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Kuki Tanuki

It can be easy to overlook pretty little "Erko", as it's affectionately known, what with big-'n-brash Newtown and the increasingly bustling Alexandria as neighbours. But you do so at your own peril: Erskineville is home to a few legendary pubs (the Imperial, the Rose of Australia, the Erko), some fantastic and cosy caf?s and restaurants, and the verdant Erskineville Oval, which is a great place to stretch out and relax in the shade.

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Erskineville Hotel (The Erko)

$12 Mini Martinis & $2 Oysters

It's hard to find a prettier pub in the area than the Erkskineville Hotel. Head Chef Ethan Robinson makes as much in-house as possible using locally sourced ingredients - think hand cut chips, fresh herbs plucked from their plot at the Erko Road Community Garden. There is a solid list of local, craft and old school beers, a considered sustainable wine list and beautiful house cocktails including non -alcoholic options. It's hard to choose where to sit - the beer garden, main bar or out the front watching passers-by. Either way you're sure to enjoy good times at The Erko. 


 

The Erskineville Hotel 

Erko Happy Hour 

$45 Feed the Family Nights 

$2 Oysters Saturdays & Sundays 

Cool bar with truly awesome music and a really relaxed atmosphere

The Hive Bar

$15 Tommy's Margaritas

Since 1983, The Imperial Erskineville has been an icon and an institution of the LGBT+ community. Here we celebrate self-expression, creative individualism, performance, dance and music. We match all these passions with a deep devotion to killer cocktails and seriously good food including pizza from Inner West legends, the Pizza bros.

The Imperial Erskineville 

$15 Burgers Wednesdays 

$15 Pasta Thursdays 

Happy Hour 

Kuki Tanuki | 63 Erskineville Road | Erskineville

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