Icebergs Winter Sundays
Icebergs is reinvigorating your winter Sundays with takeovers from Double Deuce Lounge, Maybe Sammy, Earl's Juke Joint and Shady Pines.
Overview
One of Sydney's most esteemed, view-heavy restaurants is currently celebrating 20 years. Bondi's iconic Icebergs Dining Room and Bar has been serving up top-quality meals with sweeping ocean views for two decades, and following a recent renovation, the eastern suburbs mainstay is marking the occasion with a series of events and parties.
One such is Icebergs Winter Sundays. Across four weeks between July and September, four Sydney faves will be popping up at Icebergs for a guest shift as the sun sets. The CBD's Double Deuce Lounge will kick things off on Sunday, July 9 with five hours of cocktails and tasty bar snacks.
The following month, Sydney's award-winning Maybe Sammy team will be popping up for a tequila-fuelled takeover on Sunday, August 6. On Sunday, August 27, Inner West mainstay Earl's Juke Joint will be emerging from its hidden King Street speakeasy to run the bar at Icebergs. And rounding out the series on Sunday, September 3 is Swillhouse's underground American-themed tavern Shady Pines.
The initial Icebergs Sunday takeover from Double Deuce Longue will feature four signature cocktails for $25 a pop, plus a snack menu starring the likes of Jatz and French onion dip, American-style cheeseburgers, Boon Luck Farm lemonade fruit jelly and sopressa salami toasties.
Each Winter Sunday pop-up sports free entry, and walk-ins are welcome. All you have to do is rip yourself off the couch on each given Sunday and end the weekend with a bev by the ocean.
Images: Nikki To
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