Theresa Bar
A relaxing night on plush armchairs promises a casual affair
Newly unveiled in the back courtyard of the venue’s more established grill house, this bar has been almost packed to capacity since its opening – and it’s no wonder. A stylish venue with plush sofas, armchairs and bar stools; the interiors are marked by brown and red tones and softly lit by sleek designer lamps that seem more 1970s than 2010s. Still, the understated vibe and low-key lounge music attracts a colourful mix of jeans-wearers and suits.
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