We had a a wonderful evening at the dinner on Thursday 2nd October 2025…read more The food and drinks were excellent and Stephanie and the staff were SUPERB! We were all one happy family.Thank you.Marie

Have to say, was surprised by the quality of the food. Pad Thai was great and despite the…read moreridiculously busy Tuesday night (members draw), food was quick. Drinks however was a 15min queue. Great value? I'd say you get what you pay for. Maybe a little less.

Purchased tickets for an event billed as 11 PM to 4:30 AM. The manager shut the event down and sent…read moreeveryone home at 2 AM. Complete disrespect to ticket holders and patrons. The event was hosted by young local DJs and it's a shame this venue showed zero support. Don't bother buying tickets to events hosted here, because who knows when they'll close? Waste of time and money. DJs/promoters - beware of booking here.

I flew from interstate to see a gig here..but I am pretty disappointed. It felt like the gig had…read morebeen oversold, although staff did reassure me it was below capacity. Was extremely packed, not enjoyable, people shoulder to shoulder, very hot. Staff very friendly though, and drinks at reasonable price ‍ I won't come back to this venue

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.

What a great surprise!! ..... when I first walked into this Club I thought it was going to be the…read moresame as the many I have been to before. Slowly over time I came to discover how friendly and professional the staff are ..... the bar ..... well stocked with all the drinkies you would crave ..... and a nice touch ...... Wines from the Mudgee countryside. Then ..... I had dinner !! ...... much better than expected .... it exceeded my expectations...... the Meat dishes cooked exactly the way I asked ..... tender ..... juicy...... so good I slowed down to enjoy it even longer. I also had the Ribs ...... sticky ..... tender ...... sliding off the bone ....... So ..... we have awesome drinks ....... great food ...... free pool ..... modern facilities...... happy, friendly staff ...... live entertainment...... courtesy Bus on the hour ...... good prices ..... really !!! ..... what else can you ask for ???? Become a member for a great low price and like me ..... you will be coming back regularly. My only negative point is that I really enjoy a game of pool But here they have it in the Smokers den ..... which when holding a few smokers makes it hard to enjoy playing any game ..... let alone being in the general area.

It's a rainy Sunday here in campbelltown and it's a day for eating and good food at that…read more We tried the Yum Cha at west leagues club, must say it was brilliant the food was good and the service was ok for Sunday. Would recommend coming down with the family and tucking in to some good food in a great atmosphere. Will be back.

Spacious with modern and upscale decor. There's plenty of slots machines. We tried a few different…read moreitems including the nachos, pork belly taco, ribs and the fried chicken wings. We enjoyed all the items we ordered especially the ribs. We also got the chicken schnitzel but it was overly salty. Overall, it's a great casual place for some foods, drinks and fun.

This place is swish for Fairfield. You could easily see any of these restaurants in Surry Hills…read moreminus the parking problems and the price tag! We went to pho@fairfield which is asian cuisine and WOW!!! The food was fantastic and the service was impeccable. Peeps get yourself to the local it's pretty good!!! LOVED THE RSL. They also have Italian, French and Australian restaurants and a cafe. Loved this place and will be returning to try French!!!

Fairfield RSL was quite a surprise, didn't expect how beautiful the club decor and how beautifully…read morethey maintained the look and cleanness and the restaurants within. We went to Montagné, very nice atmosphere and friendly service. There was only one waitress on and few tables were starting to fill up while we there so service was a tad slow but not an issue. The decor sets the French theme, the regular menu doesn't have many choices tho. We had the special of the day which was Tartare de Bœuf, which was amazing best I've ever tasted and I'd go back just for that but unfortunately it's not part of their regular menu. For Main my partner had duck a l'orange that he loved, had a crispy skin and cooked well. I had the pork belly which was a little disappointing as it didn't have crisp and I only order pork belly and wait with anticipation for that crunchy crispy skin but it was chewy :-( For desert my partner had the crème brûlée, which had an infused rhubarb sauce on top that just gave a weird taste, he removed it and discarded the sauce which revealed a lovely crisp sugar top and a good tasting crème brûlée to underneath, there's no need for the sauce. Also not part of their regular menu. I had the soufflé, that was a very nice finish to the meal after the pork disappointment, I enjoyed the soufflé and the accompanying ice cream yummm.

