As a bar and restaurant serving tapas, Pelican is everything you love rolled into one. Catch a cool breeze sitting at one of the iconic floor to ceiling portholes or grab a stool by the bar. Eat chargrilled octopus, saganaki with lemon wedges, or a lamb chop in this very modern, very funky establishment. Finish up with a wild night of wine and/or cocktails, starting with an espresso martini.
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Michael Harden, Reviewer
Monday, February 12, 2007
This bar allows you to feel part of the Fitzroy Street action without getting your hands dirty.
WHERE would the Melbourne bar scene be without the input of Six Degrees? Would we have a house style we can proudly call our own without these architects and their fetish for recycled materials, intricate indoor/outdoor spaces and multiform seating options? Without them we bar flies may have been stuck with the feral second-hand couch and stained-lampshade-look, whose tawdry charms faded the moment the 483rd bar decided it was a cheap way to look hip. But thanks to Six Degrees' early intervention in the bar scene at Meyers Place, Melburnians knew from the beginning that there's more to a bar than just booze. There are few better ways to be thankful for this than over several beverages on the sheltered veranda of one of their success stories, Fitzroy Street's Pelican. Pelican's position on a corner of the leafy and civilised side of this often trashy strip gets it off to a good start. Sitting on the veranda, sheltered by slatted timber screens with enormous circular cut-outs, allo...
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