


145 King St, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia
Restaurant
•Bartholomews is a premium function venue in Newcastle, located in a heritage-listed 1903 building. We specialise in corporate events, weddings, private parties and group celebrations, offering unique event spaces, cocktail bars and tailored food and beverage packages.

The Mezzanine is a large yet private space. You’ll have your very own bar and a view overlooking the ground floor, a vintage 1920’s themed whisky bar and the hustle and bustle of the night. Perfect for large functions and events.
Love the refresh, very chic. Steak main and sides perfect for sharing, and we loved the scallops entree too. Drinks menu always a standout. We will of course be back for all of the above.
This is a great bar and restaurant with a well curated "speakeasy" vibe. It's a great place to hang out for a quiet drink or to catch up for dinner with friends. The food is great and the staff are uniformly exceptional. The multistorey wall of bottles behind the bar has to be seen (and consumed a little).
What a fantastic venue. First off, the cocktails were sensational. Would come back just for them! But the food was just as good. The scallops were so tasty, and the fish and pork were delicious also. Wonderful ambiance with high ceilings, and good tunes playing. Look forward to next time. Thank you!
This used to be a place where the cocktails were fantastic. My wife and I would spend all night surprising each other with random cocktails like the caramel bliss bomb which made it so much fun. Tonight the cocktails were terrible and the new menu is generic. Please bring back the old menu and make the cocktails better. I don’t think I’ll come back again because of the drinks which is a shame. On the other hand, the staff were great.
Nice venue, friendly staff, helpful, good to have a special ocassion , the only downside is no toilets upstairs but other than that perfect.

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