Where to celebrate Oktoberfest in Sydney

A brand new brewery has landed in Gladesville and the head brewer is a traditionally trained German Brewmaster – so you know your frothy beers will be legit. Founded by experienced homebrewer Dan Smith, Village Days Brewing Co aims to bring together Ryde locals for fresh local beer and fun times. This Oktoberfest weekend the brewery will be hosting celebrations including pouring two specialty German beers. Prost!

Among the many Oktoberfest celebrations dotted throughout The Rocks, this corner pub is set to host a three-day celebration from Friday October 6 to Sunday October 8. The corner of Cumberland and Gloucester Street will come alive with Australian craft beer festivities, with more than 20 different Australian breweries on show, plus gourmet food snacks, meet-the-brewer sessions and live entertainment.

The award-winning South Sydney brewery is hosting an Oktoberfest celebration kicking off on Friday, October 6 to Sunday October 8. All weekend there will be a bratwurst food truck slinging grilled Bavarian bangers served on a fresh roll with sauerkraut and caramelised onions, live music and a limited-edition brew. Dress up optional.

This beer hall in The Rocks has transformed into a pumping Oktoberfest party and the celebrations are running until October 7. Come for traditional games, upbeat music and flowing steins. The team reckons it’s the most epic Oktoberfest celebration in the country, so if you’re keen for some of the action, head down to The Rocks now.

This Glebe Point Road boozer is the place to celebrate this Oktoberfest with pork knuckles, pork rolls and special beers. The German restaurant is one of the few long-standing independent Bavarian restaurants in Sydney, so expect well seasoned pork, traditional beers and German hospitality.