Once you’ve located the front door, rung the doorbell and been allowed into this first-floor hidden bar, further discovery still awaits. The venue is split between East and West Berlin. Opulence meets wartime misery, posing a fun juxtaposition. The disused grenade crates are surprisingly comfortable while the other side of ‘the wall’ offers plush leather booths and soft lighting.

A selection of cocktails ranging from the classic to the interesting will educate and challenge the palate. Created by a dedicated team of bartenders who are serious about their craft, you can always be assured of a decent tipple in here.

Overall, the space is small and cosy, so it’s best not to roll in with a big group. It is, however, perfect for first dates or to illustrate to out-of-town friends how cool and quirky Melbourne’s hidden bars are.