The Bellevue Hotel

pub

great atmosphereexcellent service

A renovated 1880s Paddington pub with a bistro-style restaurant upstairs and sports screens in the front bar, serving modern Australian food alongside classic pub meals.

4.1

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Monday – Friday

5:00pm – 7:00pm

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159 Hargrave St, Paddington 2021

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Opening Hours

MondayToday11:30am – 10pm

Tuesday11:30am – 10pm

Wednesday11:30am – 11pm

Thursday11:30am – 11pm

Friday10am – 12am

Saturday10am – 2am

Sunday11am – 10pm

The Vibe

Front bar atmosphere: The renovated front bar feels sterile and soulless according to some, with massive screens for sports viewing and a selection of craft beers on tap. It draws the after-work crowd and sports fans looking to catch games on the big screens.
Restaurant space: Upstairs transforms into something completely different - a light, airy dining room with booth seating, hanging ferns and twig-like lighting fixtures. The restaurant side attracts couples for dates and groups celebrating special occasions in a more refined setting.
Function space: There's also a private events space upstairs that handles everything from birthday parties to corporate gatherings, giving the venue multiple personalities under one roof on Hargrave Street.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Sits on Hargrave Street in the leafy back streets of Paddington, away from the main Oxford Street strip but still accessible to the area's mix of boutique shopping and dining.
Local context: The venue has been trading since 1880, making it one of the longer-standing establishments in an area that's seen plenty of restaurant turnover - including the recent closure of beloved local Pinbone.
Transport: The quieter end of Paddington means you're walking a few minutes from the main bus routes along Oxford Street, but the residential streets around here make it feel more like a neighbourhood local than a destination pub.

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The Vibe

Front bar atmosphere: The renovated front bar feels sterile and soulless according to some, with massive screens for sports viewing and a selection of craft beers on tap. It draws the after-work crowd and sports fans looking to catch games on the big screens.

Restaurant space: Upstairs transforms into something completely different - a light, airy dining room with booth seating, hanging ferns and twig-like lighting fixtures. The restaurant side attracts couples for dates and groups celebrating special occasions in a more refined setting.

Function space: There's also a private events space upstairs that handles everything from birthday parties to corporate gatherings, giving the venue multiple personalities under one roof on Hargrave Street.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Sits on Hargrave Street in the leafy back streets of Paddington, away from the main Oxford Street strip but still accessible to the area's mix of boutique shopping and dining.

Local context: The venue has been trading since 1880, making it one of the longer-standing establishments in an area that's seen plenty of restaurant turnover - including the recent closure of beloved local Pinbone.

Transport: The quieter end of Paddington means you're walking a few minutes from the main bus routes along Oxford Street, but the residential streets around here make it feel more like a neighbourhood local than a destination pub.