Wynyard Hotel

pub

small and cosy pubgood service

A heritage pub from 1873 on the corner of Clarence and Erskine streets, serving schooners and cocktails with old-world character in the heart of the CBD.

4.0

(803 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

PubBarBar Food

107 Clarence Street, Sydney CBD 2000

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Opening Hours

MondayToday8am – 2am

Tuesday8am – 2am

Wednesday8am – 2am

Thursday8am – 2am

Friday8am – 2am

Saturday10am – 4am

Sunday12pm – 8pm

The Vibe

Heritage charm: The pub dates back to 1873 and retains its classic pub character despite modern updates, with old-world details that speak to its long history on this CBD corner.
Central location: Positioned at the intersection of Clarence and Erskine streets, it's an easy walk from Wynyard Station and puts you within reach of the city's main attractions on foot.
Dual-purpose space: Functions as both accommodation upstairs and a ground-floor bar and dining room, creating a practical base for visitors but also drawing locals looking for a straightforward drink in the CBD.
Weekday energy: The happy hour pricing from 5-7pm Monday to Friday suggests it catches the after-work crowd, with $7.50 schooners and $18 cocktails bringing office workers in for a quick drink before heading home.

The Neighbourhood

Prime CBD positioning: Sitting on Clarence Street between the financial district and Circular Quay, Wynyard Hotel occupies one of the city's most connected corners - Wynyard Station is the closest transport hub via the York Street exit.
Walking distance to everything: The location puts major CBD attractions within easy reach on foot, making it a practical choice whether you're exploring the harbour foreshore or staying close to the business district.
Parking considerations: Merivale offers 10% off night and weekend parking rates at selected Wilson car parks for venue visitors, acknowledging that driving into this part of the CBD requires some planning.
Historic streetscape: The corner of Clarence and Erskine streets maintains some of Sydney's older commercial architecture, with the pub's 1873 heritage fitting naturally into a neighbourhood where modern towers sit alongside 19th-century buildings.

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The Vibe

Heritage charm: The pub dates back to 1873 and retains its classic pub character despite modern updates, with old-world details that speak to its long history on this CBD corner.

Central location: Positioned at the intersection of Clarence and Erskine streets, it's an easy walk from Wynyard Station and puts you within reach of the city's main attractions on foot.

Dual-purpose space: Functions as both accommodation upstairs and a ground-floor bar and dining room, creating a practical base for visitors but also drawing locals looking for a straightforward drink in the CBD.

Weekday energy: The happy hour pricing from 5-7pm Monday to Friday suggests it catches the after-work crowd, with $7.50 schooners and $18 cocktails bringing office workers in for a quick drink before heading home.

The Neighbourhood

Prime CBD positioning: Sitting on Clarence Street between the financial district and Circular Quay, Wynyard Hotel occupies one of the city's most connected corners - Wynyard Station is the closest transport hub via the York Street exit.

Walking distance to everything: The location puts major CBD attractions within easy reach on foot, making it a practical choice whether you're exploring the harbour foreshore or staying close to the business district.

Parking considerations: Merivale offers 10% off night and weekend parking rates at selected Wilson car parks for venue visitors, acknowledging that driving into this part of the CBD requires some planning.

Historic streetscape: The corner of Clarence and Erskine streets maintains some of Sydney's older commercial architecture, with the pub's 1873 heritage fitting naturally into a neighbourhood where modern towers sit alongside 19th-century buildings.