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Look to the heavens to locate this comfy indie lounge boasting house-infused vodkas
Hell's Kitchen has its fair share of naysayers, most of whom slate it for being a little too cool for school. But for the most part it's relaxed and unpretentious. The décor is colourful with a hint of arts-and-crafts, and the lighting is warm and mellow. Its first-floor location over a soup bar in Centre Place means it’s both brighter and easier to find than most laneway bars, and on hot summer days the large windows that comprise one wall of the bar are lowered to let in the breeze. The soundtrack varies depending on the day and the whims of the bar staff, but leans toward guitar-heavy indie. Small, relaxed and very likable, this is an excellent place to while away an idle afternoon.
Melbourne 3000
Telephone 03 9654 5755
Price per person including drinks from $1.00 to $50.00
Open Sun-Tue 12 noon-10pm; Wed-Sat 12 noon-1am
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An arvo/evening bevy may be ok there but lunch is not. Service was rude and the food very ordinary. If lunchtime service and food arnt your thing fine but why open then. Maybe its a ploy to deliver attitude to unsuspecting people looking for lunch.
Posted on Fri 30 Dec 2011 21:02:56