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How we read reviews →Intimate Highett wine bar where host Matt curates the wines and the chorizo keeps people coming back.
Warm, intimate, and slightly secluded. a small neighbourhood bar with art deco features and natural light. Tables suit both couples and small groups. The vibe is convivial and unhurried; no pressure to hand back the table, and board games available for an extended stay.
Curated wine list featuring lesser-known varieties including Albariño and French selections. Owner Matt personally recommends pairings tableside. Raclette (melted Swiss-style cheese with potatoes and cornichons) is a signature food offering. Board games available. Located close to Highett train station.
Pan-European wine bar sensibility with a clear affinity for Old World wines. Albariño (Spain/Portugal), French selections, and Alpine dishes like raclette reflect a distinctly European ethos. Not tied to a single cuisine tradition but wine-driven throughout.
A wine bar experience rather than budget dining. prices reflect the quality of the wine list and the personalised service. Reviewers consistently feel the experience justifies the spend. Share plates are considered good value for the quality and presentation.
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