Experience The Sackville - where great food, cold drinks, and good company come together on our iconic Darling Street corner.
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The Sackville is a refreshed neighbourhood pub in the heart of Rozelle, built on the community spirit locals have known and loved for generations. More than just a place to eat and drink, it is a welcoming destination where friends, families and neighbours come together to connect, celebrate and enjoy great hospitality.
Whether it's watching the game, sharing a meal, catching up over drinks or picking up a favourite bottle to take home, The Sackville offers a relaxed and inclusive experience for every occasion.
The Sackville combines traditional pub culture with a diverse food, beverage and entertainment offering. The venue features a dedicated Sports Bar with TAB facilities, a lively Street Bar, flexible function spaces and an attached bottle shop, creating a variety of experiences for both everyday patrons and special events.
Supported by a strong food and beverage program centred on classic pub favourites, premium steaks and seasonal share plates, The Sackville is a popular destination for casual dining, social gatherings, sports viewing and community celebrations.
Located at 599 Darling Street, The Sackville occupies a prominent position in one of Sydney's most established Inner West neighbourhoods. Easily accessible by bus and surrounded by local shops, cafés and community amenities, the venue benefits from strong pedestrian activity and a vibrant village atmosphere.
Its central Darling Street location makes The Sackville a convenient destination for locals and visitors alike, supporting strong trade across dining, drinks, events and community gatherings.
Venue: Seated – up to 25 people; Standing up to 60 people
This page is managed by The Sackville Hotel.
We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.
