Eagles Nest Rooftop Bar to Open with Sweeping Kangaroo Point Views
The Point is putting quite the feather in its cap.
Rooftop bars — who doesn’t love 'em? Climbing up to the highest reaches of a building (preferably by elevator), grabbing a drink and kicking back while gazing out over the city below. Bliss.
Brisbane already has its fair share of lofty establishments, however The Point is raising the stakes with their new rooftop bar. Coming soon, Eagles Nest is the newest member of the high-flying Brisbane bar scene. Those eager to wind down their weekends with an applaudable view will be flocking to Kangaroo Point to sip chilled champagne, enjoy the river breeze and take in that glorious sunset.
After renovations in 2011, the hotel destined to become the favourite haunt of many continues to impress; with Eagles Nest its latest feature. A certain feather in The Point's cap, the top floor space offers Sunday afternoons of refreshing beverages and live music by duo 3rd Above, all set against a stunning panoramic backdrop of the city, the Story Bridge and New Farm. Other bars enjoy vantage points looking out over Brisbane, sure, but nowhere else has a view like this.
Opening at 4pm on February 15, Eagles Nest is purely a Sunday affair, but that doesn't mean they're not making their one trading day of the week something special. Partnering with Moet and Chandon, Moet 'Ice' Imperial — the first champagne created to be served on ice — is the venue's drink of choice. Those with a taste for other tipples can choose from contemporary and classic cocktails, a comprehensive wine list, and local and imported ales.
Find Eagles Nest Brisbane on the top floor of 21 Lambert Street, Kangaroo Point. Visit their website for more information.
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