Seven Sydney Bars Now Doing Cocktails (And Other Booze) For Takeaway and Delivery
Support your local and order negroni spritz tins, or a Chamomile Martini to enjoy on your couch.
Seven Sydney Bars Now Doing Cocktails (And Other Booze) For Takeaway and Delivery
Support your local and order negroni spritz tins, or a Chamomile Martini to enjoy on your couch.
Sydney's in lockdown once again, with stay-at-home orders in place and hospitality venues closed to dine-in customers. While this inevitably means that drinks at your local will have to wait, in the meantime, you can enjoy the next best thing at home.
Whether you're after wine, tinnies or freshly shaken cocktails, a stack of Sydney bars are ensuring you don't go thirsty while social distancing. Better yet, by ordering from these guys, you'll be supporting small, local businesses.
So, if it looks like you need to restock your liquor cabinet, here are seven of the best boozy delivery deals (and takeaway options) around town.
If you choose to pick up these drinks rather than have them delivered, have a look at the latest COVID-19 advice.
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This much-loved Latin American spot is intent on ensuring your lockdown is a tasty one. Alongside eats like tacos, ceviche and wood-fired lamb shoulder, it’s offering up some stand-out boozy treats for both home-delivery and pick-up. Jump online to order pre-batched cocktails by the solo serve ($15) or six-serve bottle ($90), including a classic negroni and the signature spicy margarita. The bar and eatery is also doing bottles of wine and a tidy lineup of beers. Delivery’s available to a whole stack of suburbs around the Paddington area, for minimum orders of $55.
How? To order delivery, head here.
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Last year, this 1950s Vegas-inspired bar was named the 11th best bar in the world. And these days, you can get a taste of that international-renowned mixology genius at home, with Maybe Sammy’s range of damn good bottled cocktails. On offer, there are three cleverly reinvented classics — a Jasmine Negroni, a Eucalyptus Gimlet and a Chamomile Martini. Bottles come in either 100-millilitre ($18) or half-litre ($69) serves, with trio packs also available for $54 (three solo-serve bottles). During lockdown, orders are being hand-delivered across Sydney, with a 10-percent discount for Concrete Playground readers if you use the code ‘CONCRETE10’ at the online checkout on all orders made before Friday, August 20. You can also pick up your cocktails from sister venue Maybe Frank Randwick.
How? To order, head here.
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PS40’s new Snap Pack Boxes are now available for delivery across the city, each stocked with three of the CBD bar’s latest specialty libations for $75. Expect handy two-person serves of the Glady’s Gimlet, the Zeneca Zombie made with coconut-infused Glenfiddich, and the vodka-based Full Bergamonty. Other familiar house favourites like the breakfast negroni and the Basque old fashioned are also available to order from the online store. Get that order in before midday and you’ll even enjoy same-day delivery.
How? Orders can be made via the online store.
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Summer Hill’s neighbourhood small bar is once again offering its locals bottled cocktails and top-notch food, for delivery and takeaway. It’s batching up a selection of specialty cocktails (starting from $18 each) ready to go, such as the Peaches and Smoke — crafted with cognac, Laphroaig and Lillet Rosé — and revamped classics like a Banana Rum Old Fashioned. There’s plenty of great Mediterranean-style fare you can add on to your order, plus the bar’s also doing a range of tap beer to go.
How? Check out the full menu here and text or call 0483370020 to order.
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If lockdown finds you in need of a gin or five, the folks at Archie Rose have your back. The Rosebery distillery’s cellar door is now open for pick-ups, seven days a week, and the takeaway offering has something for everyone. Swing past to stock up on a wide range of signature gins and pre-batched cocktail delights, or shop the online store and enjoy free standard shipping on orders over $60. Bottled concoctions include the new Neon Gimlet and the yuzu-infused Cloud Century, while canned sips (think, vodka soda and a gin blackberry spritz) start from $25 for a four-pack.
How? Swing past the cellar door (10am–6pm daily), or shop here for delivery.
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This lockdown, you can recreate a visit to the Poor Toms Gin Hall at home, thanks to the distillery’s tidy selection of sips now available to shop online. Get the new G&T tinnies and cans of the Negroni Spritz (both $23.50/four-pack) delivered to your doorstep, along with signature spirits like the Pina Colada Gin ($77) and a range of mix-yourself gin and tonic combo packs ($99). As a lockdown treat, they’re even offering free shipping store-wide if you use the code ‘FREESHIPPING’ at the checkout.
How? Shop here for delivery.
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Continental Deli’s famed tinned cocktails enjoyed quite a moment during lockdown last year, each expertly mixed and ready to pop open for that cheeky at-home drinking session. And once again, the venue’s offering these canned creations for takeaway, albeit from its Newtown store only (the CBD outpost will remain shut until at least July 5). Jump online to place a pick-up order up until 8pm daily, selecting from the likes of the Mar-tinny, the Can-hattan, the Cosmopoli-tin and the batched Negroni, each for $12. Also available to go are sandwiches, cured meats, bistro dishes and pantry essentials.
How? Order delivery via the Bopple app.
Image: Kitti Gould
Top image: Continental Deli by Kitti Gould
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