Top Irish Pubs in Sydney for a Pint this St. Patrick’s Day
When it comes to pubs, Sydney is blessed with a bountiful array of watering holes to suit every type of taste. From those that have relaxing courtyards to establishments renowned for their live entertainment or bustling bistros, there’s plenty to pick and choose from.
As surprising as it may seem to some, the city is also packed with Irish pubs too. From the classic joints to the more modern, these Irish pubs in Sydney have landed its rightful place in our hospitality scene. So with St. Patrick’s Day festivities upon us, we thought that there was no better way to celebrate the holiday than with a list of the best Irish pubs in Sydney for all of the Guinness and stew lovers out there!
When is St. Patrick's Day?
St. Patrick's Day or Paddy's Day is celebrated annually on the 17th of March.
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P.J O'Briens
57 King St, Sydney CBDThere’s no better way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day than at one of Sydney’s most iconic Irish pubs, P.J.O’Brien’s. Sitting on King Street, here you’ll find an old-fashioned watering hole famed for its live music, unmatched atmosphere and Irish food staples to keep your hunger appeased. This year for St. Patrick’s Day, P.J.O’Brien’s will be hosting three events: breakfast, lunch and their main event. With live Irish music and plenty of Guinness flowing, all you need to do is round up your mates for an unforgettable experience!Read more -
Read moreIf you’re looking for an Irish pub in The Rocks, make your way over to George Street for the Mercantile Hotel. First opening their doors back in 1915, the Mercantile is proudly one of Australia’s longest running Irish pubs. At first glance the Mercantile will catch your eye with its green heritage tiles lining the outside walls. Then, as you enter, you’ll find your typical watering hole furnishings with Guinness and even Kilkenny on tap. Be sure to try the Bangers & Champ.
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Read moreSt Patrick’s Day at The Rag & Famish calls for one thing first: a proper pint of Guinness on tap. Settle in at this North Sydney institution and raise a glass to the Irish with perfect pours, hearty pub classics and plenty of lively atmosphere. Whether you’re gathering the crew or popping in for a cheeky after-work toast, The Rag delivers the kind of warm, buzzy celebration that feels equal parts festive and familiar. Sláinte to that.
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If you’re looking for a classic yet chic pub, The Trinity, found in the heart of Surry Hills, is sure to tick all your boxes. Described as a local institution since 1882, despite its age you won’t find anything dull or outdated. Instead, expect an ecstatic sports bar and a relaxing rooftop space. This St. Patrick’s Day The Trinity will have a full Irish breakfast available from 10am, a special classic Irish lunch menu and, of course, live music to put you into the festive spirit.Read more