laneway makes this feel worlds away from the corporate bustle above ground.
Mucho empire expansion: This is the latest from the group behind Bar Planet, Cantina OK, Tio's and The Cliff Dive - their most ambitious venue to date and the new centre of their tequila universe.
Transport links: The Pitt Street location puts you within walking distance of Wynyard and Martin Place stations, making it an easy after-work destination from anywhere in the CBD.
Local artwork: The fit-out features work from Australian artists including stained-glass makers, ceramicists and furniture designers, keeping the creative elements distinctly Sydney despite the Mexican cantina inspiration.

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The Vibe

Hidden entrance: Look for the Centro 86 sign on Pitt Street, then head down Hoskings Place laneway to find a fire escape leading two flights underground to this subterranean cantina.

Psychedelic green dream: The basement space is lined with emerald-green artwork inspired by classic Mexican cantinas, with David Humphries' signature psychedelic bar top bringing splashes of colour to the 110-seat space.

Theatrical service: Staff in green waistcoats operate three manual ice-shaving machines, creating fresh ice to order for each drink - a dose of low-key cocktail theatre that adds texture and spectacle to the experience.

After-work crowd: The space draws groups settling in from 4pm onwards, with the atmosphere building as the night progresses toward the 2am close across all seven nights.

The Neighbourhood

CBD basement hideaway: Tucked beneath Pitt Street in the financial district, the entrance via Hoskings Place laneway makes this feel worlds away from the corporate bustle above ground.

Mucho empire expansion: This is the latest from the group behind Bar Planet, Cantina OK, Tio's and The Cliff Dive - their most ambitious venue to date and the new centre of their tequila universe.

Transport links: The Pitt Street location puts you within walking distance of Wynyard and Martin Place stations, making it an easy after-work destination from anywhere in the CBD.

Local artwork: The fit-out features work from Australian artists including stained-glass makers, ceramicists and furniture designers, keeping the creative elements distinctly Sydney despite the Mexican cantina inspiration.