The Clock

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A multi-level Crown Street pub with a sun-drenched balcony, French-influenced pub food and a dedicated whisky room spanning several floors since 1893.

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470 Crown Street, Surry Hills 2010

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Opening Hours

Monday11:30am – 12am

Tuesday11:30am – 12am

WednesdayToday11:30am – 12am

Thursday11:30am – 12am

Friday10am – 12am

Saturday10am – 12am

Sunday10am – 12am

The Vibe

Multiple spaces: The Clock spreads across several floors, each with its own character - from street-level booths perfect for small groups to the sought-after upstairs balcony where you can watch the sun set over Surry Hills terraces.
Outdoor appeal: The courtyard becomes the main draw when good weather hits, offering a sun-dappled spot that's ideal for afternoon drinks. The balcony provides prime people-watching territory on Crown Street.
Whisky room: A dedicated space with high ceilings and a private bar serves up an extensive whisky selection, whether you're a connoisseur or complete beginner. The intimate setting includes an open deck.
Crowd and timing: Groups of friends dominate, along with after-work colleagues and casual dates. The multiple spaces mean you can almost always find a seat, which is a genuine advantage in busy Surry Hills. Different areas draw different crowds - the whisky room attracts spirit enthusiasts while the balcony pulls in the Crown Street watching crowd.

The Neighbourhood

Crown Street position: Sitting centrally on Crown Street, The Clock has held its spot as a Surry Hills staple since 1893. The location puts you right in the thick of the suburb's main drinking and dining strip.
Transport and access: The central Crown Street location makes it easily walkable from Central Station, positioning it perfectly for after-work drinks or weekend sessions.
Local context: As part of Crown Street's established pub and bar scene, The Clock operates alongside numerous other venues in what's become one of Sydney's busiest hospitality strips. The street's mix of heritage pubs, modern bars and restaurants creates a natural venue-hopping environment.
Neighbourhood character: The surrounding Surry Hills terraces provide the backdrop for balcony drinks, with the suburb's mix of residential streets and commercial strips creating the classic inner-city Sydney atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors to the area.

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The Vibe

Multiple spaces: The Clock spreads across several floors, each with its own character - from street-level booths perfect for small groups to the sought-after upstairs balcony where you can watch the sun set over Surry Hills terraces.

Outdoor appeal: The courtyard becomes the main draw when good weather hits, offering a sun-dappled spot that's ideal for afternoon drinks. The balcony provides prime people-watching territory on Crown Street.

Whisky room: A dedicated space with high ceilings and a private bar serves up an extensive whisky selection, whether you're a connoisseur or complete beginner. The intimate setting includes an open deck.

Crowd and timing: Groups of friends dominate, along with after-work colleagues and casual dates. The multiple spaces mean you can almost always find a seat, which is a genuine advantage in busy Surry Hills. Different areas draw different crowds - the whisky room attracts spirit enthusiasts while the balcony pulls in the Crown Street watching crowd.

The Neighbourhood

Crown Street position: Sitting centrally on Crown Street, The Clock has held its spot as a Surry Hills staple since 1893. The location puts you right in the thick of the suburb's main drinking and dining strip.

Transport and access: The central Crown Street location makes it easily walkable from Central Station, positioning it perfectly for after-work drinks or weekend sessions.

Local context: As part of Crown Street's established pub and bar scene, The Clock operates alongside numerous other venues in what's become one of Sydney's busiest hospitality strips. The street's mix of heritage pubs, modern bars and restaurants creates a natural venue-hopping environment.

Neighbourhood character: The surrounding Surry Hills terraces provide the backdrop for balcony drinks, with the suburb's mix of residential streets and commercial strips creating the classic inner-city Sydney atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors to the area.