Meet Bar Messenger; The most exquisite new wine bar nestled in the vibrant heart of Circular Quay!

Bar Messenger, the newest wine bar in Circular Quay, offers Sydneysiders a delightful experience with its exquisite selection of quintessentially Australian wines. This character-filled venue aims to provide a sophisticated yet relaxed ambiance for wine enthusiasts and connoisseurs.

Situated adjacent to the renowned InterContinental Sydney, Bar Messenger is a sophisticated venue that caters to intimate gatherings and lively celebrations. With a seating capacity of 120, this establishment has curated an exquisite assortment of wines that are sure to impress wine enthusiasts. Notably, Bar Messenger features the exceptional Mulpha Hospitality Group wines, Bimbadgen and Alter from its Hunter Valley collection.

At Bar Messenger, guests can expect an extensive selection of wines, thoughtfully chosen by Venue Manager and wine professional, Aaron Rothe to cater to various preferences. Whether you’re a connoisseur seeking a rare vintage or a casual wine lover looking for something delightful, the knowledgeable and friendly staff at Bar Messenger will be readily available to assist you.

The team at Bar Messenger prides themselves on their expertise and their ability to guide guests through the remarkable wine selection. With their assistance, every visitor can discover the perfect bottle that will tantalize their taste buds and enhance their overall dining experience. To complement the wine selection, Bar Messenger offers a menu featuring delectable small grazing items such as charcuterie boards and share plates.

The stylish art deco interior, by Brisbane-based architect and interior design expert, Simone Barr from DAARC is warm and welcoming, with comfortable seating and a relaxed ambiance. The inspiration for Bar Messenger’s logo and concept comes from the heritage of the venue. It pays homage to the magnificent sculpture of Mercury, created by Australian artist Raynor Hoff. The sculpture, depicting the Roman god Mercury, who was known as the messenger of the gods, is prominently featured above the entrance of the Transport House on Phillip St.

As the newest of many venues for Mulpha Hospitality Group this year, General Manager

Belinda Stapleton says “We are delighted to announce the opening of Bar Messenger and are thrilled to welcome guests to our establishment. The team is incredibly excited about this unique venture, as it allows us to provide an exceptional wine and food experience to our patrons. Our shared passion for quality wine and delectable cuisine is at the heart of what we offer. We eagerly await the opportunity to welcome everyone through our doors and invite them to indulge in the remarkable selection of wines and culinary delights we have curated. We look forward to welcoming you at Bar Messenger and guide you through the extraordinary experience we have crafted.”

Bar Messenger stands as Sydney’s definitive destination for unforgettable moments shared over a superb bottle of wine, surrounded by the company of cherished friends, family and colleagues.

Mulpha Hospitality Group

Mulpha Hospitality Group is an established owner and manager of leisure and hospitality assets along the east coast of Australia with a proven track record of delivering above market returns and valuations.  These include Swing City Golf & Hospitality venue in Norwest, Bimbadgen wines, Esca Bimbadgen restaurant, wedding and event venue Palmers Lane, The Lane Retreat on Palmers Lane and recently acquired boutique accommodation and vineyard Emma’s Cottage in the Hunter Valley. At Sanctuary Cove, Mulpha owns and operates Ioesco Cucina, Sanctuary Cove Tavern, Anchor Buoy, Capri Via Roma Shopping Centre, its two signature restaurants, Edgewater Dining and Isla Cantina on the Isle of Capri, Gold Coast.

OPENING HOURS: 

  • Wednesday: 3pm – late
  • Thursday: 3pm – late
  • Friday: 12pm – late
  • Saturday: 3pm – late

LOCATION: 10 Phillip St, Sydney, NSW, 2000 

https://barmessenger.com.au/

Image credit: Tim Pascoe

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