Thanks for the input. Have decided to roll up the day before, so now have an Friday evening to ourselves prior to the Saturday night party. Am staying in St. Kilda.
Any recommendation Melbourne members? Last time I was in Melbourne, I stayed on the other side of the river, near Queen Victoria markets - went to mrs. Parmas. Looking for a good beer / dining experience St. Kilda way.
Thanks.
mckenry
+1 - Taphouse is awesome. 20 taps, majority of them ales, and not a single C.U.B. logo anywhere insight.havnt managed to get there yet but ive heard many a good thing about THE TAPHOUSE which is down that way.
Yob
+1 - Taphouse is awesome. 20 taps, majority of them ales, and not a single C.U.B. logo anywhere insight.
Get there early afternoon, the wanker ratio increases as the night wears on...
Lamb's (just down the road on the near the cnr of Chappel and Malvern Rd's is where I'd get the souvlaki from, real lamb cooked over hot coals. :icon_drool2:Get their early, bring a souvlaki or fish'n'chips from up the road, they're happy for you to drink their beers at the tables outside, while you eat your own food. Revolutionary idea!
The Lucky Coq is just a few doors down (on the corner of Chapel and High st, $4 pizza (which are actually very nice IMHO) and a decent range of beer on tap (also cider or flavour infused vodka for SWMBO)Thanks for the input. Have decided to roll up the day before, so now have an Friday evening to ourselves prior to the Saturday night party. Am staying in St. Kilda.
Any recommendation Melbourne members? Last time I was in Melbourne, I stayed on the other side of the river, near Queen Victoria markets - went to mrs. Parmas. Looking for a good beer / dining experience St. Kilda way.
7 is fine, the bourbon and coke drinkers don't usually rock up til after 10.Great! Love the sydney taphouse. Bummer, wont be there til 7pm or later though....
SWMBO is a fine beer lover - so destination will be okLamb's (just down the road on the near the cnr of Chappel and Malvern Rd's is where I'd get the souvlaki from, real lamb cooked over hot coals. :icon_drool2:
The Lucky Coq is just a few doors down (on the corner of Chapel and High st, $4 pizza (which are actually very nice IMHO) and a decent range of beer on tap (also cider or flavour infused vodka for SWMBO)
If you're in the area it would be a shame not to stop at TheTaphouse (which is actually just down the other end of Chapel St, catch a tram if you're not driving) as iamozziyob suggested, not sure what is happening there at the moment, but they usually have a range of specialty beer that is well worth checking out.
Good to know. Should be heading home about the time the bourbon brigade roll up7 is fine, the bourbon and coke drinkers don't usually rock up til after 10.
Seriously, why the f&^k would you come to the Taphouse and drink bourbon. Philistines!!
You're lucky then, the venue is a little bit too retro-club like for my GF to be happy there, but if you get there early when it's not too busy it's a good spot to enjoy a decent beer with a good cheap pizza.SWMBO is a fine beer lover - so destination will be ok
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