Bar Americano

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Bar Americano is a prestigious bar in a laneway just off Lt Collins st. This was a little bit hard to find but once I found it it was ok.

Drinks being prepared





Bar Americano and RNIS invited me on their 1st birthday where all the food was free. Here I enjoyed a hot chocolate. I stopped drinking coffee now because it is bad for my health. I really enjoyed this. The staff were really joyous and they were wearing their white laboratory coats

I also enjoyed the free sandwiches coming around and we both loved the white bean one. RNIS loved the cheese one as it had the pickled tomatoes in there. It was sweet

I also enjoyed the Panetone (Italian cake usually enjoyed over Easter and other celebrations). It was sweet and very citrusy. The best ever I say. I also enjoyed that fig thing. I really don't know the name of this but it is sweet and candied.

Many thanks to RNIS and Bar Americano for the invite. Do come for their breakfasts and excellent drinks
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