Taphouse Sydney

bar

great for groups

A three-level Darlinghurst pub combining craft beer taps with Cantonese share plates, anchored by a bright rooftop terrace and regular karaoke nights.

4.2

(1,443 reviews)$$Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

$7.50 beer, $7.50 wine

Monday – Friday

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Best For

BarLive MusicOutdoor SeatingTakes ReservationsCafeKaraoke

122 Flinders St, Darlinghurst 2010

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Opening Hours

MondayToday10am – 12am

Tuesday4pm – 11pm

Wednesday4pm – 11pm

Thursday4pm – 12am

Friday11:30am – 1am

Saturday11:30am – 1am

Sunday11:30am – 11pm

The Vibe

Heritage bones with a fresh fit-out: The 130-year-old corner pub retains its original pressed tin ceilings and timber panelling, now paired with earthy tones and updated furniture that ups the comfort level across three distinct floors.
Ground floor energy: The main bar operates as a classic watering hole with 20 taps pouring local brews from The Grifter and Mountain Culture, drawing a mix of locals and pre-match crowds given its proximity to the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Rooftop transformation: The top level has been given a blue-and-white refresh with whitewashed furniture and linen umbrellas, creating Euro summer vibes under a fully retractable roof that opens the space to Darlinghurst's skyline.
Weekly rhythms: Friday karaoke nights from 9pm put the updated sound system to work, while the second floor handles trivia and events. Happy hour runs 4-6pm Monday to Friday with $7.50 drinks.

The Neighbourhood

Flinders Street corner position: Sitting on the corner of Flinders Street in the heart of Darlinghurst, Taphouse claims one of the area's most established pub sites, operating from the same building for over a century.
Sports crowd magnet: The venue's close proximity to the Sydney Cricket Ground makes it a natural gathering point for punters before and after matches, particularly during cricket season and major rugby league events.
Darlo pub strip context: The location places it within Darlinghurst's dense concentration of drinking venues, though Taphouse differentiates itself through its Cantonese kitchen and craft beer focus rather than cocktail culture.
Transport access: The corner position on Flinders Street provides easy access from multiple directions, with Taylor Square and Oxford Street's bus routes within walking distance for those coming from other parts of the inner city.

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The Vibe

Heritage bones with a fresh fit-out: The 130-year-old corner pub retains its original pressed tin ceilings and timber panelling, now paired with earthy tones and updated furniture that ups the comfort level across three distinct floors.

Ground floor energy: The main bar operates as a classic watering hole with 20 taps pouring local brews from The Grifter and Mountain Culture, drawing a mix of locals and pre-match crowds given its proximity to the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Rooftop transformation: The top level has been given a blue-and-white refresh with whitewashed furniture and linen umbrellas, creating Euro summer vibes under a fully retractable roof that opens the space to Darlinghurst's skyline.

Weekly rhythms: Friday karaoke nights from 9pm put the updated sound system to work, while the second floor handles trivia and events. Happy hour runs 4-6pm Monday to Friday with $7.50 drinks.

The Neighbourhood

Flinders Street corner position: Sitting on the corner of Flinders Street in the heart of Darlinghurst, Taphouse claims one of the area's most established pub sites, operating from the same building for over a century.

Sports crowd magnet: The venue's close proximity to the Sydney Cricket Ground makes it a natural gathering point for punters before and after matches, particularly during cricket season and major rugby league events.

Darlo pub strip context: The location places it within Darlinghurst's dense concentration of drinking venues, though Taphouse differentiates itself through its Cantonese kitchen and craft beer focus rather than cocktail culture.

Transport access: The corner position on Flinders Street provides easy access from multiple directions, with Taylor Square and Oxford Street's bus routes within walking distance for those coming from other parts of the inner city.