A venue very dear to my heart, where I met some of my best friends, drank the best cocktails, first sang karaoke and DJ'd a few tunes myself. However. It's not acceptable for the bouncers to stand over and to let one of your punters kick another in the head, and even though it's something I observed eight years ago, it's entirely consistent with the way that the venue is now being operated. It's not safe here.

it the only place open after 3am ,, you need a load of each cash to buy a drink in this place. NO entertainment either

Silent disco was great however the two girls at the door register were very unprofessional. They were Rude and making fun of other patrons. If you girls don't like your job, there's plenty options out there.

The only thing sly about this club is whatevers going on in the cubicle to my left.

Don't waste your money, there are better places

One of the top boutique venues in Sydney. With a top sound system for those who like amazing music in the wee hours. Best fun and great staff make this one of my favorite venues in Australia. EDIT...they have silent disco after midnight these days due to noise complaints.

To whoever the girl was dancing for me while I was tripping last night bless you

If you don't stop in here at 2am for a final dance. Did you really go out in Newton?

I’ll never forget the Sly Fox, many moons ago myself and my back packing friends from Ireland, England and Scotland all spent many nights here. It’s a very inclusive and friendly venue I must say ??

Not enough places like this anymore! Amazing music, staff and bar. Great for after drinks and dancing late into the night. You can catch some great international artists playing here as well.

The end of the line. Been thrown out of every where else? Try here ?

Amazing selection of local craft beers and perfect setting for live music or DJs spinning house music until very, very late. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the Inner West!

It’s a fun place with good drinks and a fabulous vibe to it. Came in on the gay girls night on the Wednesday and felt totally welcomed despite being in my forties. Lovely crowd and staff.

Amazing bar, incredible atmosphere, delicious drinks.

The best place to chill after a rough night out. Silent disco after 3am. Definitely try this place out in the late night, quite different to its usual busy pub feel.

Best party starts at 3AM

The silent disco is awesome

Small pub in Newtown, no food but they have pokies. Good music.

Excellent nightclub with a great vibe

Good place to enjoy live music and delicious cinnamon whiskey :)

The coolest party after 3am! Trust me on this and ? the Lockouts ?

Good place... safe secure place to let the hair down!!!

Really good music, good bar staff, a good night out

Love Birdcage on Wednesday nights. One toilet is always broken though haha..

Excellent

Hello, Tonight myself and 2 female friends tried to enter this establishment. After not even speaking to us, my friend was not allowed entry. I understand if she was drunk, however she was not more than any other person who continually got let in after us. Man, female, even boys who stated they ‘didn’t get let In before but are okay now’. Honestly it didn’t make any sense. I confronted the bouncer. As I was frustrated that we weren’t allowed in for no reason. He pushed me hardly. A 6ft bouncer touching a 5ft 4 woman, with no threat to himself. I mean why would I try to hurt or even how would I hurt him?! Honestly the way we got treated was absolutely disgusting. I was really looking forward to coming to this pub. Although it turned our night absolutely sour. I don’t deserve to be pushed by a man aggressively (and you can look At the cameras). I am writing and posting this at 4am. Again highlighting how we were definitely able to be let into a pub for a drink and a slap. Please let me know how this issue has been addressed. As I never want this to happen to another woman again. Thank you .

Awesome place

A long time gem in inner west

Love the slox

such a nice assortment of ladies

Wednesdays nights are my favorite! Staff members are always smiling and having fun ?

great venu

Rude staff and my girlfriend's drink was spiked. Just avoid this place entirely

(3.5 stars) Selfridges, London’s high-end department store, has a restaurant called The Brass Rail, who have been serving up salt beef since 1966. They make the city’s definitive salt beef according to the British ex-pat. I was chatting with. His eyes lit up at the idea he could now get a version of this dish right here in Sydney. Not all salt beef is that fancy though: since 1974 Beigel Bake has basically been to London what Katz’s Delicatessen is to New York – a rite of passage for any self-respecting tourist. Their chewy bagels stuffed with thick warm slices of perfectly cooked salt beef and pickles are the late-night food of choice for cabbies and drunk clubbers. It's their recipe that inspired the SlyFox's new team of owners, Benjamin Lepke, Brett Strauss and Kerry Wallace, to renovate the food offering at this longstanding, late night queer hang in Enmore. It's part of a wider venue renovation that has placed colourful oversized hanging lampshades throughout the space without losing the pub’s grungy low-brow appeal. Now what sets Salt Beef Beigel apart from the Jewish bakery original is here you can actually drink beers with your beigel. (If you’re wondering about the spelling, ‘bagel’ is considered an Americanisation of the Yiddish ‘beygel’ which has modernised to beigel in Britain.) Seeing some craft beers that I hadn’t tried on their taps; I wrapped my lips around three different beers. Brewed in Botany, the beer I liked the best was One Drop Brewing Co.’s XPA ($10/schooner) - a bright, hoppy and refreshing pale ale with tropical fruit notes. If the weather was warmer, The Grifter’s C-Boogie ($10/schooner) would be my go-to. Brewed with juicy green cucumber, this German-style Kölsch is cooling and refreshing (but you’ve got to love the cuke). The only beer I didn’t rate was the Marsden Handcrafted Lager ($8/schooner) because it swamped me with melon before getting toasty. Your Salt Beef Beigel ($16) is served in a basket with heavily seasoned waffle fries and your choice of sauce. Trust me when I say you want to extend the British theme and order chip shop curry. The beigel is chewy without going too far, but the real object of beauty is the thick slab of salt beef (you might know it as corned beef) that it contains. It’s tasty without being too salty, and perfectly complemented by big juicy pickle slices and mustard. For the vegetarians and vegans who make up a big part of the local community, the chickpea-crusted Cauliflower Beigel ($16) is pretty much the same deal, just without the warm beefy goodness. To cut against the additional deep-fried you might prefer the big vinegary hot sauce with your fries. What I liked about these beigels is that they make a change from the burgers currently dominating Sydney menus, without getting away from something that’s reasonably easy to pick up and eat with your hands in a crowded bar. Hold onto your serviette though, you're going to need it.

cash only.

Very bad service Water down drinks Pay to get in Headphones No real music

Great place to go to finish off your night out. Always have a good time here - the security are not overbearing like they seem to be at most other Sydney venues and the bar staff are friendly too. Awesome venue!

After supporting Slyfox through their attempts at Comedy and Live Music endeavours and signing a petition to keep the joint open I find an inflated entry fee to an almost empty establishment offensive; especially when accompanied by a misleading Facebook post implying free entry until midnight. Lame.

Ok ro walk in but no joy if you would like to party hard.

The best nightclub I’ve been to in Sydney. The silent disco after 3am is fantastic.

One of the few late night venues with no lock outs. I love this place, small and intimate with good DJ’s and friendly vibe. Never had any issues with bouncers here. Yeah it’s a bit rough around the edges but that’s what makes it great and keeps the idiots out. If your still going strong at 3am you can expect it to turn into a silent disco with headphones handed out. It does kill the vibe slightly but it’s a small sacrifice to pay for what is an awesome little club

It's an awkward little venue with some pretty interesting characters but it delivers time and time again. Attracting local an international talent you can rely on it for good tunes and a few fun people to interact with. Only drawback is after 2am you have to put on headsets as it turns into a silent disco....has its positives and negatives.