This small bar gives you the aesthetic of something or somewhere classier but ultimately can be scene for what it is and that can be described as an entry level wine bar, somewhere to experience a wine bar for the first time without feeling out of place. The quality of the design and decor is cheap and cheerful with elegant and clean touches, though it is a bit tatty round the edges and in some places looks worn out and tired.
A solid wine list and a steady bottled beer selection is above average and well priced, however the lack of attention to detail left us with a 'Endless' Pinot Grigio rather than the 'Babich' Pinot Gris ordered. We highly recommend the 'Valdemoreda' Tempranillo.
The loud music seemed out of place in a bar that should be a good place to chat with friends. This place isn't bad or the worst bar we have ever been to, but when you compare it to elsewhere it just doesn't live up to the local standard, which is such a shame for a bar in a nice location.
Tony says "If you're not really on the lookout for this bar it's pretty easy to miss. Though pleasantly surprised by the charming exterior, upon entering and sitting down soon became distinctively underwhelmed. It's not terrible but there is certainly much much better out there"
Peter says "Like the Australian version of Netflix this place is lacking where it counts, not really impressed by any aspect of this bar other than the wine list. The loud music is a real turn off"
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