It might have a French name (which stands for “water of life” as well as describing a style of fruit brandy) but Eau-de-Vie feels more like a 1930s-style American bar, complete with dark wood, great …
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One of Bar Zine’s trusted wingmen happens to be of the gay persuasion, which has its pros and cons. The biggest pro is that I can rely on him to never cockblock me because of …
What do you get when you cross a tiki bar with a Thai restaurant? The answer is Rambutan (and we’re talking about the Oxford Street restaurant with an underground bar, not the spiky red fruit).
We …
The jazz is jumping, uni students are bathing underneath brothel-style red lights, the walls are padded with black cushions and a toy train occasionally runs loops on a track suspended above the bar.
Call it what …
I’m sitting metres away from the beach with a margarita in my hand as the six-foot swell rolls in, and even though I firmly believe this is how every Sydneysider should spend their evenings I …
Blame it on our cultural cringe but it’s surprising how almost any meal can sound enticing when described in a foreign language. In Spanish, for example, Cerdo y Cebollas sounds almost exotic and yet its …
A good hotel bar is an attractive option for so many reasons. There’s the hope of having a Lost in Translationmoment, the anonymity of being in a five-star hotel bar (it’s so much easier to …