“Celebrating a work win over wine, sampling the cocktail menu during a long-overdue catch-up with a friend, or kicking on after a lunch or dinner call for finding a bar worthy of the occasion — so these are Sydney’s newest bars that should be on your radar for your next drink.”

“At the end of last year, Mucho Group had only been planning to open one venue in 2026: Super 44. But when 70s-inspired Double Deuce Lounge closed its doors in November, plans shifted.”

“Mucho Group has expanded its Sydney CBD presence with the opening of Bar Bridge on Bridge Street, continuing its exploration of the Martini, this time highlighting the extra dry style and the old-world charm of classic European cocktail bars.”

“The Bar Planet team has moved into the old Double Deuce drinking den, bringing a trio of slick Martinis and a daily happy hour. And, of course, a flash new popcorn flavour.”

“The countdown to the 2026 Easter long weekend has begun. Yep, that glorious four-day weekend is on the horizon, so we can soak up the crisp autumn air and indulge in way too much chocolate.”

“The team behind Cantina OK and Bar Planet are back with two of this year’s biggest bar openings. Here’s what to expect when Bar Bridge and Super 44 launch very soon.”

“Including a music bar and bistro for Cronulla, two CBD spots from the Odd Culture team, the “world’s best Margaritas” in Newtown and world-renowned pizza joint from Tokyo.”

“MUCHO Group is doubling down on Sydney this autumn, opening two new venues within weeks of each other: Bar Bridge in the CBD and Super 44 in Newtown. The hospitality group behind Sydney cult-favourites like Cantina OK! and Bar Planet is planting its flag at 6 Bridge Street from early April, before heading up Newtown to 44 Enmore Road in late May with a second, still-under-wraps concept.”

“Sydney is a little over one month away from the debut of Bar Bridge, which will open in the basement space at 6 Bridge Street in the Uptown precinct of the city.”