Ten Sydney Venues That Prove Millennial Pink Is Still a Thing
It's oft assumed that millennial pink is a fad that began and died in 2017 (alongside platform Crocs, fidget spinners and unicorn toast). But if you Google images of Wes Anderson's 2014 hit The Grand Budapest Hotel or the '95 comedy Clueless you'll quickly see that it has been around for a lot longer. And if the continued Instagram fame of London's pink tea-room-cum-cocktail-lounge Sketch is anything to go by, the colour of Gen Y isn't about to go anywhere. You can find it spattered around Sydney, too, covering lounges in cafes, walls in cinemas and tables in fine-dining restaurants. So we've rounded up our favourites — from venues with millennial-pink accents to those who've gone all out.
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BarHotel Ravesis
118 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach
The Campbell Parade mainstay has had a flamingo-pink makeover.
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RestaurantChula
Shop 7, 33 Bayswater Road, Potts Point
Offering regional Mexican dishes in wicker chairs and a packed menu of tequila and mezcal cocktails.
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RestaurantThe Charleston
199 Glebe Point Road, Glebe
This millennial pink-hued Glebe eatery is inspired by the coastal towns of South Carolina.
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BarPalace Central Bar
28 Broadway, Chippendale
You'll find more than just popcorn at this upscale cinema bar.
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RestaurantCuckoo Callay on Crown - CLOSED
78-80 Crown Street, Surry Hills
A second outpost for the team behind one of Newtown's busiest (and best) brunch spots.
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RestaurantBaby Coffee Co - CLOSED
810 Elizabeth Street, Waterloo
Neon, pastels, good coffee and great cocktails abound at this Waterloo spot.
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RestaurantNour
490 Crown Street, Surry Hills
The contemporary Middle Eastern restaurant has recently been hatted, and is ideal for your next meal in Surry Hills.
