Robin Hood Hotel

pub

A heritage pub from 1938 on Bronte Road with trivia nights, karaoke and doors open until 3am most nights of the week.

4.2

(673 reviews)$$Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

$7 schooners, $7 house wines

Monday – Friday

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Best For

PubLive MusicOutdoor SeatingTakes Reservations

203 Bronte Road, Waverley 2024

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Opening Hours

Monday10am – 2am

Tuesday10am – 2am

Wednesday10am – 2am

Thursday10am – 2am

FridayToday10am – 3am

Saturday10am – 3am

Sunday10am – 10pm

The Vibe

Built in 1938: This heritage pub carries eight decades of local history in its bones, with the kind of worn-in comfort that comes from being a genuine neighbourhood hang-out rather than a themed recreation.
Late-night energy: The crowd shifts through the evening - after-work locals nursing schooners in the early hours, groups settling in for dinner service, then a younger crowd filtering in as the night stretches toward the 3am close Monday through Saturday.
Entertainment hub: Monday trivia draws the regulars, Friday karaoke gets loud and loose and live music events pack the space with a mix of Eastern Suburbs locals and music fans willing to travel for the lineup.

The Neighbourhood

Bronte Road position: Sitting on the main drag through Waverley, it's easily accessible from Bondi Junction but far enough from the beach crowds to maintain its local character.
Eastern Suburbs local: The Robin Hood serves as the neighbourhood pub for residents who want solid food and drinks without the tourist prices of Bondi or the hipster scene of Surry Hills - just honest pub hospitality in a suburb that doesn't have many other late-night options.
Transport links: A short bus ride from Bondi Junction station puts it within reach of the broader Eastern Suburbs, while the Bronte Road location makes it a natural stop for locals walking between Waverley and Bronte.

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The Vibe

Built in 1938: This heritage pub carries eight decades of local history in its bones, with the kind of worn-in comfort that comes from being a genuine neighbourhood hang-out rather than a themed recreation.

Late-night energy: The crowd shifts through the evening - after-work locals nursing schooners in the early hours, groups settling in for dinner service, then a younger crowd filtering in as the night stretches toward the 3am close Monday through Saturday.

Entertainment hub: Monday trivia draws the regulars, Friday karaoke gets loud and loose and live music events pack the space with a mix of Eastern Suburbs locals and music fans willing to travel for the lineup.

The Neighbourhood

Bronte Road position: Sitting on the main drag through Waverley, it's easily accessible from Bondi Junction but far enough from the beach crowds to maintain its local character.

Eastern Suburbs local: The Robin Hood serves as the neighbourhood pub for residents who want solid food and drinks without the tourist prices of Bondi or the hipster scene of Surry Hills - just honest pub hospitality in a suburb that doesn't have many other late-night options.

Transport links: A short bus ride from Bondi Junction station puts it within reach of the broader Eastern Suburbs, while the Bronte Road location makes it a natural stop for locals walking between Waverley and Bronte.