Step over the threshold into our underground playground, boasting vibrant ambience, eclectic performances and refined mixology.
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Knox Street Bar is a hidden gem in Chippendale, celebrated for its intimate atmosphere, strong connection to Sydney’s creative community, and expertly crafted cocktails featuring honey from its own rooftop beehives. At the heart of the venue is the Drum Room, a unique performance space hosting an ever-evolving program of live music, storytelling, animation screenings, burlesque, and other creative events. With its welcoming character, distinctive offering, and flexible event spaces, Knox Street Bar provides a memorable setting for casual gatherings, cultural experiences, and private functions alike.
Knox Street Bar is a hidden neighbourhood venue tucked behind an unassuming garage door in the backstreets of Chippendale. Defined by its raw industrial aesthetic, low concrete ceilings, and intimate atmosphere, the venue offers a distinctive backdrop for private events and creative gatherings. Featuring three unique and flexible spaces, Knox Street Bar can accommodate everything from parties and performances to exhibitions, launches, and social functions, making it a sought-after destination for memorable and unconventional experiences.
Knox Street Bar is conveniently located in the heart of Chippendale, within easy reach of Sydney CBD and major public transport connections. The venue is a short walk from Central and Redfern Stations and is well serviced by numerous train, bus, metro, and light rail routes. Knox Street Bar is highly walkable for local residents, students, workers, and visitors. Its central location and strong transport links make it an accessible destination for both private events and casual social gatherings.
Venue: Seated – up to 100 people; Standing – up to 150 people
The Drum Room: up to 80 people
The Grotto: up to 12 people
This page is managed by Knox Street Bar.
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.
