32 Curtin Crescent Maroubra NSW 2035
Southend Maroubra has a weekly line-up of great events and specials. Our $15 lunches run Monday-Friday. Live music every Wednesday, Friday & Sunday. Quiz night & Wine Tasting on Thursday nights and more.
Live music, a Christmas Feast, and a prize for the best-dressed; our annual Christmas in July is not to be missed. Join us on Friday 24th for the big shebang, or Sunday 26th for our special Family Edition (with face-painting from 2pm-3pm and pass-the-parcel at 3pm
Every Thursday at 6pm we crack open a bunch of extraordinary wines linked by provenance, varietal, colour or just because we feel like it (and we ALWAYS feel like it). Then we chat about the wines over platters of delicious cheese & charcuterie. Love the space? Hire it out for your next function!
Our bistro is open daily from 11:30-3:00pm for lunch, and from 5:00pm-8:30pm for dinner. Our Sunday roasts & Irish meals are legendary, and you will not get better value for money than our $15 weekday lunch specials.
Every day is a good day for a Guinness or Kilkenny at Southend but Wednesdays are particularly good craic. $15 Irish meals all day, and Irish musicians playing all your favourite singalongs from 7pm-10pm. If you’re not making new friends on Wednesdays, you’re not trying hard enough
Join our host (and Licensee) Chris for a raucous round of trivia every Thursday from 7pm. First prize is a $100 bar voucher, the consolation prize is a limited edition Southend Umbrella, and our Heads-and-Tails round jackpots by $50 each week until someone picks the Ace of Hearts.
Friday nights go off at Southend. Live music every week with a great rotation of visiting Irish musicians. Our bistro pumps out $18 rump steaks (300g of juicy Black Angus with chips & salad and your choice of sauce), and our staff pour arguably the best pints of Guinness & Kilkenny in Sydney.
Sunday Roasts are an institution at Southend and sell out fast. Juicy meat, yorkshire pudding, roast veg, steamed greens, and lashings of gravy. Kids eat free (conditions apply) on Sundays, and we take bookings up until 3pm. Walk-ins only after 3pm. Live music starts between 4pm and 5pm and more often than not ends with impromptu dancing and singalongs.
Every second week from 7pm to 9pm (and sometimes beyond), Southend welcomes a score of fine Irish musicians for a rollicking good Trad Session. If you like upbeat, Irish, folksy music and a cracking jovial atmosphere, this is the night for you. To sweeten the pot, all our Irish meals are only $15.
Southend's very own resident Irish-folk-playing duo. High energy, toe-tapping fiddle and a great sense of humour. Solid craic.
Playing everything from Oasis to Gerry Cinnamon and Irish Singalongs. This duo, made up of an Irishman and a Scotsman, have an infectious energy and a great vibe. If you need to pep up your weekend, then this is the night to come to Southend.
Sunday Sessions at Southend mean great Irish music, and a Sunday roast with piles of succulent meat, potatoes, yorkshire pudding, veggies, gravy and a feeling of full satisfaction at the end of it all. This year we are proud to welcome special guests The Blackwater Band to our Sunday snug. These guys have been playing […]
Kicking off our Month of Music, the Two Chailins are our first Irish act for the St Patrick's Day season. This is their first time at Southend, so we hope you'll join us in making them feel welcome.
A new collaboration between our Southend resident Colm Conneely, and long-time Southend performer Sean McLaughlin. All your Irish favourites. Solid Craic.
Formerly of the Irish Drovers, Pat Brady has performed all over the world. Singing and playing guitar, tin whistle and harmonica - from the Dubliners to the Pogues, a smattering of Country and some well-known hits from the 60s and 70s - all rounded off with some Irish humour.
If you've never spent a St Patrick's Day at Southend then you're in for a treat. Solid Craic. The McNamee Brothers playing from 4pm to 8pm. Guinness a-plenty and just an all-round good vibe. We don't take bookings so get in early to avoid disappointment.
The Flying Seamen are craic-loving muso's who see the funny side of just about everything. They bring high energy and humour to every one of their gigs. And the best part? They don't mind sharing their mic with the odd patron who can hold a tune. So if you're still burning that St Patrick's Day […]
Cam has played at Southend before as one half of Paddy's Craic. Tonight he's back solo to play all your Irish folk favourites.