We have partnered with The Gospel Whisky to bring a little bit of King’s Cross history back to life, the Whisky A Go Go Nightlclub!

Every Monday explore Australian Whisky, play classic vinyls and charge our glasses to the famous nightspot from our nightspot. Whisky specials all night thanks to Gospel and to help you explore the cabinet, we’re offering 20% off any whisky over $20.

Enjoy a nostalgic backdrop of 1960s-1980s tunes (with special focus on the ‘Australian Sound’) and settle in for the night knowing Monday’s just got a little better.

After a long hiatus, we’re excited to welcome back Cairn and the gang, our beloved Jazz Band.

Thursdays in The Cross haven’t been the same since we closed so to thank you for your patience, we’re kicking things off with a 4 piece set! Perfectly timed to follow your dinner reservations, settle into a booth with a cocktail whilst the band jams out from 8 until 11PM. As always, we’re a walk ins only so it’s first-in-best-dressed to get closer to the magic.

"Sing us a song you’re the piano man” is what we’ve said to Jonathon Holmes from The Emerald Room.

Dulcie’s will become the local piano bar each Wednesday from 7.30PM – 9.30PM. Expect a little more fun, funk and charisma as he tickles the ivories with everything from show tunes to classic bar sing-a-longs whilst our cocktail shakers add some percussion to match the mood - some might say its set to become Sydney’s best sip & sing along!

After a long hiatus, we’re excited to welcome back Cairn and the gang, our beloved Jazz Band.

Thursdays in The Cross haven’t been the same since we closed so to thank you for your patience, we’re kicking things off with a 4 piece set! Perfectly timed to follow your dinner reservations, settle into a booth with a cocktail whilst the band jams out from 8 until 11PM. As always, we’re a walk ins only so it’s first-in-best-dressed to get closer to the magic.

Father’s Day 1984 - a clash between outlaw motorcycle gangs the Bandidos & Comancheros left seven people (including an innocent bystander) dead in the carpark of the Viking Tavern in Milperra.

Forty years later, the gangs are still on the front page with the alleged involvement in unions and government contracts. Milperra changed the face of crime in Australia, with the outlaw bikers prospering and becoming the largest organised crime challenge in Australia.  The Bandidos (motto: we are the people our parents warned us about) were the first major presence in the Cross, followed by Comancheros, Nomads and Hells Angels. A local gang - Notorious or the Nike Bikies - were around briefly before sliding into history.

The Cross was largely neutral ground for the outlaws - no one wanted a repeat of the Milperra Massacre.

Join Brandon and Duncan for a chat about the outlaw bikers of the Cross - a place where they plotted, played and glared at rivals over a schooner rather than at the business end of a sawn-off.  This chat is a week before the 40th anniversary of the blood-soaked Milperra Massacre - the deadly battle that put Australian crime on the world map, and changed our underworld forever.

Tickets are $25 and include a cocktail on arrival.

Drink some Aussie spirits while singing along to Aussie classics (and more) with Dulcie's resident piano man - Jonathon Holmes!

Boasting the largest set list in Sydney, with over 2000 songs, come on a mid week lark with a larrikin at The Golden Mile's favourite subterranean cocktail parlour - Dulcie's Kings Cross, inspired by Dulcie Deamer and her fellow Bohemians of Sydney’s past.

Each year we talk about Juanita Nielsen who took on the daunting collection of property developers and their political, business and police cronies, to save Victoria Street.

Juanita disappeared on the morning of the 4th of July 1975. She was last seen at the Carousel Club, where she had gone to discuss the club advertising in her newspaper NOW. What followed was an investigation hampered by red herrings, political and business intrigues, whiffs of corruption and plenty of theories. In 2021, the ABC aired their ill-fated documentary and podcast series.

In the wake of Juanita’s 1975 disappearance/murder two other brave women - Sallie Anne Huckstepp and Lynne Woodward - took on the most corrupt and deadly coppers in living memory and paid the highest price for that bravery.

Sallie Anne was murdered in Centennial Park and Lyn disappeared (believed murdered) after giving the first instalment of her evidence at the NSW Coroner’s Court in the Lanfranchi Inquest.

One of the prime suspects in both cases was Roger Rogerson.

Join Brandon and Duncan to talk about the these brave women whose work and sacrifice lifted the lid on corruption in the Cross and NSW.

Tickets are $25 and include a cocktail on arrival.

Every great city has a place where heaven and hell collide; where the dark and light run in parallel but occasionally intersect, providing refuge for all manner of social outcasts and sexual outlaws; a place where the party stops only for a fast freshen up then back into it.  

For Australia, that place was Kings Cross - a drawcard for anyone wanting a walk on the wildest of sides, if only briefly.

Fortunes were made in Kings Cross by giving the public what they wanted - but in the wake of the Wood Royal Commission into the NSW Police and the rise of belligerent crime gangs viewing the Cross as gold mine, the lustre was fading fast. The streets, once rowdy but relatively safe, were taking on a dangerous edge thanks to party crowds full of booze and drugs. In 2012, Thomas Kelly was attacked in the Cross, and in 2014, just metres from where Thomas fell, Daniel Christie was attacked. Both were 18years old and died as a result of these violent, unprovoked, random attacks.

