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1. Graffiti Restaurant - The Arthouse Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 122 reviews
Originally the Sydney Mechanics School of Arts (SMSA) and more recently, the School of Arts, the ArtHouse Hotel building was designed by John Verge in 1830 and is now a heritage listed property. Undergoing a number of renovations since opening. The origin
Reviewed By anilt413
The food was delicious, we had the pepperoni and four cheese pizzas with hot chips (fries). The sparking wine was amazing but quite sweet for the cheaper stuff.Nice atmosphere, good lighting, staff are friendly but a little vague. Hard to find but that also makes it quite. The food and the decor are lovely.Should visit atleast once for the food.
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2. Heineken House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Heineken House has been unveiled as the first flagship Heineken venue in Australia featuring a signature Heineken eight metre-high bottle wall centrepiece towering over the bar. In addition to floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the city skyline, t
Reviewed By stephen m
I ordered a drink, which was way over priced, from a French Waiter who was not only arrogant but questioned if I had ordered. After going through the till he realised he hadnât poured the drink. When I received the drink there was no apology for the 10 minutes wait but he instead I received half a glass of wine.
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3. Graffiti Restaurant - The Arthouse Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 122 reviews
Originally the Sydney Mechanics School of Arts (SMSA) and more recently, the School of Arts, the ArtHouse Hotel building was designed by John Verge in 1830 and is now a heritage listed property. Undergoing a number of renovations since opening. The origin
Reviewed By anilt413
The food was delicious, we had the pepperoni and four cheese pizzas with hot chips (fries). The sparking wine was amazing but quite sweet for the cheaper stuff.Nice atmosphere, good lighting, staff are friendly but a little vague. Hard to find but that also makes it quite. The food and the decor are lovely.Should visit atleast once for the food.
