Bar Nina

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All-day Italian wine bar on Stanley Street serving house-made pasta, classic cocktails and morning coffee from The Little Marionette.

4.7

(706 reviews)Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

$8 prosecco
$8 wine
$8 beers on tap
$12 aperol spritz
$12 margaritas
$12 espresso martinis

Every Day

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Best For

BarBrunchOutdoor SeatingTakes ReservationsCafeWine Bar

85A Stanley St, Darlinghurst 2010

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Opening Hours

MondayToday7am – 8pm

Tuesday7am – 9pm

Wednesday7am – 9pm

Thursday7am – 9pm

Friday7am – 10pm

Saturday8am – 10pm

Sunday8am – 9pm

The Vibe

Indoor space: Bright dining room splashed in Sevilla-inspired sunset orange, creating a warm Mediterranean feel against the Darlinghurst streetscape.
Outdoor setting: Tables line the footpath along Stanley Street, catching the afternoon sun as it sets over the busy Darlo streets - perfect for watching the neighbourhood's mix of locals and visitors pass by.
The crowd: Morning brings CBD workers grabbing coffee and pastries before the commute, while lunch and dinner draw groups looking to share plates and bottles. The pace picks up during 4-6pm happy hour when after-work drinkers settle in for $7 schooners and $10 margaritas.
Energy levels: Relaxed and neighbourhood-focused during the day, with the friendly service keeping things welcoming rather than rushed. Weekend bottomless brunches between 11am-3pm bring a livelier energy as groups work their way through the two-hour drinks package.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Sits on the corner of Crown and Stanley streets in the heart of Darlinghurst, walking distance from Hyde Park ANZAC Memorial and the Australian Museum.
The strip: Stanley Street here mixes residential terraces with small bars and cafes, making Bar Nina part of Darlo's quieter dining scene rather than the Oxford Street party strip a few blocks north.
Getting there: The corner position makes it easy to spot from either street and the CBD location puts it within walking distance of Museum Station and the eastern edge of Hyde Park. Morning commuters often stop for Little Marionette coffee on their way to the city.
Neighbourhood feel: This part of Darlinghurst retains a village atmosphere despite the inner-city address, with Bar Nina fitting naturally into the area's collection of neighbourhood-focused venues that serve locals throughout the day.

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The Vibe

Indoor space: Bright dining room splashed in Sevilla-inspired sunset orange, creating a warm Mediterranean feel against the Darlinghurst streetscape.

Outdoor setting: Tables line the footpath along Stanley Street, catching the afternoon sun as it sets over the busy Darlo streets - perfect for watching the neighbourhood's mix of locals and visitors pass by.

The crowd: Morning brings CBD workers grabbing coffee and pastries before the commute, while lunch and dinner draw groups looking to share plates and bottles. The pace picks up during 4-6pm happy hour when after-work drinkers settle in for $7 schooners and $10 margaritas.

Energy levels: Relaxed and neighbourhood-focused during the day, with the friendly service keeping things welcoming rather than rushed. Weekend bottomless brunches between 11am-3pm bring a livelier energy as groups work their way through the two-hour drinks package.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Sits on the corner of Crown and Stanley streets in the heart of Darlinghurst, walking distance from Hyde Park ANZAC Memorial and the Australian Museum.

The strip: Stanley Street here mixes residential terraces with small bars and cafes, making Bar Nina part of Darlo's quieter dining scene rather than the Oxford Street party strip a few blocks north.

Getting there: The corner position makes it easy to spot from either street and the CBD location puts it within walking distance of Museum Station and the eastern edge of Hyde Park. Morning commuters often stop for Little Marionette coffee on their way to the city.

Neighbourhood feel: This part of Darlinghurst retains a village atmosphere despite the inner-city address, with Bar Nina fitting naturally into the area's collection of neighbourhood-focused venues that serve locals throughout the day.