Last updated August 2024.
The weekend is always just around the corner and it’s always wine o’clock somewhere right?
Luckily for us, there are plenty of great options of where to go for a bevvy or two in Adelaide and we’ve compiled a list of all the hottest new spots that have opened in the past 12 months.
Whether you’re up for a couple of post-work drinks, a quiet catch-up, or a big night out, this is our guide to the best new bars in town >>
ChaCha Bar

Inspired by nostalgic 80s and 90s Tokyo, ChaCha Bar is described as a space for people to share in their love for art and culture whilst enjoying a unique selection of drinks and food. Diners can pick from a variety of traditional Japanese herbal and rice teas, such as sencha, genmaicha, and hojicha.
Coffee, cocktails, beer, and a selection of wines from the Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale, and Barossa Valley are also available for your indulgence.
Opened August 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Chacha Bar at 60 South Terrace, Adelaide
Electra

Adelaide’s popular Electra House on King William Street has emerged from a significant transformation, shedding its nightclub image to become a warm and inviting bar and function space, simply known as Electra.
The menu has also been refreshed, featuring a range of shared plates and an expanded, more refined wine list.
Re-opened August 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Electra at 131 King William Street, Adelaide
Bar Madrid

Located in Norwood, Bar Madrid is bringing all the ultimate Euro Summer vibes year-round in combination with traditional Spanish Tapas and delicious drinks.
Bar Madrid will is set up intimately, designed for versatility and pure enjoyment, embodying the lively, communal spirit of Spanish bar culture. Its compact design reflects European dining, offering a true taste of Spain’s social bar scene.
Open all day long, pop in for coffee in the morning and drinks in the evening.
Opened August 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Bar Madrid at 4/47 The Parade, Adelaide
Queen’s Theatre Lounge

A brand new little bar is now open in the iconic Queens Theatre, in the same spot as the venue’s historic former bar, Shakespeare’s Tavern, dating back to 1841.
Now open every Thursday from 4pm to 11pm, as well as during performances, the Queen’s new small-scale bar will be serving both theatre-goers and Thursday night socialites. With heaps of events from live bands to musical theatre, there will be plenty of opportunities to visit and experience the brand new bar for yourself.
Opened July 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Queen’s Theatre Lounge at Playhouse Lane, Adelaide, SA
Ballet Wine Bar

Ballet Wine Bar and Online Wine Shop is a bar full of creativity and elegance. Located on Jetty Road in Glenelg, the bar’s name originated as the name for a conceptual music festival, but now lends itself to the bar’s spirited character while bringing a touch of class.
Targeted towards a pre and post-dinner crowd, the main focus at Ballet is the wine, and pouring great wine at that.
Opened July 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Ballet Wine at 29 Jetty Rd, Glenelg SA 5045
Rita’s

Contemporary Italian restaurant Rita’s has a very unique approach to cuisine with the use of locally sourced, seasonal produce, and Asian inspired flavours. They also have a local-focused wine list, with wines from all over SA as well as some imported wines direct from Italy, to perfectly match the Italian menu.
With wooden tables, soft lighting and rich colours covering every inch of the dining room, Rita’s feel very homely.
Opened July 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Rita’s at 69-71 Melbourne Street Adelaide 5000
Rascals Wine Bar and Deli

Rascals, located just off Rundle Street, is the ultimate quirky combination of delicious wine and loaded sandos.
Owners and mates Baylie Day and Josh Kleeman have created a playful, fun atmosphere to enjoy quality food and drink. By day, customers have been enjoying their locally roasted coffee and mouthwatering deli-style sandwiches. The team plays with innovative flavours and experimental specials, and priorities using local ingredients.
Opened July 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Rascals at 17—19 Bent Street Adelaide 5000
Barossa Ale Haus

A new ale house has rolled into town, and they’re dishing up South Australian craft beers, classic eats and coffees in the Barossa Valley.
The venue is located in Provenance Barossa, a collection of artisanal food and beverage businesses, where you’ll find everything from wine, gin and coffee to pizza, ice cream and tapas. The Ale Haus are neighbours with favourites like Barossa Distilling Co, Penfolds, and The Glacerie operated by the Barossa Valley Ice Cream Company.
Opened July 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Lone Star Rib House and Brews at 238 Belair Rd, Hawthorn SA 5062
Lone Star Rib House & Brews

