Bar Odessa

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122 Pitt Street
CBD, 2000 NSW
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Opening Hours

SUN	closed
MON	closed
TUE	closed
WED	closed
THU	closed
FRI	5:00pm - 3:00am
SAT	7:00pm - 3:00am

The Details

In the mood for

Beer
Cocktails
Wine

Need to know

Bar Snacks
Good for Groups
Great for Dates

The Verdict

Consider your after work drinks sorted thanks to the arrival of Bar Odessa on Pitt Street.

Brought to you by the masterminds behind inner city Greek restaurant 1821, this secret bunker bar (downstairs from 1821) is full to the brim with all things velvet and gold (our fave).

The decadent bar is the perfect place to plant yourself before dinner or stay all night long, so start with the classic Moscom Mule (their specialty) and make your way through the entire cocktail list, with a side of fresh to death oysters (obvs).

There are plenty of other Greek bites to keep your grumbling belly happy and if you have a sweet tooth, don't leave without getting stuck into the petit fours (yes, reallly).

Image credit: Bar Odessa

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