Lord Roberts Hotel

pub

A classic Darlinghurst pub with award-winning food, multiple big screens for sports and one of Sydney's best rooftop beer gardens.

4.2

(1,122 reviews)$$Google

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Happy Hour

$6 drinks

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday

5:00pm – 7:00pm

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PubLive MusicOutdoor SeatingTakes Reservations

64 Stanley St, Darlinghurst 2010

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Opening Hours

Monday10am – 12am

Tuesday10am – 12am

Wednesday10am – 12am

Thursday10am – 12am

FridayToday10am – 1am

Saturday10am – 1am

Sunday10am – 12am

The Vibe

Timeworn character meets contemporary polish: The exterior shows its age, but step inside to find a pub that's modernised without losing its soul. The main bar area draws a mix of after-work drinkers and weekend groups, while the rooftop beer garden remains the star attraction - a sun-drenched space that locals consistently rate among Sydney's best outdoor drinking spots.
Multiple screens, multiple moods: Sports coverage dominates during match days, with big screens showing everything from NRL to international fixtures. The energy shifts throughout the week - Tuesday trivia nights draw a quieter crowd, while Friday happy hours pack the space with a younger demographic. The atmosphere stays welcoming rather than rowdy, even when the rugby's on.

What People Love

The steaks steal the show: The 'From the Grill' section delivers what regulars come back for - a tender rib-eye that justifies the premium pricing. The chicken parmi gets equally strong mentions, particularly for its Napoli sauce that reviewers consistently highlight.
Craft drinks with pub sensibility: The cocktail menu balances creativity with approachability, while the beer selection covers both mainstream and boutique options. Service scores consistently high in reviews, with staff who know the regulars and keep the drinks flowing during busy sports screenings.
Weekly rituals worth joining: Tuesday trivia and Thursday meat raffles have built loyal followings, while Sunday roasts draw families and groups looking for a proper pub meal.

The Neighbourhood

Stanley Street positioning: Sitting at the intersection of Stanley and Riley streets, Lord Roberts claims a prime corner position in Darlinghurst's pub scene. It's a 10-minute walk to the CBD, making it a natural after-work stop for city workers heading home to the eastern suburbs.
Local institution status: Known as 'The Bob' among regulars, it's embedded in the local community rather than chasing tourist traffic. The surrounding streets mix residential apartment blocks with small businesses, creating a neighbourhood feel that's increasingly rare in inner Sydney.
Transport connections: The location puts multiple bus routes within walking distance, while Kings Cross station is close enough for those coming from further afield. The bottle shop on-site serves the local apartment dwellers who've made this their corner pub.

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The Vibe

Timeworn character meets contemporary polish: The exterior shows its age, but step inside to find a pub that's modernised without losing its soul. The main bar area draws a mix of after-work drinkers and weekend groups, while the rooftop beer garden remains the star attraction - a sun-drenched space that locals consistently rate among Sydney's best outdoor drinking spots.

Multiple screens, multiple moods: Sports coverage dominates during match days, with big screens showing everything from NRL to international fixtures. The energy shifts throughout the week - Tuesday trivia nights draw a quieter crowd, while Friday happy hours pack the space with a younger demographic. The atmosphere stays welcoming rather than rowdy, even when the rugby's on.

What People Love

The steaks steal the show: The 'From the Grill' section delivers what regulars come back for - a tender rib-eye that justifies the premium pricing. The chicken parmi gets equally strong mentions, particularly for its Napoli sauce that reviewers consistently highlight.

Craft drinks with pub sensibility: The cocktail menu balances creativity with approachability, while the beer selection covers both mainstream and boutique options. Service scores consistently high in reviews, with staff who know the regulars and keep the drinks flowing during busy sports screenings.

Weekly rituals worth joining: Tuesday trivia and Thursday meat raffles have built loyal followings, while Sunday roasts draw families and groups looking for a proper pub meal.

The Neighbourhood

Stanley Street positioning: Sitting at the intersection of Stanley and Riley streets, Lord Roberts claims a prime corner position in Darlinghurst's pub scene. It's a 10-minute walk to the CBD, making it a natural after-work stop for city workers heading home to the eastern suburbs.

Local institution status: Known as 'The Bob' among regulars, it's embedded in the local community rather than chasing tourist traffic. The surrounding streets mix residential apartment blocks with small businesses, creating a neighbourhood feel that's increasingly rare in inner Sydney.

Transport connections: The location puts multiple bus routes within walking distance, while Kings Cross station is close enough for those coming from further afield. The bottle shop on-site serves the local apartment dwellers who've made this their corner pub.