Head down to this quaint speakeasy and find a nook in which to plot and scheme over a few malt whiskies.
If you ever need a discreet watering hole in which to trade state secrets, gossip about the boss' PA, or discuss the next big takeover deal, head straight to Caz Reitop's. This sleek bar, time-warped straight from the 1920s Prohibition era, is replete with quiet corners, nooks, crannies and bolt holes perfect for airing dirty secrets. Decorative touches, including the lovely gramophone that takes pride of place on the bar, give it a unique and welcoming feel.
To grease the wheels of conversation the bar is well stocked with classy grog slung into classic cocktails, as well as some new-fangled alcoholic expressions. Try the Wake Up Call, an espresso martini that's sure to have you shooting your mouth off quick smart. Or hark back to yesteryear with a Bonnie's Passion: vodka infused with orange blossom and lime, Cointreau, Aperol, lemon juice and passionfruit.
If you prefer something simple, there's Becks on tap and a smattering of new-world wines by the glass. Caz also stocks a tasty collection of rare single malts, including Glenmorangie, in various wood cask finishes. So get your tommy gun and flapper gear and skulk through the night to this charismatic boozer.
Ben Maas