The response by the NSW Government was the lock-out laws. The Cross’s globally famous nightlife came to swift end. But the Cross has always been about change and is slowly rebounding after the lifting of the lockout laws and the pandemic.

Join Brandon and Duncan about the lead up to these two terrible crimes, the impact, the key players and the recovery and future of Kings Cross.

Tickets are $25 and include a cocktail on arrival.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the incredible 1944 musical ‘Meet Me in St. Louis’ starring Judy Garland.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the 1996 Australian Comedy ‘They’re a Weird Mob’ starring Chips Rafferty & Walter Chiari.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the 2007 Classic ‘Razzle Dazzle’ starring Kerry Armstrong & Ben Miller.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the 1967 Action Classic ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ starring Faye Dunaway & Warren Beatty.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the iconic 2031 classic ‘Great Gatsby’ starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the iconic 2022 classic remake ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ starring Tom Cruise & Miles Teller.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

In 1998, aspiring King of the Cross Danny Karam was gunned down by his protégé Michael Kanaan & the young men he recruited to be a part of DK’s Boys, a drug gang focused in Kings Cross. In the lead up to the execution, Kanaan and some his crew had been on a rampage around Sydney - a double, murder, assaults, and shooting up a police station in a drive by.

Danny’s demise was because he didn’t share nicely with his crew of cocaine dealers, so DK’s Boys killed Danny in a hail of bullets and Michael Kanaan took over.

But that didn’t last long. Michael and team, while en-route to allegedly bump off John Ibrahim’s bodyguard Tongan Sam, were pulled over by a two suspicious young police officers. A gunfight ensued in the quiet backstreets of Paddington. The brave coppers were wounded, but survived. Michael was shot in the bum while trying to flee and then shot himself in foot. He and his homicidal team are in prison for a very long time.

Join Brandon and Duncan as they tell a story about not sharing, not caring, gangs and guns.

Tickets are $25 and include a cocktail on arrival.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the iconic 1986 comedy ‘Ferris Bueller's Day Off’ starring Matthew Broderick & Alan Ruck.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the 1933 classic ‘Little Women’ starring Katharine Hepburn, Joan Bennett, Frances Dee, and Jean Parker.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the 1987 romantic comedy ‘Some kind of Wonderful’ starring the amazing Eric Stoltz & Mary Stuart Masterson.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the iconic 2011 ‘Goodfellas’ starring the incredible Josh Lucas &, of course, Koko.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the classic 1990 ‘Goodfellas’ starring the incredible Ray Liotta & Robert De Niro.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the classic 1939 ‘Stagecoach’ starring the incredible John Wayne & Claire Trevor.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the iconic 2018 remake ‘Mary Poppins’ starring a never-ending list of incredible cast from Emily Blunt to Lin-Manuel Miranda and more.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.

Christopher Wilder, born in Sydney but living in Florida, was arrested just after Christmas 1982 at the then glamorous Top Of The Town hotel in the Cross. He was charged for abducting and sexually assaulting two teenage girls, with his crimes against them spanning from Manly Beach to his Kings Cross hotel room. These two girls weren’t the first victims and many would follow.

The hotel was Wilder’s preferred home base on his trips back to Australia to visit his parents. The hotel’s elegant Four Stars restaurant and International bar with spectacular city view were places the Porsche driving playboy wanted to be seen in, and the Cross by night offered the seedy charms he relished. By day, Wilder stalked teenage girls on Sydney beachfronts, posing as a photographer and offering the prospect of a modelling career. But what the arresting police didn’t know - thanks to a major bungle - waa Wilder was a strong suspect for the terrible Wanda Beach Murders back in 1965 - still unsolved.

Wilder was given bail and due to return to Sydney for face court in April 1984, but didn’t make it. At the end of February that year, with a prison sentence looming and rapidly deteriorating mental health, Wilder went on a homicidal rampage from Miami to Los Angeles then to a remote corner of NE USA where he died in a skirmish with police. On that appalling trip he abducted, sexually assaulted, tortured and murdered. The FBI had him at number one on the Ten Most Wanted - ‘wherever he went someone died’ said the agent in charge.Sadly, with Wilder’s long history, he could have been stopped, but wasn’t.

Forty years later, other probable Wilder victims are being identified. Duncan wrote a book about Wilder back in 2019 and Wilder is the subject of a US documentary soon to be released.

Join Brandon and Duncan in a story about a man once described as the worst serial killer in modern history

Tickets are $25 and include a cocktail on arrival.

Join us for our next instillation of ‘Dulcie’s Picture House’ showcasing the iconic 1986 Australian film ‘Crocodile Dundee’ starring Paul Hogan & John Meillon.

Entry is free all night with the film kicking off at 7pm. During the film, our team will be offering a bottle of wine and cheese board combo, cut-price martini’s and specials on selected Australian spirits. You will also be greeted with complimentary popcorn with every drink purchase to make your night at the pictures one to remember.

No bookings, only walk-ins so get in early to secure your seat.