Munich Brauhaus The Rocks

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(02) 9247 7785

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18 Argyle Street
The Rocks

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12pm - 11pm, Sun - Thurs
12pm – late, Fri – Sat

A festive beer hall with live music, imported beers and German dishes.

A perfect place to quench your thirst is Munich Brauhaus The Rocks (formerly known as Löwenbräu Keller). A Bavarian bier haus in a stunning heritage-listed building, you can dine, drink and party like its Oktoberfest all year round.

Theres an extended bar area, plenty of lounge seating, numerous TVs and tables out on the cobblestones. Serving imported beer and hearty German dishes like pork schnitzel, this is a haus party to remember.

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Five Dollar Happy Hour

Guten Tag, beer lovers and foodies!

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ANZAC Day Week

ANZAC Day Week at Munich Brauhaus

Get ready for a week of camaraderie, and mouthwatering meals at Munich Brauhaus during ANZAC Day week from April 22nd to April 28th.

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Argyle Stores - 12-18 Argyle Street, The Rocks

The Argyle Stores, including the Cleland Bond Store, were constructed between 1828 and 1913.

The original store building actually formed part of a house built by Captain Piper who held the title “Naval Officer”, or Harbour Master. Piper was a flamboyant officer, but was bankrupted during the construction of his new town house. It was sold to Mary Reibey, a wealthy ex-convict Rocks resident who was one of Sydney’s merchant queens. When eventually completed it was leased to the Colonial government as a Customs House, serving as such until after a new building was constructed at Circular Quay in 1844. Through the 1830s to 1913 more buildings were added to the complex, leased to Sydney merchants as stores and warehouses close to the wharves. The complex of buildings is constructed of stone from the Argyle Cut, and brick. It was also reported in 1829 to be the first building in Sydney to have its roof constructed entirely of slate, brought out by ships from Wales. Between the 1930’s and the 1970’s the principal occupant of the Argyle Stores was the McMahon family who operated alcohol and other spirits stores. Sam McMahon, brother of the Australian Prime Minister William McMahon, was also one of the directors of the Bundaberg Rum Company and it was at the Argyle Stores that Bundaberg Rum’s trademark of a giant Polar Bear originated in 1964.

Munich Brauhaus The Rocks

A festive beer hall with live music, imported beers and German dishes.

What's on at Munich Brauhaus The Rocks

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Argyle Stores - 12-18 Argyle Street, The Rocks