Otago Daily Times

Ombrellos . . . and Ombrellito­s

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MOST people in Dunedin know Ombrellos as the premium craft-beer restaurant in town and a few have a story to tell somewhere along the line.

They can cater for groups from three or four — right up to a full house. Ombrellos has great food from lunch to dinner, and an all-day bar menu, as well as an awesome selection of craft beers on tap, and other beverages.

They have a selection of rooms: from the main bar to quirky private dining rooms and the beautiful enclosed outdoor courtyard — complete with a roaring open fire or full sunshine.

It is the perfect location for telling a yarn or listening to the live bands that play every Friday from 5pm. Ombrellos is centrally located on Clarendon St, easily accessible and with plenty of parking.

Ombrellito­s is the recently opened ‘‘rebel child’’ spinoff at the other end of town.

Located in the beautifull­y restored Petridish building at 8 Stafford St, it is a caf´e and bar offering more of the same quality that you’ve come to love at Ombrellos. Craft beers on tap, accompanie­d by breakfast, lunch, and Latin American tapas, coffee and cake, a cheeky little glass of wine or a few favourite rums, whiskies, and gins. Open Monday to Friday 8am to 7pm.

They also now have a full catering licence, and so can take Ombrellos/ Ombrellito­s on the road if you want to bring the fun to where you are. Contact them on bookings@ombrellos.co.nz or (03) 477-8773 for all enquiries.

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