Sydney's late-night icon Frankie's Pizza announces closing date

Sydney's late-night icon Frankie's Pizza has announced its closing date as the venue is set to be demolished to make way for a new metro station.

Frankie's Pizza is a venue best known for selling pizza by the slice to night-lifers enjoying its live music and pinball machines for the past 10 years.

The venue posted on Instagram it will officially close on December 11, its 10th birthday, but will be going out with a bang.

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"We thought this venue would outlive us. We've seen trends come and go and steadfastly stood for RocknRoll through it all," the post said.

"This conviction has been rewarded with a loyal following, and steady flow of new heads eager to join the ranks and jump on the crazy train.

"We're busier than ever, we are a drunken Goliath operating at peak performance! But despite all of this, it's time to go to Hell!

"It's time to leave our legions, farewell our four walls, and finish at our most f---ing fearsome.

"With the unstoppable momentum of Sydney City's 'infrastructure evolution' set to demolish Hunter Street in early 2023, we have decided on a date to depart."

Frankie's Pizza along with other businesses on Hunter Street in the city will be demolished to make way for the Metro West line which will link Parramatta to the CBD.

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The venue plans to go out with a "killer" departure during its event called the "final campaign".

In the lead-up to its final night, the venue will host different live music acts, DJs, trivia and plenty of pizza.

"Sydney we love you and thank you all for allowing us such a phenomenal run on your soil. Now let's close this thing out right!" the Frankie's Pizza team said.