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275 Pitt St
SYDNEY, NSW, 2000
In between Park & Market Sts and next door to the Hilton Hotel Access via The Galeries Victoria, Town Hall Station & the Galeries Victoria Monorail -
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The Attic nightclub is located on the uppermost level of The Arthouse Hotel in Pitt Street, Sydney. Whilst it is quite a climb to the top, you will be rewarded. With rich hues, comfortable seating including gorgeous leather lounges, this is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city below. Serving a range of wines, beers, spirits and cocktails, you will be spoilt for choice. With the The Arthouse Hotel playing host to a range of nights including a life drawing class and photography workshop, this is a great venue for pre- or post-event drinks.
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Reviews of The Arthouse Hotel
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Tara03 Local Star 233 reviews
First time going to The Arthouse Hotel & overall it was quite good. Easy to get to location, good atmosphere & great dj playing all the latest tunes. The drinks are usual city bar prices & having arrived after 12 the drinks were served in plastic cups which was really retro. Overall a great place for a night out with friends.5 months ago via TrueLocal for iPhone
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Nancy_B 60 reviews
The Arthouse is one of the better of the drinking spots in this part of the city. Its location makes it a good place for a post-work drink and if heading straight from work it is fairly easy to get a table and settle in with a nice bottle of wine and a dips plate. The main room of the Arthouse is a large high-ceilinged area with polished floorboards and a stage area for bands. There is a quieter room off to the side of the ground floor which is cosy for a drink and also good if you fancy eating a proper meal. There is also the upstairs area which often have some good jazz musicians playing, a lounge area and then a more formal dining area. Ive never actually eaten in the restaurant/dining area but I have to say that the pizzas are pretty good. Sometimes weve gone to pop in here before a show at the State Theatre but its been absolutely heaving with people so weve gone to Marble Bar instead. That has usually been on a Sunday though and it looked like some kind of function. Other than that, I do genuinely like the Arthouse. Its just an easy, no-fuss place to meet, prices are reasonable and staff are friendly. -
STL Barfly 84 reviews
The Attic is right on the top floor of the arthouse as the name suggests and its probably the most funky one of the lot.
the have massive paintings on the wall and they play a bit different but funky music where you can just sit and drink and chill.
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MrT Barfly 231 reviews
This place is actually several different venues.
I've had lunch at the bar on the right hand side of the ground floor several times. The chicken parmigiana is nice, serving size is good and price is cheap. However I have TWICE not received my order and then had to ask the staff, who came out and all but made out that I hadn't paid for my meal!
The main bar with the stage in the middle of the ground floor is nice too.
The restaurant on the first floor looks posh and expensive. A lot of people in suits were eating there when I popped in...
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Saturday:5:00 PM-12:00 AM
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The Verge
Lissa Christopher, reviewer
Monday, July 21, 2008
The Arthouse's main bar. It's a big, handsome space that successfully mixes 19th-century architectural detailing with contemporary bar furniture.
Mondays are traditionally a tepid night for socialising but tonight also happens to be the biggest day on the chartered accountancy calendar: fiscal New Year's Eve. As a consequence, the Arthouse Hotel, which is close to some of the city's largest bean-counting firms, is far from quiet. As I tour its three levels, the evening's options narrow. The Dome Bar, an ideal spot for a grown-up evening of wining and whining, has been booked out by an accounting firm. The neat, top-floor Attic Bar is also hosting a private function. The Gallery Bar is as packed as a peak-hour train, its patrons in rows on fold-up chairs, sketch pads in their laps. It's a life-drawing class, a regular event at the Arthouse. So it is that my friend and I find ourselves in the Verge, the Arthouse's main bar. It's a big, handsome space that successfully mixes 19th-century architectural detailing - the building has been around since the 1830s - with contemporary bar furniture. Tables are plentiful and the...
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
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