Check out the new astroturf on the roof... looks good! Easily one of the best rooftop bars in the city... and with no compromises on quality of service or glassware! Fantastic setup.
OMG try the Tuscan salt & Pepper Squid but ask for spinach instead of rocket, it's amazing
Ponyfish Island is Melbourne cheek and charisma embodied. Plus, the minds involved certainly didn’t skimp on gifting it a competent house roast.
There’s no better way to take in the splendour of the CBD on a long summer's day than the roof of Curtain House. Transition a late night down to a booth at the Toff in Town, and you’re golden.
A perfect place to get lost in thought, or in intimate conversation. Gentlemen, the bar has been set high.
Everything on tap is $5 a pint every Wednesday and the beer lineup changes fairly often. The bottled beer selection is verging on encyclopedic.
New Guernica is arguably the most unique bar/club in humble Melbourne town.Open 7 DaysWeekdays from 4pm2 for 1 Drinks on: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 10 or 11pm till 1am & Saturday till 1 En savoir plus .
Saturday night is "dress shirt" night which means you may or may not get in without a shirt - even if your friend is having their birthday party upstairs...
Jugs of Pimms are mandatory here. A meal in themselves, they’re bursting with strawberries, oranges and cucumber and very, very drinkable. En savoir plus .
Lovely staff that make any cocktail you desire (even peanut butter and franjelico), plus melancholy jazz music. It made our night.
That bartender Lizzie, who's also the Mayor is a mother fucking babe!!!!!! Not to mention sweet as a peach! Kinda tall though ;)
A great low-key bar where you can hear yourself talk and sprawl in an armchair while imbibing quality intoxicants and nibbling delicious hors d'oeuvres En savoir plus .
Ask for bartender Cash Wall’s top 10-winning entry into the World Class cocktail competition: “Time Flies When You’re Having Plum”. Sublime.
There’s an old-world elegance in the fine print of the Melbourne Supper Club -- nostalgia is woven into its walls. Once again, there is no better way to have a nightcap in this city.
Try the Bloody Mary, which better resembles a spicy alcoholic soup than the gentle hangover cure of yore. En savoir plus .
Grab a bottle, take your company by hand and secure one of the old-world private carriages—if you can.
If you want a change from beer and cocktails, go for room temp sake and a bowl of wasabi peas. The sake's in a little jug and you get a fair few shots from it.
If you're sitting outside, you'll have to order at the bar... But then, perhaps you don't, or maybe you do, just depends on the day, or maybe the weather. Still good.
