James Thorpe’s Odd Culture Group is primed to launch its first Victorian venue, on Melbourne’s legendary Brunswick Street, in Fitzroy. Odd Culture Group (OCG) is known for venues with a strong focus on inclusive and diverse brands, and the pleasure of good food, drink and experiences. The Group employs a ‘concept-first’ philosophy based in creating […]
James Thorpe’s Odd Culture Group is furthering its outside-the-square ideas at its city-fringe venues, unveiling live music plans, and innovative new menus at The Duke and Old Fitzroy. The Duke Enmore has launched new attractions based in its revamped menu and a dedicated pickleback bar. The kitchen is spearheaded by new head chef Doug Alvarenga
Ending speculation on its future, the deal has been finalised on sale of The Old Fitz in Woolloomooloo to developers W Property. Standing proudly on a corner of Dowling Street in Sydney’s waterside precinct, the Old Fitzroy Hotel boasts a 237sqm site and three-level trading footprint, plus potential for a rooftop beer garden (STCA). It
In the end of an old era, Woolloomooloo hotelier Gary Pasfield has listed the lot at his city-fringe stalwart, the Old Fitzroy Hotel. Overseeing the corner of Dowling and Cathedral Streets on a commanding 237sqm site in Sydney’s bustling waterside precinct, the Old Fitzroy Hotel boasts a three-level trading footprint with scope to activate a
Tonight sees curtains up for Jaime Wirth and partners’ reincarnation of Woolloomooloo’s famous Old Fitzroy Hotel, with selected new complementing the polished act. For the past few years, since selling his Drink n’ Dine portfolio, Wirth has joined with Michael Delany in their hospitality business International Worldwide, working toward a new direction in pubs. The
Jaime Wirth and associates have taken on a third operation – picking up the lease on the Old Fitzroy in the active waterside precinct of Woolloomooloo.
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