Keg & Brew

I have been at Keg & Brew a couple of times with my boyfriend and some friends. The location is pretty good and the beer is pretty good. Also, they have a pretty cool menu.
I had the lasagna rolls which were very tasty, and I tried also the chicken schnitzel with the mushroom cream: simply amazing! and it comes with chips of course!
They also have remarkable wine and whisky lists. not to be underestimated!
So, finally, highly recommended!

The amount of beer at this little English-​y pub on Foveaux Street is monumental. Keg & Brew is the pub equivalent of a skinny pale guy winning the Mr Olympia Contest, it is punching so far above it’s weight it deserves a certificate of commendation from someone important with lots of money and titles and a top government job.
It’s fun to just pick beers at random, we did this and each was better than the last, there was a 4 Pines Hefweizer (yeah, not sure about that spelling) that was kinda fruity with lashings of banana flavour which sounds weird but was an absolute win, beer of the night without a shadow of a doubt.
And the food. Don’t ignore the food. Or do and go home with a vague feeling that you missed out on something FOMO-​worthy. Go hard at the Chilli Cheese Fries. Big, crunchy, fluffy steak fries topped with glorious melted cheese and chilli con carne and chilli flakes and a few other things besides. Goes so well with beer they should actually marry. Mr Beer and Mrs Chilli Cheese Fries, together forever.

Well, it was my last night in Sydney, and it was a little early for my to head back to my hotel so I decided to come and check this place out. Okay, this wasn’t the first time that I have visited this pub, but I had walked past it a few days previously and decided that it would probably be nice to step in here again and have a beer and a bit of a look around. Well, the beers available were pretty cool — in fact they even had one called the ‘Mad Abbott’. It’s a fairly small pub, but a pretty cool one nonetheless, especially with the vast variety of beers available (and a board listening all of them).

I work just near the Keg & Brew so came down here for lunch. My friend and I both ordered the «Southern Chicken Burger» for $ 16 which is described as: Southern-​spiced fried chicken, cheese, chipotle mayo, John’s favourite avocado salsa, lettuce, tomato salsa and corn chips on a seeded soft-​milk bun. It also came with chips.
The burger wasn’t anything to write home to. It was good, tasty, but not the best burger I’ve had. The chips were a let down as well, didn’t seem fresh and crunchy. The burger was filling and I liked the chipotle mayo.
Keg & Brew is good for happy hour with $ 4 drinks from 5−7pm.
I would come back and try something else on the menu, or even take advantage of their specials. They have different specials each week so best check them out!

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I stumbled upon the Keg and Brew by accident one night waiting for my mate near Central Station. I went for a walk as she said she’d be another 30 – 45 mins, and I found it!
I walked inside and was immediately greeted warmly by the bar staff, so a grabbed a wine list and ordered a bottle (a lovely greeting means I buy a bottle Ha-​Ha). My mate ended up meeting me at the K&B and we stayed there all night!
About halfway through the night we finally looked up and saw all the massive HEADS hanging off the walls, and I can’t believe I didn’t notice them for the hours I’d already been there! One of the animals has a bow in his hair, and I fondly names him David ‘Bowie’ (see what I did there… Ha-​Ha)
Highly recommend — the food is fantastic, classic pub food with some menu items having a great twist to the traditional classics, and the wine list is awesome!

My friend and I passed by this bar on our way back to the hostel. We needed to grab a quick bite to eat before we headed out to the bars for the night, and we saw an advertisement for a rump steak with chips and salad for less than $ 10. Since we weren’t terribly hungry at the time, we decided to just split one portion.
As an American who’s used to apparently a poor quality of meat (as well as other foods for that matter), this rump steak was delicious. The gravy had a great amount of flavor and the meat was cooked really well. The chips were nice and crispy and the salad wasn’t bad either. Overall, a fantastic meal for relatively little money.
The bar itself had a nice ambiance. It was buzzing, but not too loud that you can’t hear other people. And though we didn’t actually try any of their beers, we saw that they’d won awards for their brewing, so I’m sure it’s worth a try!

In my short time in Sydney this is my favorite bar. I’m a bit bias on the craft beer aide but their selection is excellent and seems to rotate constantly. Bartenders are knowledgeable and speedy even when busy. If I was staying here a long time I’d be a regular

It’s not the biggest place in the world but who wants to be a size-​ist when they have so many different beers?
Lots and lots of beers. mmmmmm.
Naturally, they ran out of the one that i wanted but I was offered a very great alternative that I happily enjoyed.
The chips are a bit saltier than I would like but they more than make up for it by having this incredible ice cream waffle thing.

Pretty great beer list, 30 taps to cater for all palates. The food is slightly above average for pub food. Take advantage of the daily specials, $ 9.90 burger and chips on a Monday is a good deal.
That being said, I do miss the the old KB Hotel, which was a simple place, but life goes on. I’d rather it turns into a place like this than a soulless stainless steel bar peddling overpriced peroni.

Excellent spot with great service, good beer and fun specials every night of the week. A must see in the Surry Hills area

A first stop on a pub crawl to Cricket, I was struck by how much better the prices here were than other places in Sydney. A lot of surrounding neighborhoods have a lot of boutique bars with loud music and $ 10 (AUD) Pints. If you want a decent place to chill and talk with mates, this is a better option in my opinion. Jug of Beer was around $ 14.50 (AUD).

Pretty decent range of beers. Imagine Bitter Phew but with a larger range of craft beers available.