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Despite lockouts and lockdowns, Sydney’s CBD has become one of New South Wales’ most talented destinations when it comes to small bars And you don’t take our word for it Three of the best watering holes in the city center have just been named among the annual rankings of the 50 best bars in the world, judged by an international panel of 500 industry experts
This is the second year that Sydney’s highest bar, Maybe Sammy, has made its debut on the list And since its inclusion in 43rd place in 2019 it has skyrocketed in the rankings, ending up just ahead the top ten at number 11 The bar also won the Mitcher’s Art of Hospitality Award, which recognizes the best level of service and hospitality that bargos can enjoy anywhere in the world
Sydney’s smallest bar, the temple of mezcal and tequila Cantina OK, has consistently exceeded its weight, winning the best new bar gong at the Time Out Bar Awards 2020, despite occupying only one place. a single reused parking space on Clarence Street’s nondescript lane It broke the world’s best list for the first time, placing 28th in Bulletin Place and is also a winner of multiple Time Out Bar Awards, notable for its cocktail list constantly evolving daily life and its exceptional levels of charisma and service He made the position number 39 in the ranking
While all three are winners in our eyes, it’s no shame to lose first place on the list at legendary London cocktail bar The Connaught Tucked away in the oh-so-swish Mayfair hotel, it has both pedigree and panache in shovel
While no Melbourne bar has managed to make it into the top 50, four made it to the long list of 100 bars considered in the ever-popular Everleigh leaderboard, reached position 73, Byrdi at 80, Above Board at 84, and arguably Melbourne’s most revered cocktail bar, the Black Pearl, at 98 This latest result will come as a shock to many Melburnian cocktail aficionados, as the Pearl has been ranked in the top 50 for the past 12 consecutive years. You can see the full ranking here
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