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Never Enough sits inside the heritage-listed Apothecaries Hall, a two-storey building which has previously been home to Uh Oh Spaghettio and The Apo. The space is stocked with around 300 records and Audio-Technica turntables. DJs also perform on Friday and Saturday nights.
When it came to naming their new Fortitude Valley restaurant, couple Tyla Dombroski and Trad Nathan (who also own Crowbar, across the road on Ann Street) looked to food, wine, music and good company – four things they can never get enough of.
Here, you’ll find snack-sized dishes made to eat alongside a lengthy wine list. There’s a strong focus on Australian producers, but burgundy – a particular favourite of Nathan’s – is also represented. There’s a considered selection of cocktails, vermouth and amaro, too.
Chef Trent Lymn oversees a serious dry-aging program, turning out beef tartare and a luxuriant 21-day dry-aged cheeseburger. Expect steak specials, too.
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