Charing Cross Hotel, WAVERLEY, NSW

Initially built by Irish convict William Newland who gained his freedom in 1833 & borrowed £600 to build the Charing Cross Hotel. The first Hotel in the area, it was regularly used as the first council meeting place in the area, while Newland St (named after our first publican) is still the home of Waverley Council's Bondi Junction office.

These days, the pub has had a rejuvenation as a seamless drinking and dining venue, delivering fine local produce & a wide variety of craft beers, ciders & wines.

The 'Charo' as its affectionately known; boasts an award winning menu available over multiple spaces throughout the Hotel. With a thriving Public Bar, Cocktail Parlour, Bistro Dinning area, daily specials, TAB, state of the art gaming room, beer garden & function spaces this neighbourhood Hotel has once again become a popular part of the local community.