Billy Barry's
ProHighlights
- The Backroom takes 30 to 100 guests with its own bar and a jukebox
- High Noon area for 15 to 30 beside the pool tables and arcade games
- Canapé menus at $38 per person for six pieces or $50 for eight
About Billy Barry's
Billy Barry's is the pub on the corner of Walker Street and Blue Street in North Sydney, around fifty metres from the train station and a short walk from the metro. Inside it mixes vintage decor and booth seating with pool tables, arcade games and big screens for the sport, and it trades until 2am from Monday to Saturday. Functions run across two named areas. The Backroom is the main party space, taking 30 to 100 guests with a private bar, wall-mounted screens, a jukebox and enough floor to move around, which is why the pub pitches it at milestone birthdays, team parties and large group celebrations. High Noon is a smaller area for 15 to 30 people just off the main bar, close to the pool tables and arcade games, so a group can claim a prime corner without booking a separate room. Food comes from the pub kitchen. The canapé menu lets you pick six items for $38 per person or eight for $50, from sliders, pies and sausage rolls to prawns, sushi and skewers, and share plates and platters (cheese, antipasto, prawn and oyster, fruit) can be added. Extras on request include flowers, balloon installations, neon lettering, a photo package and arrival cocktails at $22 each. Drinks can run on a tab settled at the end of the night, and final numbers and catering are due five business days before the event.
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Frequently asked questions
How many guests can Billy Barry's take for a function?
The Backroom is the largest function area and holds 30 to 100 guests. High Noon suits smaller groups of 15 to 30.
What does function catering cost?
The canapé menu is $38 per person for six selections or $50 per person for eight. Share plates and platters are priced separately, such as a cheese platter for $70 or an antipasto platter for $90.
Does the Backroom have its own bar?
Yes. The Backroom has a private bar for your guests, plus wall-mounted screens and a jukebox.
How is a booking confirmed?
Groups of 21 or more secure the space with a credit card pre-authorisation held through Stripe. Pre-arranged food and drinks are paid before the event, and any bar tab is settled at the end.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes. There is a service lift, and staff can note it on your booking so they can help guests get upstairs.
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Mark Hope
7 months ago
Really good food well priced. Was very surprised, doesn't look much from the outside however inside was nice comfortable. Being open on a sunday evening is a great find
Kevin Marzahn
10 months ago
Trying to find an eatery open on a Sunday night in North Sydney can be a bit of a challenge. A quick internet search revealed that the Billy Barry’s Hotel was open, and available for dinner meals. After short walk from o…
Robert McDougall
a year ago
Great quaint place hiding in North Sydney. Lots of eclectic signs all around the place, would take many visits to register them all. Great atmosphere and not too loud, so easy to have a conversation. Service staff were f…
Mike Patten
4 months ago
Used to really enjoy this pub, but it’s definitely gone downhill lately. The security guard at the front acts like he’s protecting the White House constantly accusing people of being drunk even when they’ve literally jus…
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