Tag: bar

  • Best Melbourne Rooftop Bars

    Melbourne has it’s fair share of bars but who doesn’t love an outdoor bar? And even better than drinking outdoors is drinking outside on a rooftop.

    The alcohol, the sunshine and the views combine to make these some of the best rooftop bars in Melbourne.

    • Good Heavens (pictured) is the place to go for 80s style cocktails updated for the modern drinker together with a cool vibe.
    • Rooftop at QT features some crafty cocktails and is a real hit with the after-work winding down crowd.
    • Madam Brussels is like a year round garden party with cocktail names like Love Juice and Double D Cups.

    For the full list and addresses of these bars, go to http://www.bunburymail.com.au/story/4417419/ten-of-the-best-melbourne-rooftop-bars-rooftop-at-qt-the-corner-hotel-madam-brussels-and-more/?cs=4070

  • Top Hotel Bars in the World

    What’s your favourite bar? Is it one of these on the list of the world’s best hotel bars? With big atmosphere and even bigger reputations, there bars are a destination in themselves.

    1. The American Bar at The Savoy, London.
    2. Rock Bar at Ayana Resort, Bali.
    3. The Bar Marmont at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood.
    4. Bar Hemingway at Ritz, Paris.
    5. Carousel Bar, Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans
    6. New York Bar, Park Hyatt, Tokyo
    7. Chandelier Bar, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
    8. Sky Bar at Lebua at State Tower, Bangkok
    9. Bemelman’s Bar, Carlyle Hotel, New York City

    Read all about them at http://www.goodfood.com.au/travel/food-experiences/the-worlds-top-ten-hotel-bars-20170314-guxi3z

  • Clever Ways To Stop Wasting Behind The Bar

    Thinking of ways to eliminate wastage behind the bar can be tricky but in this video from Hospitality Magazine you’ll learn some clever tricks to save your business cash.

    Even the rind from a lemon which has had its juice squeezed out has a purpose when given to a clever bartender. Let’s watch and see what we can learn.

  • Club Operators get Kings Cross Lifelong Ban

    Two former operators of a Kings Cross club have been fined $7000 each and ordered to pay legal costs of $1500 each as well as being handed down a lifetime ban from holding a liquor license or managing any licensed venue.

    According to Deputy Premier and Minister for Justice Troy Grant, a life ban was among the roughest penalties available under the Liquor Act.

    While most operators are doing the right and operating within the law, there are those that turn a blind eye to illegal activities within their venues.

    In this instance, the operators allowed illegal alcohol and drug sales in their venue.  Read more at http://www.hospitalitymagazine.com.au/beverage/life-bans-for-kings-cross-strip-club-operators

  • Improving Business with Colourful Cocktail Creations

    Introducing new and fresh, colourful cocktails may be just the thing to rescue your bar or pub.

    While giving your cocktail menu a makeover may seem like a minor change, it can have a major impact on your business, as this video lesson explains.

    Just remember that cocktails are still alcoholic and Responsible Service of Alcohol should still be practiced.

    Learn more from the video,

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coOYqooDDEU

  • Taking The Pokemon Craze to The Bar

    If you’re looking to add a touch of whimsy to your cocktail menu, why not try one of these Pokemon inspired cocktails. Even if you’re not a Pokemon fan, the taste and visual appeal of these cocktails are sure to be a hit with you.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqhTtZSMtm8

  • Check Out This Cool Robotic Bar

    There’s a cool new way to get your cocktails made, a robotic bartender.

    The robotic bar system, Makr Shakr is a world first, brought to Australia by International Trade and Procurement Services.

    The robot works with an app which users can enter their combinations which are then mixed by 2 robotic arms. The arms movements mimic that of a real bartender and were modelled on the movements of Marco Pelle, Italian dancer and choreographer.

    The good thing about the system is that it uses the creativity of the user and involves them in the cocktail creation process by showing them each step.

    The 2 six-axis robotic arms are capable of making as many as 120 drinks per hour from 60 different spirits.

    Read more at http://www.hospitalitymagazine.com.au/beverage/makr-shakr-the-world-s-first-robotic-bar-system

     

  • Watch Bartender Pour 17 Jagerbombs at once

    There’s nothing like watching the world’s best bartenders do their thing to get you inspired to up your mixology game.

    In this video you’ll get to see a master in action, pouring 17 Jagerbombs at once.

  • Small Bar Liquor Laws- Comment Invited

    As part of a review of small bar liquor laws, Liquor and Gaming NSW is inviting feedback from the public and members of the industry.

    The review is inviting feedback on the small bar laws which affect 50 venues across the state. These bars are limited to a maximum of 60 patrons, offering many an automatic 2am trading option.

    Currently small bars aren’t allowed to provide gaming or take-away alcohol sales.

    Find out more http://www.theshout.com.au/2016/06/27/article/Comment-invited-on-small-bar-liquor-laws/TOJDTMBULB.html

  • Melbourne gets ‘secret’ Schweppes Bar

    Bar Schweppes opened last month in Melbourne and is in its last week.

    The location was kept a closely guarded secret and those that have booked, had the location revealed to them on the day of their booking.

    According to a post on TheShout.com, the bar is managed by the team at Tommy Collins (Hawk and Hunter, Little Ox, The Pop Up Patch), the bar is an extension of Schweppes’ series, which focusses on global bar and cocktail trends.

    The food served is English including the ploughman’s platter, the chip butty, fish fingers with mushy peas and chips amongst other English favorites.

    Go to www. london.barschweppes.com.au

    Source: http://www.theshout.com.au/2015/10/29/article/Schweppes-opens-secret-Melbourne-bar/SWDWBGOKKZ.html