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FEATURES!
FEATURES!
Bar Planet team launches classic dry martini bar in Sydney CBD
“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.”
What's Open in Sydney for Easter 2026
“If you're over hot cross buns and chocolate eggs and feel like venturing out on the long weekend, there are plenty of hotspots to choose from. Hit this list for the cafes, restaurants and bars staying open in Sydney over the four days.”
Mucho Group leads with Martini program at new Bar Bridge
“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.”
What’s On This Weekend In Sydney
“Looking for the best things to do in Sydney/Eora this weekend? There's never a shortage of exciting activities in Sydney to keep your calendar full.”
The Best and Worst April Fools Pranks We Saw Today
“If you're over hot cross buns and chocolate eggs and feel like venturing out on the long weekend, there are plenty of hotspots to choose from. Hit this list for the cafes, restaurants and bars staying open in Sydney over the four days.”
First Look: Martinis Reign at Bar Planet’s Slick New CBD Bar
“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.”
What’s Open In Sydney This Easter Long Weekend
“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.”
Il Sole 24 Ore: Savoring Sydney as a Gourmet Destination for Refined Palates
“An itinerary through the restaurants and sophisticated cocktail bars, markets and steakhouses that have made the city a favourite destination for the most curious foodies.”
Everything We Know About Mucho Group’s Two New Bars Opening This Year
“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.”
Snack Bar: Croissant Sofas, Grande Guacamole, $15 Burgers and More Food News This Week
“Plus, bookings open for a three-Michelin-starred diner’s residency, a pop-up from Madeleine de Proust, and the best bakeries according to chefs.”
MFWF: Daphne x Bar Planet — Martini-thon
“Settle in for a three-course feast or sips and snacks, as an admired Sydney cocktail spot travels south for a one-night collab.”
At The Bar with The Butler Chef Amber Doig
“You’ll find Chef Amber Doig steering the menu at Potts Point’s favourite celebrity hangout The Butler. They’ve hosted their share of big names over the years, from Margot Robbie to Rita Ora and Andrew Garfield, but over the last seven, Doig has brought her own culinary cool to the restaurant.”
Where To Eat and Drink Before, After and In-Between Sydney Comedy Festival Shows
“Big laughs are guaranteed at this year’s festival. But seats at the city’s best restaurants and bars aren’t – unless you have a plan. In partnership with Century Entertainment, we’ve rounded up the best spots for pre-show dinners, intermission snacks and post-show drinks.”
Best Cocktail Bars in Australia, from Sydney to Melbourne
“Australia is a vast and surprising continent — an ancient land where ultra-modern cities blend with wild nature, dramatic landscapes, and a rich native wildlife. This uniqueness is also reflected in its food and drink scene, where Australia continues to emerge as a growing force, with cocktail bars featured both in The World’s 50 Best Bars ranking and in the 50 Best Discovery list.“
Coming Soon: 13 Sydney Restaurants, Bars and Cafes We’re Looking Forward to in 2026
“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 locks in two new Sydney venues
“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.”
Coming Soon: 15 Hot New Sydney Restaurants, Bars and Cafes To Watch Out for in Winter
“Including a hotly anticipated Korean fried chicken joint, an inner west Margarita bar from the Bar Planet team, two new spots for a sanga and the Bar Copains trio’s latest project.”
Who is opening in the Double Deuce Lounge space?
“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.”
Shaved ice, emotional tastings: the Centro 86 take on a Hot Honey Margarita
“This year marks year two of Centro 86, the underground tequila joint from the Mucho Group (Cantina OK!, Tio’s Cerveceria, Bar Planet, Bar Herbs). Across that time, they’ve grown their tequila selection — there’s some 200-odd bottles on the back bar today — and become a must-visit destination for a growing group of regulars.”
The Best Pickle Cocktails In Sydney: From Dirty Martinis To Dill Margs
“There was a time when pickle juice lived exclusively at the bottom of the jar or beside a sandwich. Now, it’s turning up in martinis and margs across the city. With the recent revival of the dirty martini, savoury drinks have started to win out over the sweet, maximalist staples of the past.”