
Nick & Nora’s returns to the Australian Open in 2024, bringing with them the glamour and speakeasy flair of their Melbourne cocktail institution.
Nick & Nora’s returns to the Australian Open in 2024, bringing with them the glamour and speakeasy flair of their Melbourne cocktail institution.
The Continental: From the World of John Wick takes the action-packed franchise back to New York in the ’70s. In partnership with Prime Video, opulent cocktail bar Nick & Nora’s has created a new Martini inspired by the prequel series – and you can drink it for free.
You don’t get to become an icon by accident and this bar has long been the go-to for anyone looking to impress company in the Victorian capital.
This iconic cocktail and champagne bar is set high up–26 floors, to be exact—in the skyline of Parramatta, and the rooftop terrace attached to this venue is a great spot for a luxurious afternoon of drinking and lounging.
Sydney’s EDV 2.0 serves up classy signature cocktails in a dark, speakeasy-style setting with flashes of razzle dazzle.
The 2023 Australian Liquor Industry Awards (ALIA) are fast approaching, and the finalists in the hotly-contested on-premise awards can now be revealed. Featuring Eau-de-Vie Sydney, Pearl Diver Oyster Bar & Bistro, Boilermaker House and Nick & Nora’s Melbourne
Celebrate your next milestone with a sky-high glass of bubbly, or even an opulent private event, at Nick & Nora’s. The glitzy cocktail and champagne bar sits 26 floors above the city in the V by Crown building, offering expansive views across Parramatta.
Opened in the 101-year-old Beneficial House on Wynyard Lane, The Sanderson is the latest venture from The Speakeasy Group (Eau de Vie, Mjoner). And while I don’t think Sydney really needed another luxe seafood and steak house, this kitchen is ticking all the right boxes for sumptuous CBD feasts in expensive dining rooms.
On the table we see two miniature silver rams with curled horns. Our waiter flips them around, and pours us a nip of something neon-green. We’re told it’s made in-house, from sherry, green apple, cucumber, and white balsamic. Sounds a lot better than the Midori of our youth, so down it goes. Like a bright, zippy treat, actually. A sign of the fun to come.
The Sanderson is a 120-seat steak and seafood restaurant in the heritage-listed Beneficial House in Sydney’s CBD. We love the cosy booths, theatrical touches (fruity boozy shot to kick off your meal; choose your knife adventure, etc) and balanced, seasoned dishes.
Time Out tip: The Sanderson’s sibling venue, Sydney’s former world’s best cocktail bar Eau de Vie, is found in the basement below. We say kill two birds and come check out both.