Beach Palace Hotel
The Beach Palace Hotel overlooks Coogee Beach on the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney. The building itself has been standing there since 1887 and after numerous facelifts it became the Beach Palace Hotel in 1999.
The venue features a cocktail and sports bar, nightclub, two restaurants and also screens all major sporting events.
While other beachside suburbs have turned their iconic pavilions into pricey restaurants, in Coogee the stunning 123-year-old building remains firmly ‘for the people’ as a laid back pub. Once upon a time it had swings, rocking horses and a herd of 14 donkeys out the front; now it has an expansive al fresco terrace that’s just perfect for enjoying a cold one in the sunshine. Inside there’s five bars, two restaurants and a host of giant TV screens for those all-important big games. ...read more
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Features
- Live Sports Broadcasts
- Happy Hour
- Jukebox
- ATM
- Pool Tables
- TAB
Type
- Cocktail Bar
- Wine Bar
- Sports Bar
- Lounge Bar
Drinks
- Imported Beer
- Beer on Tap
- Cocktails
- Spirits
- Wine
- Champagne
Entertainment
- Poker
- DJs
Functions
- Club Events
- Hen Parties
- Birthday Parties
- Private Parties
- Business Functions
Food
- Dinner
- Lunch
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Worst dining experience ever! I am local to Coogee and didn't have high expectations anyway but they are completely incompetent! - Food was less than average and we had to wait over an hour for it! - staff really could not have cared less. Food was cold and not as requested. Have been there a few times and always the same story. Not worth the trouble.
Having lived in Coogee for over 40 years I've seen the Coogee Palace evolve over the years. It's in a brilliant spot and I've definitely had some fabulous times there over the years. The problem is that now it seems to be getting run down and has seen better days.
It's great to sit at the bottom corner bar on a summer's day and look out at the water and watch the passing parade. The only problem is hoping the bar ...read more
