After the success of its Bondi counterpart, Chuck Trailer’s is opening a sister venue within the CBD. Set to open at 36 York Road this month, the brand new venue affords a two-story area, daring flavours, late-night leisure, and an environment that doesn’t take itself too critically.
Co-founders Ben Campbell and Brendan Darcy say the enlargement was inevitable. “Bondi all the time felt a bit of too polished for us, so Chuck’s was actually us creating a spot we needed to drink at. Seems, everybody else needed that too. Now, we’re bringing that very same power to town – a spot that’s been crying out for one thing with a bit extra grit,” mentioned Campbell.
Funded by Northern Hospitality, the group behind the late Neighbourhood Bondi, and Chuck Trailer’s unique venue, the CBD enlargement is popping up the quantity. The upstairs bar will serve up fried hen and cocktails till the early hours, whereas the basement will convey a buzzing stay music scene, full with a custom-built concrete half-pipe that doubles as a stage.
Nodding to 90s skate tradition scene, the area is adorned with murals from Steen Jones and Sindy Sinn. Partitions are wrapped in classic Thrasher Journal covers whereas truck-beds have been transformed into sales space seating. There’s a six-metre backbar lined with over 300 American whiskeys, 16 beers on faucet, and a rotating collection of disco-inspired cocktails.
Chuck Trailer’s signature menu stays, with smash-pattie brisket burgers, loaded fries, and its cult-favourite home wings in flavours starting from Jamaican Jerk to the notorious Devil’s Sphincter. The kitchen will hearth up from noon till late, seven days every week, with buying and selling hours extending till 4am from Thursday to Saturday.
 
Set to formally open on Thursday 13 March at 8pm, the launch will characteristic stay performances from Birdman, Naked Bones, Rick Harmful & the Silkie Bantams, and Neptune Energy Federation.
