Surprise, the ratbags over at Mary’s have expanded their dirty burg empire in Sydney with a cheeky new shop on Pitt St, right in a sweet spot that means you can grab a feed before you bolt for the last (or first) train home over at Central Station.
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Swinging open the doors of what they’re calling the little sister shop of both the Castlereagh St and Circular Quay spots, the new outpost from Sydney’s grease-slingers features the classic Mary’s lineup – chicken, burgers, fries, impossibly-delicious gravy – as well as the vegan menu and a couple of extra treats.
Plus it’s open 12pm-12am, so plenty of time to make a terrible decision in a darkened booth.
“Mary’s Pitt St is the rough n tough little sister to bookend our 2 other CBD joints,” Mary’s head rascal Jake Smyth said.
“Slotted right into the Surry Hills border of the city, where it still feels like our city has a seedy pulse.”
He’s also been giving the new space’s chandeliers a bit of a workout. Now, I’m not recommending you go in there and have a go on the light fixtures, but if the opportunity somehow presents itself, at least you know you won’t bring the ceiling down.
The venue is a tried and true Mary’s sibling that’s a bit more comfortable, featuring plush padded seating, taking bookings for groups between 8 and 60 (!!!), a dedicated wine list from the plonk-experts over at P&V Wine Merchants, and cocktails that’ll knock you on your ass and put hairs on your chest simultaneously.
“Pitt St looks, feels and tastes like Mary’s, but one that may have taken some advice from two old fuckers that used to be young fuckers,” Jake said.
“Padded seats, strong rum cocktails, and enough blues and rock n roll to get the chandeliers swinging.”
To celebrate kicking the doors open on their fourth Mary’s venue in Sydney, the Pitt St spot is piffing $5 burgers between 5-6pm for the rest of the week.
Just look out for the two skeletons getting on the piss in the front window, and you’re home.
