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(
www.moomoorestaurant.com
; cnr Margaret & Edward Sts; 11am-late)
Inside the heritage Port Office
building, this ritzy steak restaurant has an equally schmick open-air wine bar on the lane-
way out the back. Corporate bods swill away long afternoons in the company of 90-plus
wines by the glass.
South Bank
Plough Inn
(
www.ploughinn.com.au
;
Bldg 29, Little Stanley St; 11am-late)
You'd think South Bank would be
littered with cool places for a cool beer, wouldn't you? Think again… Plenty of places to
eat: not many places to drink. If you're getting dry and desperate, the old Plough offers a
mainstream pubby experience: wailing '80s rock, hefty meals, a big beer terrace and
plenty of XXXX. Plough on in.
PUB
West End
Archive Beer Boutique
(
www.archivebeerboutique.com.au
;
100 Boundary St; 11am-late)
Interesting beer, interesting people,
interesting place: welcome to Archive, a temple of beer with many a fine frothy on tap
(try the Evil Twin West Coast Red Ale). Check the bar made of books! Oh, and the food's
good, too (steaks, mussels, pasta). Upstairs is
Loft West End
BAR
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(
www.loftwestend.com
)
, a sophisticated cocktail/ food room.
The End
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(
www.73vulture.com
; 1/73 Vulture St; 3pm-midnight)
This mod-industrial shopfront conversion is a
real locals' hangout, with hipsters, cheese boards, Morrissey on the turntable, DJs and live
acoustic troubadours. The Blackstar mocha stout (caffeine courtesy of the local roaster)
will cheer up your rainy river afternoon.
Lychee Lounge
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COCKTAIL BAR
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