Lone Star Rib House and Brews, renowned for its American-style cuisine, launched its fifth location in South Australia, as the chain rapidly expands within the region. The Hawthorn opening builds on the momentum gained from successful launches at Hallett Cove and Gilles Plains.
The franchise also offers an extensive selection of beverages, which includes craft and tap beers, wines, cocktails, and spirits. Within this range, there are numerous offerings from Adelaide’s top wineries and breweries, highlighting the brand’s commitment to supporting local producers.
Opened July 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Lone Star Rib House and Brews at 238 Belair Rd, Hawthorn SA 5062
Osteria Polpo

Osteria Polpo is bringing traditional flavours straight from northern Italy to Adelaide’s CBD.
Serving snack-style bites, just like you’d find in Venice with classic drinks like Italian spritz, offering timeless favourites like a Negroni, and a variety of cocktail bases that will allow customers to tailor their drinks to their preferences.
Opened June 2024
For more information, click here.
Visit Osteria Polpo at 207 East Terrace, Adelaide 5000
Sofia

Sofia, a chic new bistro located on Hutt Street, is the latest venture from hospitality expert, Joshua Baker, who describes Sofia as Part Time Lover’s European sibling. The bistro is an extension of Part Time Lover, offering a more mature and polished dining experience.
“It’s our interpretation of a bistro, which means it can be a café, a restaurant, a bar, or anything in between,” Joshua says.
Opened June 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out the Sofia Bistro at 16 Hutt Street, Adelaide
Mamacita

Adelaide’s food scene just got spicier with the opening of Mamacita Restaurant and Bar – boasting over 50 types of tequila, including high-profile brands like George Clooney’s Casamigos and Kendall Jenner’s 818. The mezcal offerings provide a smoky counterpoint, perfect for those looking to explore beyond the familiar.
For margarita enthusiasts, the bar offers 14 different variations, along with a creative cocktail menu that encourages guests to customize their drinks.
Opened May 2024.
For more information, click here.
Visit Mamacita at 266 Pulteney St, Adelaide SA 5000
Secret Chamber Bar

As the sister bar to the popular Sorcerer’s Bar, Secret Chamber promises sophisticated setting with a cosy, antique style in line with Leigh Street’s vibe.
Catering to everyone’s palate, the menu boasts a mix of classic and extravagant cocktails, drawing inspiration from The Sorcerer’s Bar. They also have drinks like wine and beer, and everything that people come to Leigh Street for.
What sets Secret Chamber apart is its signature smoking cocktails, a crowd favourite.
Opened May 2024.
For more information, click here.
Visit Secret Chamber bar at Shop 1, 20 Leigh Street, Adelaide
Fitoor – Fusion Kitchen + Bar

Fitoor – Fusion Kitchen + Bar has officially opened its doors in Kensington Park and is bringing an exciting twist to Adelaide’s dining scene in the east, promising a journey of Indian fusion cuisine. Under the guidance of co-founder and chef, Maheep Singh, Fitoor combines cooking traditions from around the globe.
With a team of professional bartenders, mixologists, and baristas onboard, the restaurant aims to offer a modern dining experience, where every sip is as memorable as every bite.
Opened May 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out Fitoor – Fusion Kitchen + Bar at 324 Magill Road, Kensington Park, 5068
Arkaba Hotel

Adelaide’s iconic Arkaba Hotel has been transformed following its comprehensive $12 million renovation. The renovation journey commenced a year ago, with the unveiling of the new Lounge, Restaurant, and refurbished Top of the Ark in August last year.
“Sportys,” dedicated to sports and entertainment has also been added to the new site, featuring the innovative 360-degree wraparound LED screen dubbed ‘The Funnel’.
The Funnel sits majestically above the main bar, capable of broadcasting up to six events simultaneously. This technological marvel offers sports fans an unmatched viewing experience, setting Sportys apart as the ultimate destination for live sports in Adelaide.
The Arkaba Hotel now presents an updated hotel reception area and additional function spaces, equipped with cutting-edge technology suitable for both corporate gatherings and social events.
Re-opened April 2024.
For more information, click here.
Visit the new and improved Arkaba Hotel at 150 Glen Osmond Rd, Fullarton
Velvet Underground

