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SYDNEY | Pumphouse Darling Harbour was originally built as a pumping station in 1890, but today houses a bar which has a focus on craft beer. There are over 100 local and international beer on offer here, including Thunderbolt Strong Ale, an amber ale that used to be found here exclusively in one of the bar’s prior incarnations, when it was owned by the Tank Steam Brewery.
You’ll generally find a good selection of local beers on the taps, with a list that covers most styles, while the bottle range expands the offering for those looking for something more. The Pumphouse also offers a decent selection of wines and spirits for those wanting something other than beer.
Hungry people will be happy to know that the menu features food designed to be enjoyed with the drinks available – good quality pub food with a modern Australian and Mediterranean twists.
The Pumphouse hosts live music on Friday nights, and often runs beer related events – keep an eye out on The Pumphouse’s social media channels for details of what’s coming up each week.
Pumphouse
17 Little Pier Street
Darling Harbour
New South Wales 2010
Australia
Telephone: (02) 8217 4100
E-mail: n/a
Website: http://pumphousesydney.com.au/
Open
Mon – Thu: 12:00pm to 10:30pm
Fri – Sat: 12:00pm to 11:30pm
Sun: 12:00pm to 11:00pm