About The Duke of Clarence
The Duke of Clarence is a 19th‑century–inspired English-style tavern located in Sydney’s CBD, tucked just off George Street in the Angel Place precinct. Designed to feel like a traditional British pub, it features original wood panelling, antiques and furnishings sourced from the UK, serving cask ales, Guinness, classic cocktails and an extensive selection of spirits. The food menu focuses on British pub favourites—such as pies, roasts and bar snacks—served in a warm, atmospheric setting that caters to after‑work drinks, dinners, and group gatherings.
A charge from “THE DUKE OF CLARENCE” (or a similar description) on your bank or card statement typically relates to in‑venue spending at the bar or restaurant. This might include drinks and food, an open bar tab that was closed to your card at the end of your visit, a group or function booking, or a pre‑authorisation taken when you started a tab. In some cases, you may see multiple charges if your group split the bill across several cards, added a tip, or if a temporary authorisation hold is shown separately from the final amount.
If you don’t immediately recognise the transaction, start by thinking back to any recent visits to Sydney’s CBD, after‑work drinks, work functions, or social events that may have been held at The Duke of Clarence. Check any itemised receipts, booking confirmations or emails from the venue, as well as your calendar or messages about meeting friends or colleagues there. For questions, you can reach the team via the contact details or booking enquiry form on their website at thedukeofclarence.com, or by calling the phone number listed there; provide the exact transaction date, amount and the last four digits of your card so they can look up the charge, issue a copy of your receipt, and help resolve common issues such as duplicate charges, tab disputes or function deposits.