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How we read reviews →Hidden Collingwood laneway bar with DJs, a pool table and a modern Japanese kitchen by Nama Please.
A tucked-away laneway bar with an eclectic, buzzy nightlife energy. DJs spinning vinyl, a pool table, indoor and outdoor seating, and a dog-friendly, art-gallery-adjacent setting.
A pool table, a private upstairs function room called High Paradise, rotating DJ sets on vinyl, a dog-friendly policy, and a resident kitchen (Nama Please) doing modern Japanese share plates.
Not the venue's core identity. it centres on its bar and DJ programme, though the rotating Nama Please kitchen brings genuine modern Japanese technique via dishes like pork belly yakitori.
Drinks are seen as good value. reasonably priced pints and affordable wines. though one reviewer felt the food was too expensive for what it was, despite good quality.
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