The venue in the CBD which has a polished yet gritty vibe (reflecting the personalities of its creators) is situated underneath the newly the renovated King William Hotel which was formerly the Ambassadors Hotel.
Velvet Underground is set to be the ‘sister venue and basement bar’ of the Hotel which is essentially a refurbished dive bar, complete with velvet walls, murals, a pool table, and darts – perfect for those looking for an authentic pub experience.
Opened April 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out Velvet Underground at 107 King William Street, Adelaide
Makan Wine Bar

The new Makan Southeast Asian inspired wine bar on Flinders Street is dedicated to introducing Adelaide to the richness of natural Asian wine varieties – with 50-60 local and international varieties.
There is also be a range of Sake and Umeshu from Japan, as well as Chardonnay from China, delivering a wine portfolio that is different and unlike anything else in South Australia.
Opened April 2024.
For more information, click here.
Visit Makan at Level 1 116 Flinders St
The Pick and Shovel

Brand new boutique bar, the Pick and Shovel, has opened its doors in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, offering the finest wines, refreshing beers, delectable cocktails and great whiskeys from all over the world.
The venue highlights some of South Australia’s best drinks: sourcing from local Kangaroo Island businesses such as Spring Road Wines, Islander Estate, Bay of Shoals and of course Kangaroo Island Brewery.
Opened April 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out The Pick and Shovel at 11A Commercial St Kingscote, SA 5223
Latteria

The essence of Italian bar dining can be experienced at Latteria, an aperitivo bar and cocktail lounge that promises to bring a slice of Italy to South Australia.
Latteria aims to fuse the nostalgic charm of 1950s Italian ‘Latterie Milanesi’ with a contemporary Adelaidean flair.
This modern interpretation of classic European snack culture is designed to complement the drinking experience, featuring items like the Milanese Cotoletta for those seeking something more substantial.
Opened April 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out Latteria at 185 Hutt St, Adelaide SA 5000
Niku House

The team behind the well-known eatery, The Donburi House, has launched a new establishment: Niku House bar and restaurant, introducing Japanese Yakiniku to the southern CBD. “Niku” (肉), meaning “meat” in Japanese, captures the essence of Niku House serving exceptional quality Wagyu.
There’s an extensive selection of high-end sake (Japanese rice wine) flown directly from Japan, along with Asahi on tap, a variety of cocktails, mocktails, straight whisky and more.
Opened March 2024.
For more information, click here.
Visit Niku at 112 Sturt St, Adelaide SA 5000
10 Gallon Hat

Step into the all-new dimly-lit small bar, 10 Gallon Hat, in the heart of the historic Port Adelaide. The 1880’s built venue is set to blend American charm with Australian hospitality when it officially opens this Saturday.
From the moment you cross the threshold, you’re whisked away to a world brimming with old-world allure. Antique furniture graces the space, an old piano stands strong with beer skulls and candles burning, all while cowboy boots line the walls – it’s all setting the scene for a truly rustic bar experience.
Opened March 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out the 10 Gallon Hat at 158 Vincent Street, Port Adelaide
Nightshade Bar

A new nostalgic style retro 80s bar called Nightshade is bringing the neon-soaked, synth-pop era of the 1980s to Adelaide’s West End.
One of Nightshade’s standout features is its commitment to providing an immersive experience, complete with 80s tunes spun by live DJs on Fridays and Saturdays. The bar’s layout caters to both socialising and dancing, with cozy booth seating complemented by a late-night dance floor for a boogie.
But it’s not just about the music – Nightshade boasts a curated drinks menu that pays homage to iconic 80s cocktails.
Opened March 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out the Nightshade Bar at 15 Solomon street, Adelaide
PUNCH

An unassuming bar nestled between a massage parlour and a laundromat in the West sits the newest hotspot that is revolutionising the take-home booze scene.
PUNCH is the latest creation by Jameson Gregg, a seasoned bartender with a knack for crafting memorable drinks menus for some of the city’s most beloved bars. And now, he’s pouring his talent and passion into his very own venture.
The bar itself is a find, with a laid-back atmosphere filled with natural light, making it a perfect escape from the everyday. But there’s more to PUNCH than a cool space. They’re revolutionising the drink-and-dash culture with their take-home cocktails in cans.
Opened Feburary 2024.
For more information, click here.
Visit PUNCH at Shop 2/597 Tapleys Hill Rd, Fulham SA 5024
Yeo Haus Refreshment Centre

