Pull on your fancy pants, this place is the members club you've been waiting for all your life…read more Straight outta the London members club stlyez, The Stables is around $1000/year for membership (from memory, you should double check that if you're keen) and gets you unlimited access to their unbelievably plush mega penthouse on top of the Randwick Racecourse Pavilion, a huge, custom-built millionaires playground pimped out with epic terraces, beautiful bars, expensive things in glass cabinets, leather booths, private rooms, an exclusive restaurant, chess sets, and the golden Moet & Chandon room overlooking the track. Some people use it for meetings, some to co-work with a like-minded community, some go for race day access, others are there to see and be seen or, y'know, just show off. Guess which category I fell into. You'll never guess. Okay you probably will guess it was to show off, there I said it, are you happy now?

Having a meal tonight was very disappointing. Greasy, veges hard & fried rice- I don't think so…read more Would not recommend at all.

From the owner: The City of Sydney RSL currently boasts a Restaurant, full TAB and KENO facilities, a sports bar, a…read morecocktail bar, ATM and EFTPOS facilities, 2 smoking areas, a coffee shop and up to 5 function areas.

Secret Men's business. This is a hole in the wall ( no pun…read moreintended) man cave that is set up for just about any kind of man centered event you can think of. Bucks nights, Rugby games, just shooting the shit with your fellow brother. I was privileged enough to cop an eye full of the interior. Complete with a topless waitress the night I was there, who was friendly as heck, and pouring beer from a keg fridge. You can book the venue for your private event. Women are allowed, ( if you really want) and I have heard they have Friday night women's drinks. Thursday night is Man time. Pick up a cool trucker hat or a "what happens at the Calbana, stays at the Calbana" stubbie cooler for $5.

The first rule of the Calbana Man Cave is: you don't talk about the Calbana Man Cave.read more

Always a favourite when in the area, great deck with a view, amazing food and good wine list…read more Informal dining and a great atmosphere it's a must see when in Milsons Point.

I liked the old Kirribilli Club - the one that doesn't exist anymore - way better than the gleaming…read morenew 'improved' version. It had character. It had heart. And on ANZAC day it had the biggest Two Up arena the universe had ever seen. Drinks are still criminally cheap - I got a round of seven or eight mixed drinks for, like, twenty five bucks. Come again? But still, gleaming stainless steel and a water view do not a local make.

I have to start to say that I really like this venue and the restaurant Primi. Its the 4th time we…read morevisited and the restaurant was great as usual. I have a major complaint about the women at the front desk where we sign in to the club. Tiday 21/7/23 at about 1:15pm the 2 women were chatting away. One of the two came out to take our drivers licence for scanning ID without a word and continued talking to the other woman behind the front dest. She managed to print both IDs without saying a word and without even turning around to give us the printed copy. This was so rude and a sign of total arrogance not seen in any other club. The jobs must be hard to fill if the club employs people who have a total disregard for their clients. At least the Primi Italian Restaurant staff were extremely attentive and so I assume under a total different management to the club. Please take a look at your frontline staff.

I've been here a couple of times with work people, mostly because one guy I work with loves the…read moreplace and insists on dragging us there. 99 On York is a private club. Members only. Of course in practice all this means is that they scan your ID at the door and isue you with a free guest membership for the night. This is a cavernbous barn of a place (licesed to seat 475 I noticed on the door as I went in). Not exactly intimate. The feel is very much suburban RSL club. It has been recently renovated but that just makes it feel like recently renovated suburban RSL club. There are 3 levels of bar and a couple of places to eat. The drink selection is very conventional. The craftiest beer they had was Coopers Pale in bottle. On tap its strictly mainstream. Spirits likewise. Mind you.... its cheap. A round of beer, whisky and ouzo and coke (don't ask.. it was late and we'd all had a few) was only $17. Even on a Friday night, the place only ever has a few people in it. I have no idea how they manage to stay in business. If you want somewhere quiet to talk and don't mind drinking New, then you could do worse. The price and its quietness are its only attractions though. There are a dozen much better venues within spitting distance so don't bother.