Cambridge Balcony Bar

Everyone loves a good balcony bar. Not everyone. I’m supposed to watch my generalisations. But I like a good balcony bar. And this is a good one. So I like it.
Just a quick warning before we jump into the meat of it: if you don’t like the colour blue, don’t bother. This place is as blue as a new divorcee.
And that’s about the long and short of it. So there won’t be any meat after all, I’m afraid. You’ll forgive the false advertisement, I trust. There’s some pool tables here, though, and (once I managed to get a hold of one) my friend and I played a fantastic game. The eight ball went in on the same shot as the final coloured ball. Of course, the shot was my opponent’s, but, y’know, I could appreciate the wonder of it all the same.
And here’s a Mario tip: ask the bartender for a 1 to 3 glass of absinthe, prepared using the bohemian method. Sip it on the balcony with a friend, and try to narrate the thoughts of passers-​by, and beat-​box their theme tune. (It’s not so much a Mario tip as a Mario do-​this-​because-​this-​is-​what-​I-​did-​and-​it-​was-​a-​good-​spot-​of-​fun.)

This bar is quite blue but in a happy way. My mate had her engagement party at The Cambridge and it was a great venue, I distinctly recall how happy everyone was with how well the staff took care of us. I believe the bar is open for the after work set Wed Thurs Fri and they do function the rest of the time. It’s a great place to hang over the balcony and check the North Adelaide locals strutting about, and there’s a cool fireplace in the middle of the bar for you to linger around in winter. The antipasto and hot food platters are all very good and they supply AV equipment and the like for people like myself to make amazing speeches on.