Down at the opposite end of the town (only a short walk through the entire town) is a large white building with a white fence fence around the grounds.

Our wine coolers are engineered to maintain a consistent temperature range and provide a safe and optimal environment for storing and aging wine. We have visited Bodega La Rambla on a few occasions and have been happy with our experience to date.

Now we didn’t try all of the beers, there was the coffee infused beers with chile pepper and the earl grey bottled beers but they all sounded great. Our car freezer also includes detachable cutting board and the 12v freezer has stretchable handles and off-road wheels which increase its portability. This dim, characterful basement serves a wide range of proper tacos until 3am every night of the week. Once you’ve finished a slice or two, push past the black curtain at the end of the dining room to find a comfy, sitting-room-only bar specialising in classic cocktails.

The setup is familiar today: turn a few unlit corners, pass a stinking dumpster, push through an unmarked door and suddenly, you’re in a plush cocktail den. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The seating is close and comfortable and the most important thing is that it is a place to truly ‘relax. But up the discreet staircase lies a beautifully minimalist bar with expertly crafted temaki rolls (cone-shaped hand rolls), and a 50-strong sake list favouring female brewers.

Head to this subterranean basement bar for cocktails by one of Melbourne’s best bartenders, and snacks that let the libations shine. Rest assured, the bartenders know what they’re doing here – and they do it with a total lack of pretension. modern, the music is fairly loud and there is a huge TV above the door showing sport and a smaller TV inside as well. Sister to Chinese restaurant Double Happiness, this cocktail and wine bar is one of Melbourne's best kept laneway secrets – and not just due to its hidden red door and a total absence of signage.