Mojo Record - Sydney

@mojorecordbar has a record store out front and dive bar out back. Gotta say this place 's 'record-keeping ' is top notch. Heard some epic classics from the good old days of vinyl I 'd forgotten about. Blitzkrieg Bop, Ramones, Marvin Gay and Tammy Terrell. Pay it a visit, hear some great tunes and have a . Ain 't no mountain high enough baby

This place is rad! It looks like a quiet record store shop front but as you walk in you can hear this sound of a pumping prohibition bar in the back. As you walk through to the back and enter the bar it is packed, loud, playing epic old school music and supplying a damn good cocktail list.

I love this bar. It's another one of those cool, hip but still has that low key type of vibe (despite being super packed some nights).<br/ <br/ If you can sneak in a mid week drink just after work do it! If you're with a friend and want a nice cocktail and friendly banter the booths are definitely ideal. <br/ <br/ Such a great little bar

Have walked passed many a times and finally got to visit! <br/ <br/ Having to wait for friends for dinner a lady can decide to have a cocktail on her own in peach and quiet. <br/ <br/ Bar was pretty packed when I walked in around 6pm. Very much a dive bar with dark atmosphere. There is even a record shop before you get to the bar at the back. <br/ <br/ Old records stuck on the ceilings makes for nice interior. <br/ <br/ Ordered the jack something apple pie? I truly have forgotten the name but it basically had bourbon in it and it tasted like apple pie! No really! Very nice smooth velvety with a lovely hint of sweet at the end. This set me back about $19 which i thought was worth it. <br/ <br/ Overall, it was a lovely first time visit all on my lonesome!

Free pork cracklings! Not sure if they manage to sell any records or they are just for decoration? Bar is small and dimly lit, very underground and very understated, unlike nearby Baxter Inn or Lobo Planation.  I recently noticed they put up a sign outside.  Really? underground bars are cool partially because it takes effort to find them, why ruin the fun?