King Clarence, the latest jewel in the crown of the esteemed Bentley Group, is a masterfully designed haven situated at the dynamic intersection of King and Clarence Street in Sydney. Opening its doors in mid-October 2023, this architectural marvel boasts a capacity of 100, offering a versatile space that seamlessly transitions between sit-down affairs and lively cocktail events. The venue's architecture is a testament to modern elegance, with a blend of clean lines, subtle lighting, and intricate details that exude sophistication. The designers have skillfully merged contemporary aesthetics with a nod to Asian influences, creating an ambiance that is both chic and culturally resonant. The thoughtful layout allows for a fluid experience, whether guests are gathered for a formal dining experience or mingling over cocktails. As patrons step into King Clarence, they are enveloped in an atmosphere that is at once refined and welcoming. The vibe is electric, with an undercurrent of excitement that permeates the air, making it an ideal setting for social gatherings and celebratory events. The carefully curated design elements, from plush furnishings to artistic accents, contribute to an ambiance that invites guests to linger and savor the moment. In essence, King Clarence is a testament to the Bentley Group's commitment to culinary excellence and aesthetic innovation. The architectural brilliance, coupled with a design that seamlessly fuses modernity with cultural nuances, sets the stage for unforgettable moments. This is more than a restaurant; it is a destination where architecture, design, and vibe converge to create an experience that transcends the ordinary, inviting guests to revel in the allure of King Clarence. | Rules of the space: Rules of the space Allowed events No promoted and ticketed events allowed Unavailable: No wedding licence No wedding licence Unavailable: No temporary Event Notice (TENs) available No temporary Event Notice (TENs) available Host rules - No smoking in the building - Outside catering is not allowed
Sydney
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