The popular surf brand Yeo Haus latest venture in Port Elliot after starting as a T-shirt and screen printing venture nine years ago.
Over the years, the brand has organically expanded, evolving from apparel to embrace a diverse range of specialties including surf boards, gin, accessories, hospitality and more.
Now, the sprawling warehouse in Port Elliot, is bringing together all aspects of the brand’s expertise; merging a bar, cafe, and retail space under one roof – dubbing it ‘the Refreshment Centre’.
Opened January 2024.
For more information, click here.
Check out the Yeo Haus Refreshment Centre at 5/10 Elliot Street, Port Elliot
Sora

Derived from the Japanese word for “sky,” Sora is poised to become a haven for discerning palates with its seamless blend of approachable food by a renowned chef, entertainment, and breathtaking panoramic views.
Breaking away from conventional definitions of a restaurant or a bar, they wanted to offer a unique multi-level experience where patrons can seamlessly transition between dining and entertainment without leaving the venue.
Opened January 2024.
For more information, click here.
Visit the Sora from Byblos at 89 Pirie St, Adelaide SA 5000
Sugar

The iconic East End venue, Sugar, was resurrected over Summer from Gonzo Group – a growing hospitality business that owns venues Cry Baby, Shotgun Willie’s, Memphis Slim’s House of Blues and El Camino. After almost a year closed, the venue reopened with a recently updated venue fit, revamped Funktion-One sound system and will be backed by new lighting rigs.
While it’s a little more of what some may call a ‘club’ with Hip hop tunes and variou s DJs playing great tunes, it’s a great spot to hang to enjoy a few drinks with friends.
Re-opened December 2023.
For more information, head to the Instagram here.
Visit the new and improved Sugar at Unit 1/274 Rundle St, Adelaide SA 5000
Byblos Lounge and Bar

Byblos in Lebanon – believed to be one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world – has landed on O’Connell Street in the form of a new restaurant, lounge and bar.
Upon completing the dining experience or simply passing by, guests have the opportunity to ascend the stairs to the Byblos Lounge and Bar. This elegant space is perfect for enjoying drinks (including Lebanese mocktails and cocktails), hosting meetings, and enjoying traditional Lebanese bites and drinks.
Additionally, a Shisha Lounge awaits on the balcony, providing a unique experience rarely found on O’Connell Street.
Opened December 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit the Byblos Lounge and Bar upstairs from Byblos at 21-23 O’Connell Street, North Adelaide
The Edinburgh Castle Hotel

After months of eager anticipation, the iconic Edinburgh Castle Hotel in Adelaide’s CBD has thrown open its doors once more, revealing a newly renovated and refreshed establishment.
The Edinburgh Castle Hotel boasts a rich history, dating back to 1837, making it the longest continuously licensed premises in Adelaide’s CBD.
Leading mixologist Yaso, renowned for his expertise cultivated worldwide, including 5-star hotels and cruise ships, has crafted a selection of delightful cocktails. Notably, the Edinburgh Castle Special (Dry Ice) and the Rose & Raspberry Sour are some of the standout offerings.
Re-opened December 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit the Edinburgh Castle Hotel at 233 Currie St, Adelaide SA 5000
The Bibliotheca Bar and Book Exchange

The Bibliotheca Bar and Book Exchange, one of Adelaide’s oldest and established bars, has been reborn this year with a new larger whiskey range, extended opening hours and a new outlook.
The bar’s now stocking over 230 whiskies behind the bar from all over the world, drawn from Australia, America, Scotland, Japan, France, India and beyond.
Opened November 2023.
For more information, click here.
Pick up a book and a drink at the The Bibliotheca Bar and Book Exchange at 27 Gresham Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Ern Malley

There’s a brand new bar on the scene in Adelaide, but it opened in 1943.
That’s right. In a cheeky nod to one of Australia’s most infamous literary hoaxes, the new bar Ern Malley promises to combine, wine, jazz, poetry and a love of history and the eccentric in one new Eastern suburbs hotspot.
Fast forward to today, and the spirit of Malley lives on, not in verse, but in a bar that wears its namesake with a wink and a nudge.
Opened November 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Ern Malley at 137 Magill Rd, Stepney SA 5069
Henley House

