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Tiny Bar

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Tiny Bar serves charcuterie and small snacky plates.
1 / 7Tiny Bar serves charcuterie and small snacky plates. Supplied
Inside Tiny Bar in Brunswick East.
2 / 7Inside Tiny Bar in Brunswick East.Supplied
Grilled peppers with agrodolce.
3 / 7Grilled peppers with agrodolce.Supplied
Tiny Bar lives up to its name, with bar, kitchen and seating all in one room.
4 / 7Tiny Bar lives up to its name, with bar, kitchen and seating all in one room.Supplied
Signature cocktails include a martini, negroni and spritz.
5 / 7Signature cocktails include a martini, negroni and spritz. Supplied
Oysters with parsley and horseradish.
6 / 7Oysters with parsley and horseradish. Supplied
Pipis with cherry tomatoes.
7 / 7Pipis with cherry tomatoes. Supplied

Tiny Bar

Contemporary$$

There’s only room for 15 people at this tiny Brunswick East venue.

First things first: they are serious about the name. There are just 15 seats in a single (tiny) room. A disco ball spins, a meat slicer grinds and longnecks of Melbourne Bitter clink as punters sit elbow-to-elbow. Be prepared to chat to your neighbour over a tarte tatin flush with garden-fresh tomatoes.

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