The Beacham

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A Darlinghurst bar on Oxford Street drawing regulars for its drinks and relaxed atmosphere in the heart of the strip.

4.3

(409 reviews)$$Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

$7 select schooners
$8 select pints
$7 wines

Monday – Friday

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Best For

BarOutdoor SeatingTakes ReservationsWheelchair Accessible

265-267 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 2010

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Opening Hours

MondayToday11am – 2am

Tuesday11am – 2am

Wednesday11am – 2am

Thursday11am – 2am

Friday11am – 3am

Saturday11am – 3am

Sunday12pm – 12am

The Vibe

Atmosphere: Visitors have noted a positive atmosphere that seems to encourage conversation and relaxation. The setting appears to strike a balance between being social and maintaining a comfortable environment for different group sizes.
Drinks: The cocktail and drinks selection appears to consistently please guests, with multiple mentions of quality. The bar seems to focus on delivering well-made beverages that keep people coming back.
Food: There are signs of a decent food offering that complements the drinking experience. The menu appears designed to work alongside the drinks rather than compete for attention.
Service: Some guests mention friendly and attentive service, though experiences may vary. The staff seem to understand the venue's role as a neighbourhood drinking spot.
Crowd: The clientele appears to appreciate the straightforward approach to hospitality without unnecessary complications.

The Neighbourhood

Oxford Street location: Sits along the main strip of Darlinghurst's bar and restaurant district, with easy access to the area's nightlife scene. The street connects the city fringe to Paddington and the eastern suburbs, making it a natural stopping point.
Transport: Bus routes 333 and 380 run along Oxford Street, connecting to the city and eastern suburbs. Museum Station is a walk to the west for those preferring rail access.
Local character: Part of the dense collection of bars between Surry Hills and Kings Cross, in an area known for its diverse drinking and dining options. The strip has maintained its reputation as a go-to destination for those exploring Sydney's inner-city nightlife.
Surroundings: Close to Hyde Park Barracks and the Australian Museum, giving the area a mix of cultural attractions and entertainment venues.

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The Vibe

Atmosphere: Visitors have noted a positive atmosphere that seems to encourage conversation and relaxation. The setting appears to strike a balance between being social and maintaining a comfortable environment for different group sizes.

Drinks: The cocktail and drinks selection appears to consistently please guests, with multiple mentions of quality. The bar seems to focus on delivering well-made beverages that keep people coming back.

Food: There are signs of a decent food offering that complements the drinking experience. The menu appears designed to work alongside the drinks rather than compete for attention.

Service: Some guests mention friendly and attentive service, though experiences may vary. The staff seem to understand the venue's role as a neighbourhood drinking spot.

Crowd: The clientele appears to appreciate the straightforward approach to hospitality without unnecessary complications.

The Neighbourhood

Oxford Street location: Sits along the main strip of Darlinghurst's bar and restaurant district, with easy access to the area's nightlife scene. The street connects the city fringe to Paddington and the eastern suburbs, making it a natural stopping point.

Transport: Bus routes 333 and 380 run along Oxford Street, connecting to the city and eastern suburbs. Museum Station is a walk to the west for those preferring rail access.

Local character: Part of the dense collection of bars between Surry Hills and Kings Cross, in an area known for its diverse drinking and dining options. The strip has maintained its reputation as a go-to destination for those exploring Sydney's inner-city nightlife.

Surroundings: Close to Hyde Park Barracks and the Australian Museum, giving the area a mix of cultural attractions and entertainment venues.