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Situated in the heart of Potts Point on the famous El Rocco Club from the 60s, the very unique and intimate formerly Bar Me is just another reason to have a good time with great music and equally great food. Home to the El Rocco Jazz Cellar, Me has a regular string of affairs with jazz music and churns out some fine hidden talent amongst complete strangers too. With great performances, state-of-the-art sound and light systems, a new and improvised a la carte menu, gourmet pizzas and power packed drinks, Me is just about the place for everyone to be.

A small bar with a laid-back, unpretentious vibe, Bulletin Place is perfect for a relaxed night out. This is a bar that places a lot of emphasis on personalized service, and it certainly delivers. Wooden floors, communal tables, mural-adorned distressed walls and lots of potted plants lend this bar a rustic appeal, which, coupled with the service, makes for a wonderful experience. The handwritten chart of cocktails displays new names every day, and there is also a good selection of whiskeys and wines. Reservations are not accepted.

You can set aside the pastoral images the name most likely conjured up, at least until you get to the outdoor section at Arcadia Liquors. Although categorized as a small bar, it is not quite as tiny as some of the others to be found in the Redfern area of Sydney. The cocktail list features all the usuals, and the Manhattan and White Lady are particularly well done. The courtyard, with all its greenery, is most people's first choice when it comes to seating, and is the bar's smoking area as well. The bar offers a few nibbles, but if you want something more filling, you can always order Chinese BBQ from the restaurant across the street.

Although it is hidden away in a basement on Clarence Street, by no means is The Baxter Inn a quiet bar. Owned by the same pair responsible for the Shady Pines Saloon, this whiskey bar takes its inspiration from the Prohibition Era speakeasies. In keeping with the theme, you get a change from the usual bar music, being treated instead to tunes from the 1920s, enhanced by fantastic acoustics. That's just the beginning, though; the real winner is the wall of whiskey, which boasts over 300 varieties. The bartenders are more than willing to make suggestions, and will even hand you some complimentary pretzels while you wait for your order.

So food historians observed that the Aussie’s did not have any good beer until the late 1900 and that is when some people decided to take charge and took the onus on themselves to bring quality beer to Australia and that is how 4 Pines came in to existence. Of course, this is but a story! Established in 2008, the pub is an exciting entrant in the brewery section in Sydney but is one of the landmark places to get exotic and freshly brewed beer. Also, the beers are all natural and handcrafted!

Inner-city Sydney might not be the first place you'd look for a slice of the Wild West, but it's just what the owners of Shady Pines are offering. Hidden down an alley behind busy Oxford Street, with no signage, it may be a little hard to find, but the extra effort is worth it. Once inside you'll be instantly transported to a time and place far away. Stuffed animal heads look over a room full of simple wooden tables that would be perfect for a card game. Of course for the full experience, take your place on a stool at the bar and tackle one of the many whiskeys on offer.