Cheers Sports Bar & Grill

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A three-storey sports bar on George Street with 21 big screens, open 24/7 for live sporting events and pub meals in the heart of Sydney CBD.

4.1

(1,371 reviews)$$Google

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday

5:00pm – 7:00pm

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561 George Street, Sydney CBD 2000

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Opening Hours

MondayToday12pm – 12pm

Tuesday12pm – 12pm

Wednesday12pm – 12pm

Thursday12pm – 12pm

Friday12pm – 12pm

Saturday12pm – 12pm

Sunday12pm – 12pm

The Vibe

Physical space: Recently renovated in 2021, this three-storey venue spreads across multiple levels with 21 high-quality big screen TVs throughout. The ground floor buzzes with sports fans, while the mezzanine level holds up to 100 people and the 80 Proof Lounge on the upper floor accommodates 250 guests.
Atmosphere: The energy revolves entirely around whatever's playing on the screens - from AFL grand finals to international rugby matches. With capacity for up to 500 across all levels, it gets packed during major sporting events but maintains a pub-style casualness throughout the week.
Operating hours: Open around the clock, making it one of the few 24/7 sports bars in the CBD. This means early morning cricket matches from overseas and late-night AFL replays both find their audience here.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Positioned on George Street in the heart of Sydney CBD, it sits among the city's main retail and business strip. The address puts it within walking distance of Wynyard and Town Hall stations, making it accessible for both city workers and visitors.
Street context: George Street's southern end mixes tourist attractions with local businesses - you're close to the Queen Victoria Building and Hyde Park, but also surrounded by the everyday bustle of office workers and shoppers. The 24/7 operation makes it a standout on a strip where most venues close by midnight.
Transport: The CBD location means multiple train lines converge nearby and the light rail runs along George Street itself. For interstate visitors following their teams, it's an easy walk from most city hotels and the main transport hubs.

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The Vibe

Physical space: Recently renovated in 2021, this three-storey venue spreads across multiple levels with 21 high-quality big screen TVs throughout. The ground floor buzzes with sports fans, while the mezzanine level holds up to 100 people and the 80 Proof Lounge on the upper floor accommodates 250 guests.

Atmosphere: The energy revolves entirely around whatever's playing on the screens - from AFL grand finals to international rugby matches. With capacity for up to 500 across all levels, it gets packed during major sporting events but maintains a pub-style casualness throughout the week.

Operating hours: Open around the clock, making it one of the few 24/7 sports bars in the CBD. This means early morning cricket matches from overseas and late-night AFL replays both find their audience here.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Positioned on George Street in the heart of Sydney CBD, it sits among the city's main retail and business strip. The address puts it within walking distance of Wynyard and Town Hall stations, making it accessible for both city workers and visitors.

Street context: George Street's southern end mixes tourist attractions with local businesses - you're close to the Queen Victoria Building and Hyde Park, but also surrounded by the everyday bustle of office workers and shoppers. The 24/7 operation makes it a standout on a strip where most venues close by midnight.

Transport: The CBD location means multiple train lines converge nearby and the light rail runs along George Street itself. For interstate visitors following their teams, it's an easy walk from most city hotels and the main transport hubs.