Mary's Newtown

bar

casualfun

A loud, dark rock 'n' roll burger bar that pioneered Sydney's American-style cheeseburger scene, serving O'Connor grass-fed beef patties alongside natural wines and local beers.

4.4

(3,062 reviews)$$Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

$7 house lager schooners

Monday – Friday

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Burger + Beer

$5 beer with any burger purchase

Every Day

Best For

BarBar Food

6 Mary St, Newtown 2042

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Opening Hours

MondayToday12pm – 12am

Tuesday12pm – 12am

Wednesday12pm – 1am

Thursday12pm – 2am

Friday12pm – 2am

Saturday12pm – 2am

Sunday12pm – 10pm

The Vibe

Physical space: The 100-year-old building has been gutted and rebuilt with original floorboards, railway sleeper tables and a mezzanine level that adds vertical drama. Homemade Jack Daniel's bottle light fittings hang throughout, while a timber feature wall and graffiti-lined walls complete the rock aesthetic.
Atmosphere: This is deliberately loud and dark - metal music plays constantly and the candlelit interior creates a moody, high-energy environment. It's designed for groups who want to settle in for the night rather than quiet conversation.
Crowd: The diversity mirrors Newtown itself - everyone from metal heads to office workers after burgers. Peak times see groups of three to six people, mostly late-twenties to mid-thirties, with weekend afternoons drawing a broader mix including families before the evening crowd takes over.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Tucked down Mary Street off King Street, about a three-minute walk from Newtown Station. The street itself is quieter than the main strip, giving the venue a slightly hidden feel despite being so close to the action.
Local context: Mary's sits in the heart of Newtown's dining precinct, surrounded by the suburb's eclectic mix of vintage shops, Thai restaurants and independent bars. It's become a destination that draws people from across Sydney, but the local crowd keeps it grounded in Newtown's alternative culture.
Transport: The short walk from Newtown Station makes it easily accessible by train, while King Street's bus routes provide multiple public transport options. Street parking is limited but the central location means most visitors arrive on foot from other Newtown venues.

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The Vibe

Physical space: The 100-year-old building has been gutted and rebuilt with original floorboards, railway sleeper tables and a mezzanine level that adds vertical drama. Homemade Jack Daniel's bottle light fittings hang throughout, while a timber feature wall and graffiti-lined walls complete the rock aesthetic.

Atmosphere: This is deliberately loud and dark - metal music plays constantly and the candlelit interior creates a moody, high-energy environment. It's designed for groups who want to settle in for the night rather than quiet conversation.

Crowd: The diversity mirrors Newtown itself - everyone from metal heads to office workers after burgers. Peak times see groups of three to six people, mostly late-twenties to mid-thirties, with weekend afternoons drawing a broader mix including families before the evening crowd takes over.

The Neighbourhood

Location: Tucked down Mary Street off King Street, about a three-minute walk from Newtown Station. The street itself is quieter than the main strip, giving the venue a slightly hidden feel despite being so close to the action.

Local context: Mary's sits in the heart of Newtown's dining precinct, surrounded by the suburb's eclectic mix of vintage shops, Thai restaurants and independent bars. It's become a destination that draws people from across Sydney, but the local crowd keeps it grounded in Newtown's alternative culture.

Transport: The short walk from Newtown Station makes it easily accessible by train, while King Street's bus routes provide multiple public transport options. Street parking is limited but the central location means most visitors arrive on foot from other Newtown venues.