Henley Beach has a new hotspot – Henley House.
On Seaview Road level, the Henley House Dining Room & Bar features an all-day menu with sea views of Henley Beach. Escape the hustle and bustle of Henley Square in the outdoor lounge area, or take in the afternoon sun on the balcony. Enjoy the big game on one of the sports screens in the front bar area, or graze and gaze at sweeping sea views in the main dining space.
Upstairs, the Henley House Rooftop specialises in handcrafted cocktails and stunning views, all afternoon and into the night.
Opened November 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Henley House at 269 Seaview Road, Henley Beach, SA, 5022
Longplay Bistro

Longplay Bistro is now offering a unique fusion of food, wine, and vinyl records. The experience is complemented by an extensive wine list featuring international favourites and local gems, as well as a selection of rare Japanese whiskies for connoisseurs to enjoy.
What sets Longplay Bistro apart is its commitment to providing a musical backdrop. A vinyl LP-only soundtrack delivers an auditory feast via a Funktion One sound system and custom-built sound insulation.
Opened November 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Longplay Bistro at 131 Pirie Street, Adelaide
Hey Juj

Hey Juj, the brainchild of 22-year-old local Elliott Brown, has taken the McLaren Vale main street by storm. With its unique concept of a café by day and a wine bar by night, Hey Juj aims to offer something for everyone.
As the day transitions into night, Hey Juj transforms into a wine bar, offering patrons a chance to enjoy a selection of globally acclaimed wines, beers, and spirits from the region, alongside international gems from France and beyond. The wine bar experience is complemented by a tapas menu that promises to elevate your evening.
Opened November 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Hey Juj at 150 Main Road, McLaren Vale
Ambra Spritz Bar

Ambra Spirits is ringing in its 25th anniversary in style with the unveiling of its newly renovated distillery in Thebarton.
Known for its authentic Italian recipes passed down through generations, Ambra Spirits traces its origins back to 1998, founded by the late Libero De Luca. His passion for crafting the brand’s signature Limoncello, inspired by genuine Italian family recipes, set the foundation for Ambra Spirits’ success.
Opened November 2023.
For more information, click here.
Check out Ambra Spritz Bar at 43 Phillips Street, Thebarton
Seventy Eight on Rundle

This Eastside hotspot that’s been given new life with an exciting new space that will not only be a dining haven to Kent Town locals but will attract all South Aussies to the eclectic outer city suburb.
The drinks list features an extensive cocktail list, with favourites like the blood orange gin sour, spicy margarita, and an exclusive artisan blend espresso martini. It will also showcase gins from local distillery Reform Distilling and SA craft spirit distillery 36 Short, with wines from Emmalene in the Adelaide Hills and Mazi from McLaren Vale, who specialise in Rose.
Opened November 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Seventy Eight on Rundle at 78 Rundle Street, Kent Town, SA 5067.
Flipside Barcade

If you’re a lover of retro arcades, pinball machines and good times then the Flipside Barcade is a must-add to your to-do list.
Located in Daw Park, the Flipside Bar-cade (as it’s been affectionately dubbed) is Adelaide’s first venue dedicated to retro gaming, with the perfect blend of nostalgia and good times with 15 pinball and arcade machines, American-style food & a range of craft beers on tap.
Opened October 2023.
For more information, click here.
Find Flipside Barcade at 538 Goodwood Rd, Daw Park.
Sideways Liquor

The owners of Bowden Cellars, known for its dedication to exclusively South Australian wines, have transformed Sideways Liquor Co. Bar & Boutique Bottle Shop on Prospect Road. The change of ownership brings a fresh perspective to the popular bottle shop which first opened in 2021.
The transition doesn’t stop at wine; Bowden Cellars has introduced a comprehensive wine list, expanding beyond the previous “wine of the month” concept. Spirits, spritzers, and cocktails also grace the menu, making Sideways Liquor more than just a typical bottle shop, now with a sit down bar.
Opened October 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Sideways Liquor at 99A Prospect Rd, Prospect SA 5082
Chianti Ristorante & Bar

Adelaide’s beloved Chianti on Hutt Street is back in action with a fresh look. The well-known Italian spot has been spruced up and is set to reopen under the management of siblings Jessica Favaro-Richards and Nicholas Favaro.
The Favaro family isn’t just stopping at Chianti; they’re also behind other popular spots like Bar Torino and the recent Carrick Hill project.
Opened October 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Chianti Ristorante & Bar at 60 Hutt St, ADELAIDE, 5000
Mitilini