I've been to shows here at least four times now over the past few years, and am happy to put it on…read morethe shortlist of things to do on weekends when I'm visiting Sydney. As a Kings Cross location, it's easy to incorporate a visit into a night out. It's a cosy venue with a tiny bar (tended by the nicest bloke) serving only bottled beers, wines, and spirits. It suits the small capacity design of the downstairs showroom where the comedians do their thing. After a turn onstage, or during interval, you'll likely find them back upstairs occupying your favourite couch - so you might as well strike up conversation with them! Up close, casual and personal (but not pick-out-audience-member-to-shame scary) is the main vibe which brings me back again and again.

I'm so excited to have learned the Sydney comedy scene seems quite strong in Australia, as the past…read moretwo comedy shows I've been to have featured full houses and lots of laughter throughout. This past weekend, I attended my first stand-up show at Happy Endings in Kings Cross, an intimate underground 65-person theater with a stylish lounge up top where attendees can drink and chat before the show starts. I went to a "happy hour" there, an hour-long show that featured three stellar Aussie comics: Sean Woodland, Ray Badran and Chris Radburn. After getting a drink (the bar is cash only) and waiting in the lounge for about 15 minutes after show time, the theater was opened to attendees, who were ushered in party by party and given seats. Everyone had a great view of the stage, and many were near tables, allowing patrons to set their drinks down. I wouldn't say there are many significant distinguishing characteristics between the stand-up comedy styles of Aussies versus Americans, though I have discovered, I tend to "Wooo!" a lot more than Australian audience members. This difference was blatantly pointed out in the warm-ups for a live talk show I attended in Australia, when the audience was told to "cheer and clap like Americans" in order to convey excitement during the show. While I'm used to participating and cheering if a comedian asks a question I can relate to, in Australia, I haven't witnessed that as much. Despite the more subdued audiences in terms of cheering (there is still lots of laughing), the stand-up comedy was relatable in Australia, as Woodland told a killer party story involving Sinéad O'Connor, Badran had engaging weight loss anecdotes, and Radburn hysterically talked about fatherhood. What I did think was interesting was that every single comic mentioned America in their set. After hearing a joke from the door lady about "stupid Americans" directed towards my party before entering, I found the remarks about my home country interesting, as always, here in Australia. From the chill lounge experience up top, to the excitement of the underground show, to the cozy feel of the comedy club combined with the personal ushering to your seat, I really enjoyed the atmosphere and high-quality talent at Happy Endings. My only suggestion for improvement would be to swap the curtain dividing the club from the lounge to a door. As soon as ticket holders for the following show started congregating in the lounge, their laughter and talking could be heard downstairs, which was a bit distracting from the show. Otherwise, I can't wait to head back and see more entertaining Aussie comedy.

Beautiful historic theater in Sydney. Located in downtown, it was interesting to see the eclectic…read morearchitecture. The theatre was built in the Gothic Style with French elements in the baroque and empire style. In the 1930s, there was a push to update the area. The Art Deco front obscures the gothic elements on the facade, look over the red and gold to see the stunning stonework.

Ever wanted to pretend you're at an Oscars party?…read more Chuck your glad rags on and step out in style at the State Theatre, the closest thing we've got to a Baz Luhrman film made flesh - a magnificent receptacle, a splendiferous spectacle, a gilt-and-velvet wonderland where every day's a holiday and everyone looks good when mood lit. Part throwback to a bygone age, part modern romance, come for a film, come for a theatre performance, come for a gig, just come as you are. Or were. It can be kind of hard to tell, its' like the imaginarium of Dr Parnassus all up in this place. The mermaid busts and marble stairs, the and chandeliers and candy bars are wondrous and dizzying, they make you want to put your arms out and throw your head back and twirl at an invisible camera in the ceiling. If you see me doing that you'll know why. Take care not to spill your chardonnay.