THE CUMBERLAND
Hidden behind a 1920s fridge door in Manly, is more than just a bar—it's a journey back in time where every detail matters. From the moment you step through the stone-lined spiral staircase, you're transported to a space where history, and craftsmanship converge.
Downstairs, you’ll find butter-soft leather banquettes, hand-carved wooden bars, and custom dollar coin mosaics set into the floor, each element a nod to the opulence of the early 20th century. The distressed painting and aged finishes evoke the ambiance of an old movie set, flawlessly replicating the atmosphere of a Prohibition-era speakeasy. Aged brass, reclaimed timber floors, and ornate period detailing create a warm, inviting space, while custom dumbwaiters add a touch of whimsy and practicality. Cumberland, hidden behind a 1920s fridge door in Manly, is an underground bar where every detail matters. From a stone-lined spiral staircase to custom dumbwaiters and butter leather banquettes, each element tells a story. Upstairs, the Cove Deli, a late 19th-century inspired shopfront, leads to this secret venue. Descend through the fridge door to discover a bar featuring aged brass, ornate period details, and reclaimed timber floors. The Cumberland is a transformative space that immerses patrons in its rich, storied atmosphere.
