WyNo Bar

2 Reviews on “WyNo Bar”

• Thewhereto

  This has got to be the most bizarre experience weve had in a restaurant or bar for a while. We arrive and wait at the front for a while to be seated, it seems the staff were chatting at the back. The red haired lady, I presume the matre d seated us but never asked if we wanted a drink or food or to the take our order so we werent really sure who was our waiter etc. We were seated to peruse the menu. It took a while to be asked to order. The reason this was strange, is that there seemed to be 4 staff on the books, but only really ever 1 in the room or working at one time. A red head lady greeted us walked past a few times, but didnt take an order. The wine sommelier (I presume) seemed to be a bit slow figuring out what wine was on offer, or finding the Pinot Grigio I agreed to. He then also seemed to disappear from the restaurant. It was then up to the blonde lady to do everyones work. Our food came out fast, and it was all really nice. School prawns with aioli, Foccacia which they kindly topped up, fried broccoli and dumplings. Food was great, albeit the $20 price tag of 2 dumplings.When leaving we again waited a while for the attention of the blonde lady for the bill. We went to pay with card and she advised about a 3% surcharge (which Ive already ranted about this week somewhere else) and made my sentiments known. She then said dont worry about it. How is that possible to say thats the fee and take it away? By this point 2 other staff has returned, and Waitress said click for the tip. Ordinarily yes we would, today no due to poor service. Anyway overall, good food, nice wine but at odds with the service. aroundtheclockfoodie.com

  August 6, 2020, 11:24 am

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• Katie Dav

  Good location with a funky atmosphere and attentive wait staff. Didnt try any of the food but made for a great place for after dinner drinks with a huge drinks menu.

  December 25, 2017, 7:21 am

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