Built in the 1840’s, The Dundee Arms was one of Sydney’s earliest pubs. It served the ships and warehouses clustered around Darling Harbour and the shopkeepers in the Corn Exchange next door. Its first recorded licensee was John Robertson in 1860.

Rich in history, the Dundee Arms has been home to many interesting residents including T.J. ‘Buttie’ McMahon – grandfather of Australian Prime Minister Sir William McMahon, and award-winning artists Rod Shaw, Graeme Inson, and Ivy Shore.

Today the walls are decorated with many paintings and drawings that played part in the pub’s vast history. Visit us for a bar meal or a quiet beverage and make sure you ask the bartender to tell you a tale of yesteryear.