Royal George

bar

good atmospheregood for groups

A George Street bar with positive reviews for drinks and service, though the outdoor area receives mixed feedback from visitors.

4.1

(1,269 reviews)$$Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

$7.50 schooners of house beers
$10 pints of house beers
$7.50 house spirits
$7.50 house wines
$15 Aperol Spritz
$18 cocktails

Monday – Friday

5:00pm – 7:00pm

Best For

BarTakes ReservationsWheelchair Accessible

320 George Street, Sydney CBD 2000

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Opening Hours

MondayToday10am – 2am

Tuesday10am – 2am

Wednesday10am – 2am

Thursday10am – 3am

Friday10am – 4am

Saturday11am – 4am

Sunday12pm – 12am

The Vibe

Service: Staff consistently receive positive feedback from visitors, with many noting the friendly and attentive approach throughout their visits.
Drinks: The bar appears to focus on quality cocktails and beverages, with guests praising the preparation and presentation. Several reviewers have highlighted the attention to detail in drink making.
Outdoor space: There's an outdoor area available, though visitor reactions seem mixed on the overall experience. Some appreciate having the option while others find the indoor setting more appealing.
Views: Some guests have mentioned enjoying harbour views, though the extent varies depending on seating position. The outdoor area seems to offer the best vantage points for taking in the surroundings.
Atmosphere: The setting tends to draw a professional crowd, particularly during after-work hours when the CBD comes alive with office workers unwinding.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Positioned on George Street in the heart of Sydney's commercial district, surrounded by office towers and major shopping precincts. The venue sits within walking distance of the city's financial core.
Transport: Multiple transport options within walking distance including Town Hall and Wynyard stations, plus the George Street light rail. The central location makes it easily accessible from most parts of Sydney.
Area character: The CBD attracts a steady after-work crowd Monday to Friday, with the bar scene ranging from basement cocktail spots to heritage pubs. The district transforms from business hub during the day to entertainment precinct in the evening.
Landmarks: Close to major Sydney landmarks including the QVB, Martin Place and Circular Quay, making it accessible for both workers and visitors. The proximity to these iconic locations adds to the venue's appeal for tourists exploring the city centre.

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The Vibe

Service: Staff consistently receive positive feedback from visitors, with many noting the friendly and attentive approach throughout their visits.

Drinks: The bar appears to focus on quality cocktails and beverages, with guests praising the preparation and presentation. Several reviewers have highlighted the attention to detail in drink making.

Outdoor space: There's an outdoor area available, though visitor reactions seem mixed on the overall experience. Some appreciate having the option while others find the indoor setting more appealing.

Views: Some guests have mentioned enjoying harbour views, though the extent varies depending on seating position. The outdoor area seems to offer the best vantage points for taking in the surroundings.

Atmosphere: The setting tends to draw a professional crowd, particularly during after-work hours when the CBD comes alive with office workers unwinding.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Positioned on George Street in the heart of Sydney's commercial district, surrounded by office towers and major shopping precincts. The venue sits within walking distance of the city's financial core.

Transport: Multiple transport options within walking distance including Town Hall and Wynyard stations, plus the George Street light rail. The central location makes it easily accessible from most parts of Sydney.

Area character: The CBD attracts a steady after-work crowd Monday to Friday, with the bar scene ranging from basement cocktail spots to heritage pubs. The district transforms from business hub during the day to entertainment precinct in the evening.

Landmarks: Close to major Sydney landmarks including the QVB, Martin Place and Circular Quay, making it accessible for both workers and visitors. The proximity to these iconic locations adds to the venue's appeal for tourists exploring the city centre.