Greek bistro Ammos is a slice of Greek paradise in the heart of North Adelaide, with a special twist…
Under the restaurant, there’s a hidden underground Ouzo bar, called ‘Mitilini,’ adding an element of surprise and discovery to guests’ dining experience.
Owner Savvas says “The underground Ouzo bar has been a hit with our customers. It’s a hidden gem where they can enjoy a wide selection of Ouzo and other Greek spirits while immersed in a cozy, intimate atmosphere. It has added a unique touch to the Ammos experience.”
Opened October 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Mitilini at Ammos Greek Bistro at 22 O’Connell Street, North Adelaide SA, 5006.
Milky Lane

This new cult venue shook up Rundle St after officially opening its doors in October. Milky Lane, popular interstate chain, is a far cry from the boujee wine and tapas bars which hoard the East End – instead picture colossal burgers, flavour-popping cocktails and indulgent desserts.
Milky Lane’s first South Australian store comes after grand openings in Cairns and Bendigo earlier this year, as well as an established reputation in Sydney, Perth, Brisbane, and the Gold Coast.
Rundle Street will have a new unique dining and drinking experience with Milky Lane, standing out with its urban-inspired ambience.
Opened October 2023.
For more information, click here.
Visit Milky Lane at 272 Rundle Street, Adelaide
CONFESSION

A pop-up bar, home to the world’s first wheelchair dancefloor, has arrived in Port Adelaide with a permanent venue open Friday and Saturday nights.
On the back of its success at Fringe scene back in 2022, this fun and fabulous venue that prides itself on inclusivity and accessibility is now the place for good vibes and fun and friendly atmosphere..
Opened September 2023.
For more information, click here.
Find CONFESSION at 60 Marryatt St, Port Adelaide, SA 5015
East End Cellars

A favourite wine shop turned brasserie, East End Cellars has opened its second fantastic venue, this time in Norwood, boasting about 600 bottles of wine, complemented by a menu of brasserie classics from a former Press Food & Wine chef.
Guests will be prompted to enjoy a drink or tasting at a communal table within the indoor space, with the idea is to make East End Cellars Norwood a place where people can enjoy a night out, whether they are there for the wine or the dining experience.
Opened September 2023.
For more information, click here.
Find East End Cellars at 88 Magill Road, Norwood
Spread

The latest venture by the owners of the much-loved Dolly wine bar has hit the streets of Unley.
Spread Delicatessen and Bar has a special twist which sets it apart from your regular sandwich bar- it will transform from a panini and toastie bar during the day into a wine bar on Friday and Saturday nights.\
Although Spread and Dolly are located right next door to each other, they express very individual personalities and identities- but frequently work together.
Opened September 2023
Read more here.
Find Spread Delicatessen and Bar at 246 Unley Road, Unley SA, 5061.
Boomers Bar

As you step through the doors of Boomers Bar, you’ll feel an unmistakable shift in time. Welcome to a place where the clocks are wound back, and the spirit of the 1960s right through to the 1980s comes alive in all its groovy glory.
Locals Andrew and Shelley were in search for a laid-back spot in the South to unwind with friends. Their search eventually lead them to create the newest hotspot on Beach Road.
Opened August 2023
Read more here.
Find Boomers Bar at 25 Beach Road Christies Beach.
Alt Wine Bar

The highly anticipated Alt Wine Bar, created by celebrated chef Adam Robinson aims to become the missing link for wine, cocktail, and small plates lovers in the area.
As guests step into Alt, they will be greeted by an extensive wine list and an intriguing selection of cocktails, designed by the venue manager, Courtney Price.
A particular highlight is the cocktail called the Siren Song, a delightful blend of Ginache, sour pineapple, and rhubarb—a perfect representation of Alt’s commitment to alternative and innovative creations.
The wine list, boasting a 200-bottle-strong collection, is a major feature of the interior.
Opened August 2023
Read more here.
Find Alt Wine Bar at 151 King William Road, Hyde Park 5061
If you know of any other new bars that we’ve missed, feel free to drop us a line at [email protected] with your additions. We’d love to check out somewhere new!
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