Food and drinks
- Great cocktails
- All-you-can-drink available
- Alcohol Served
- Cocktails Available
- Hard liquor available
- Beer available
- Wine available
01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
For a bite to eat with your drinks, start with the salami mini pizza. Around 12 cm across, it is a compact size, topped with tomato and basil sauce and made with dough prepared in-house. One guest who stopped by after work recalled enjoying the pizza. Its size makes it easy to order as a snack for yourself or to share over drinks.
For something more substantial, consider chicken thigh simmered in tomato sauce or baked potato cheese, made with a potato base, cheese and bacon. For a lighter nibble, there is a cheese plate with plain crackers or raisin butter. The food menu makes it easy to put together a spread to suit your group and your drinking pace.
Around 40 cocktails are listed, so choosing what to try is part of the fun. A gin and tonic pairs gin and tonic water with lime; a gin rickey combines gin and soda with a squeeze of lime. With rum, you could choose a daiquiri with lime and syrup, or try the same combination frozen. Some guests have reported asking for a cocktail to suit their preferences, while another enjoyed a non-alcoholic cocktail in a requested colour with their child. There are ways to enjoy a visit here whether or not you drink alcohol.
All-you-can-drink plans range from draft beer, highballs and wine to options that include cocktails, as well as non-alcoholic drinks and soft drinks. One guest reported being able to pour beer and highballs from a server on the customer side of the bar. The bar also welcomes guests to bring their own food and snacks, making it an option for groups who would rather share things they have brought along than order everything from the menu.
