Make the short trek from town to this cosy bar for its selection of Kiwi craft beers and tasty nibbles, and the cute indoor/outdoor beer garden. Despite its diminutive dimensions, it hosts live music on Friday and Saturday nights, plus there's Vinyl Revival on Monday, open-mic music on Wednesday (free drink if you play) and open-mic comedy Thursday.
Inch Bar
Dunedin
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