The Library at PJ OBriens Sydney
Price on request
57 King Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Why you'll love this venue
- The versatile venue is adept in hosting both private and corporate events – meetings, fundraisers, trivia events and private parties.
- PJ O'Brien's is located in the heart of Sydney CBD at the foot of the historic Grace Hotel building.
- PJ OBriens Sydney provides a generous open mezzanine area, an intimate library area, stage area and various snugs around the pub.
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Reviews for PJ OBriens Sydney
Joydip Sinha
Visited on a Sunday evening. Reasonably empty. Good Irish music with live performances. Food options include nibbles and specials of the day items. Salt and pepper calamari is recommended. Drink options aplenty with a ride variety of beer, wine and cider options.
bernard chee
Cool weather to step in a great Irish pub in the CBD area. A great variety of savory Irish dishes and contemporary pub meals accompanied by a pint of guinness and/or whiskies. Typical pub atmosphere yet displayed a cozy, comfortable & friendly environment . Certainly a great place to catch up with your mates. A glimpse of Ireland in Sydney.
Janet F
Came here to watch State of Origin and it was good but could have done with more screens as we were sitting upstairs and people were always standing and blocking our view. Food was great, came out quickly! Pie and parmigiana were delicious. Bat staff were friendly and efficient.
Jessica Tran
Vibe is great, staff friendly, unfortunately had the worst fish and chips I’ve ever had (Tuesday special) - fish was smelly, the batter was oddly coloured and too thick. Our table also had the Irish schnitzel which was what you’d expect. Sadly will only return for drinks.
Sue Brown
Had horrific chicken snitz hotel delivery. Mystery meat chicken with some sort of coating. Disgrace PJ you served this not once but twice! Overcooked and some sort of mystery colour. Too dangerous to even try to eat. You should be ashamed.