Eric's Bar

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Phone

(02) 8220 9999

Address

34 Harrington Street
The Rocks

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Opening Hours

until late, Mon - Sun

An intimate hotel bar, with a stunning array of boutique wines.

Perfectly intimate, deliciously chic. Located on the Ground floor of the Harbour Rocks Hotel, Erics Bar is a hidden haven where you can unwind with a specialty wine.

This unique space combines heritage charm with modern design and undeniably stellar service. Enjoy freshly made espresso, the menu of impossibly tasty things and an impressive selection of boutique wine sourced from all around the globe.

Accessible access
This venue is not accessible from Harrington Street, however is accessible from the Harbour Rocks Hotel . Patrons can order drinks from the bar and sit in the lobby.

What's on at Eric's Bar

Aug

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Happy Hour at Eric's Bar

Enjoy a daily happy hour at Eric's Bar.

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Oct

Apr

Daily Happy Hour 5pm - 7pm

If you’re on the hunt for Happy Hour drinks in Sydney, head to Eric’s Bar at the Harbour Rocks Hotel.

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Nov

Mar

Sip and Stroll - $40 for 2 Takeaway Cocktails

Sip and stroll the scenic Rocks with bottled cocktails made in-house by our expert mixologists.

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Evan's Stores - 34 Harrington Street, The Rocks

Built 1887, in 1895 the Australian Order of Industry and the Active Service Brigade announced the opening of a barracks for unemployed single men, The Wentworth Falls Barracks Harrington Street, where bed and breakfast could be had for 3d a night.

The advirtising announced there was enough room for 500 men, and the barracks would 'meet a want Keenly Felf by mant Men who are Workless'. John Dwyer became the Master Worker of the Brigade and manager of the barracks. In the desperate conditions of the 1890's depression, the brigade assisted the unemployed by estrablishing barracks in a succcessions of buildings around Sydney, providing lodgings and breakfast for a few pence 'preventing hundreds of decent me from becoming pauperised' and helping them 'to hold out, until they have got employment and helpeed themselves'. The aim of the organisation was not to provide charity, but self-respect and reliance. From 1905 until the early 1930's the stores were occupied by tennants whose businesses included: indentors and importers; checmist and druggists; sheep shearing machinery; a wool and skin store; an electrical engineer and an oil merchant; and polish and ink manufacturers.

Eric's Bar

An intimate hotel bar, with a stunning array of boutique wines.

What's on at Eric's Bar

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Evan's Stores - 34 Harrington Street, The Rocks