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One Six One

Cocktail Bar, Function Centre

Long running club with a rooftop bar. Lavish booths look out onto the 70s-style light dance floor, with a wide range of spirits to enjoy whilst taking in the unique atmosphere onesixone delivers.

Onesixone is a relatively small and extremely lush late night venue that is designed to provide a comfortable, beautiful and interesting space for the good people of Melbourne to socialise, mingle, listen and sometimes dance whist receiving friendly and professional hospitality that is second to none. The staff and owners of the venue have built an atmosphere where everyone who comes feels welcome to relax and enjoy the environment with respect and courtesy for everyone around them.

Over the past ten years, onesixone has received awards and accolades from some of Melbourne's most respected publications, including Bartender Magazine's Best Night Club and twice winner of the Age Good Bar Guide Best Underground Venue and has played host to guests such as Heath Ledger, Lilly Allen, Johnny Knoxville, Rod Stewart and David Copperfield to name a few. Whilst it is nice to hear about these high profile people, we endeavor to treat all our guests as VIPs with this being the key to our continued success. This policy of treating everyone as special is one we work hard at and it is an important part of the venues philosophy.

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161 High Street Prahran Victoria 3181  Map
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