Quarrymans Hotel

Doesn't look like much on the busy corner of Harris Street, but inside it's nice without going too far down the hipster route. I like the main bar with repurposed railway sign boards showing their great range of craft brews.

There are three words that describe this place perfectly – craft beer bar. However, there are lots of craft beer bars around the place, but this one has character, and a lot of it. In fact the beer garden out the back is nothing short of awesome. It still has the old walls of the original hotel, and is simply one of those great places to sit with some friends and a selection of craft beers. Oh, and when I say craft beers I'm not talking about the standard ones that you seem to find in pretty much every inner-city pub you walk into, I'm talking about a huge range of little known titles. It is one of those bars that it can be a real challenge to select just one beer that you want to try. Oh, and the staff are pretty cool as well, though if you want some samplers you do have to pay for a pallet.

Haven't eaten at this pub, but the craft beers on tap are great.

A good stop for a cold one when in Pyrmont.

Pretty much a normal, working type pub. A nice rooftop area, and they serve a good pub meal up there too.

Very traditional feeling pub with locals propping up the bar. Prices are good and the beer is cold although it does feel a bit old and dirty. There is also a bar upstairs which is a bit more upmarket for those who don't like it old school.