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1. Lefty's Old Time Music Hall
Petrie TerraceThis award-winning saloon-style bar on bustling Caxton Street mixes old-school American charm with modern craft brews and a hefty range of spirits (including more than...
This award-winning saloon-style bar on bustling Caxton Street mixes old-school American charm with modern craft brews and a hefty range of spirits (including more than 100 rye whiskies). Decked out in vintage taxidermy and moody chandeliers, the retro Americana vibe continues with the Southern-theme bar food, including po'boys, corn dogs, and popcorn shrimp and the latest addition, Ben's burgers. A rollicking mix of country and rockabilly tunes burst from the stage and speakers.
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2. Cloudland
Fortitude ValleyAn "urban oasis" with fanciful design, a retractable glass roof, and street-front waterfall flowing over its contemporary architectural facade, Cloudland restaurant and nightclub woos well-heeled...
An "urban oasis" with fanciful design, a retractable glass roof, and street-front waterfall flowing over its contemporary architectural facade, Cloudland restaurant and nightclub woos well-heeled locals and tourists alike with an extensive drinks menu, cut-above food, and an exciting, expensive ambience.
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3. Cru Bar + Cellar
Fortitude ValleySleek and sophisticated, Cru Bar + Cellar has leather ottomans, a long onyx bar, circa-1800 French chandeliers, and a fine-wine-loving clientele. Cru's huge cellar houses...
Sleek and sophisticated, Cru Bar + Cellar has leather ottomans, a long onyx bar, circa-1800 French chandeliers, and a fine-wine-loving clientele. Cru's huge cellar houses hundreds of top Australian vintages, to drink on-site or later; the cocktail menu is also extensive and impressive. Cheese tasting plates are available all day. The dinner menu, designed by an award-winning chef, has a focus on Australian ingredients.
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4. The Monastery
Fortitude ValleyClosed PermanentlyThe Monastery, its long bar illuminated by stained-glass panels and chandeliers, is staffed by cocktail-shaker-wielding "flair-tenders," and has a Euro-club feel. Despite the name, it's...
The Monastery, its long bar illuminated by stained-glass panels and chandeliers, is staffed by cocktail-shaker-wielding "flair-tenders," and has a Euro-club feel. Despite the name, it's anything but a quiet retreat, with various styles of dance music ripping through the airwaves, and a usually full dance floor. It's open Thursday–Saturday 9 pm–5 am, A$15 before 11pm. A "clubwear" dress code applies: no flip-flops, singlets (tank-tops), or shorts.
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