“Say what you want about Sydney nightclubs — you can still find a solid dance floor if you know where to look. Even the best clubs in Sydney have had a rough few years: between lockouts, shut downs, and early close times, the city hasn’t exactly gained the best reputation for nightlife.”

“Between the lockouts and the lockdowns and a literal rule for no dancing back in 2020, dancing feels like a hard-won pastime in Sydney. Thanks to some groovy planning around the city's nighttime economy and a lot of energy and resilience from our nighttime industries, Sydney's Footloose days are well and truly behind us.”

“A single infuriating image is proof that a small minority of whining Aussies are ruining it for everyone else.”

“Walking up Oxford Street on a Saturday night, it’s not unusual to see a massive crowd lined up outside a low-key door just up from Oxford Art Factory. They’re here for The Cliff Dive, a pumping nightclub and bar from Mucho, the hospitality group behind Cantina OK!, Tio’s Cerveceria, Bar Planet and Centro 86. And you’d better believe they’re here to dance.”

“If you're partaking in the parade, or looking for a good vantage point — and don't manage to squeeze into the heaving Stonewall Hotel or Columbian — head to one of these bars and pubs a stone's throw away from Oxford Street.”

“Aqua egg hunts, craft beer festivals and the demolition of Australia's largest chocolate Easter egg.”

“Launch straight in the Easter long weekend at The Cliff Dive. At 9pm on Thursday 24 March, yet another incarnation of the club's mega-popular Naughty Noughties night will kick off. If you've been before, you'll know it's all about taking unashamed pride in your addiction to the 2000s charts.”

“The Cliff Dive gives you a sense of nostalgia for a place you’ve never been. We call it Proto Tropo, archetypal islander –somewhere and nowhere.”

“Don't quite have enough dosh to afford a tropical island getaway this summer? Do not fear, for you no longer need to travel far for your secluded island experience. Dubbed a "Papua New Guinean dancehall", The Cliff Dive is the tiki bar with a difference, with distinctive flavours from East Timor and PNG complete with authentic, hand-turned wooden artefacts, novelty cocktails and a sunken dance floor.”