Based on a 3-year-old documentary, I came to this place, not knowing it was called Meyers Place at the time, only to find out that it was now Bar Carlo because I looked up the address. I was disappointed at first because architect James Legge had designed it in 1994 using some recycled materials and parts; this was what I found so intriguing about it - otherwise, it's another bar with no story - until I spoke to the owners! Owner Alana Sabbadini's grandfather was named Carlo who founded the restaurant next door called The Waiters Restaurant. Further research led me to find out that "After 22 years, the owners/landlords of the Waiters Restaurant gave notice that they do not intend to offer Meyers Place another lease upon expiration." And so on and so forth. So, I stayed and had a Limoncello on the rocks. Very pleasant experience while I watched Northern Italian mother and daughter preparing mozzarella and prosciutto sandwiches for the next morning.
A little more research would've led me to discover that Meyers Place had reopened back in February, less than 180m away from its original location. I could kick myself. 'S all good... read more