House Bar, The Final Level of Barangaroo House is Revealed

So what do we know about House Bar? Well much like the other two levels of Barangaroo House, this space cares to showcase Sydney Harbour’s stunning waterside views, offering ample seating that spills out onto a landscaped terrace. With a mixture of high and low tables in deep blue shades, House Bar aims to showcase the view and location.
We’re also told that a long communal high table will run parallel to the bar, providing the perfect platform for long and leisurely catch ups with friends.
Matt Moran said: “It has been a long time coming, with lots of hard work behind the scenes, but I couldn’t be more excited to have all three venues announced. It’s a big big venue, but the team we’ve assembled is world-class and after three years of planning, we just can’t wait to get the place open.”
Campbell, who has previously worked at Noma in Copenhagen and Vue de monde in Melbourne, has designed an approachable menu, reflecting the relaxed vibe of House Bar. It includes summer-ready dishes such as buckets of fresh-cooked prawns served with bread and cocktail sauce, along with crisp fried fish and chicken wings. Other mouth-watering delights include chicken and lamb which will be roasted over the spit daily. These roasted meats will come in warm pita with two different salads.
As for the drinks, House Bar will offer a mix of fifty domestic and international beers served on tap and in bottle. The wine list offers a strong rosé focus (hello summer sessions!), put together by sommelier John Paul Wilkinson. On the cocktail menu, you’ll find refreshing concoctions such as the House Spritz, made with elderflower, grapefruit and mint. Negroni lovers will relish the Rosé Negroni, made with gin, rosé vermouth, rosé wine, Campari and strawberries (yum!).