The Owl House

It had been way too long since my last visit to The Owl House - a bar that wormed its way into my heart in 2012. Charismatic owner threw me straight into The Dog House. While I was willing to take one on the chin for neglecting my favourite bar, it turned out this wasn't meant as a punishment. It's actually the name of their new Thursday night initiative, where diners can chow down on dangerously good hot dawgs matched to whiskey or beer.

Now before you get all twitchy about sausages containing filler, let me assure you that while sausage did mean something very different when I was a kid, The Owl House's snags are the bomb. The three sausages I wrapped my lips around during my time in this bar were all top notch, and made in-house. I count ...read more

One of my favourite small bars. You can often find me propping up the end of the bar with a Corpse Reviver in hand, chatting to Owen & Amir. Loved Roy Ner's food, yet to try their new chef...

I have spent several evenings at the Owl House over the last few years and never been disappointed,while it is indeed a small space, the atmosphere is always pleasant, the staff excellent and the food and wine delicious, and great value!.

The Owl House is one of the only few places where people have unanimously good reviews when you search for them on the internet, so I immediately jumped in to the chance to experience this place for dinner.

The place is incredibly small. The street level is the bar area, which seats up to 12 people maximum and leave no rooms for standing guests. Luckily, the bartender is very friendly and communicative, so it probably take your mind off the limited space you ...read more

A fantastic little wine bar. Amazing service and wines. Amir you are a star!