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Jacqui Stanton
District Coordinator
We acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation as the Traditional Custodians of our local area.
With unrivaled access to the natural beauty of Sydney Harbour, Barangaroo is well known for its corporate events and fine dining establishments.
But with a world-class collection of small bars and vibrant nightlife, The Bars of Barangaroo is an untapped premier playground for everyone to drink up. Its 22 waterfront hectares include 3 commercial towers, 800 residential apartments, 100 retail tenants, a luxury hotel and casino, and an impending metro station, forming a vibrant and accessible precinct for nightlife and business events.
Musicians and bands and DJ nights offer limitless reasons to stay beyond the first round, alongside immersive brand experiences, catering options, and support from event planners and bar staffing solutions.
Anason | Annamese | Baharat | Barangaroo House | Belles Hot Chicken | Bottega Coco | Born by Tapavino | Callao | Cardea | Cirq Bar & Lounge (at Crown Sydney) | Hickory Bar at Woodcut | House Bar | Icebergs Harbour Bar (Crown) | Love Fish | Muum Maam | NOLA Smokehouse & Bar | Saisons | SAX | Spiced by Billus | Status Co | The Butcher's Block | Ume Burger | Untied | Wild Sage | Winghaus |
Location
This District lies along Sydney Harbour, where modern architecture meets natural beauty, framed by green spaces and the ancient sandstone cliffs that shape the shoreline.
Opportunities
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world-class bars and restaurants
major transport hubs
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We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.
