The time spent waiting for a license has been used to build up the wine cellar which now offers more than 180 labels of predominantly Portuguese wine and port. Macau Beer is also served on tap and a fine selection of whiskies is available.The two floors can sit a total of 50 guests and group bookings are welcomed.The ground floor is brightly lit by the natural light the low reaching windows let through. Guests have a choice of different table sizes and shapes, matched with wooden chairs or coaches. There is no shortage of talking points on offer with the museum style hanging system full of paintings and self-taken photographs from around the world and a collection of pottery that adds colour.Downstairs a stage complete with electronic piano, drum kit and three guitars and banjos (both of which Mr Higgins plays) awaits the venue's first live act.The music menu will also be very specific.
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Monday, September 1, 2008
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