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Noisy pub Don Pedro carries the visitors to a dynamic life of dock tavern.
The peculiar dock style found its reflection in many heavy and even rough mahogany tables and chairs, fishing nets with entangled seashells in it, age-old maps. There is a smiling shark at one of the walls. Columns and beams, sails and hanged to the ceiling miniatures of oared boats — every element here declares that you are traveler that the rashest discoveries are in advance.
Surprise of the interior is the bar counter made in the form of terrarium with live scorpions and rare reptiles.
European cuisine and competently picked up various exotic cocktails will nicely surprise you in the pub.The roominess of the pub does impress-here you can freely station up to 100 persons. Moreover, the system of hearty meals and business lunches is specially worked out for those who value time and money.
There was a cell for prisoners on every ancient ship. Fans of extreme leisure may find it in our place in bleak Lock-up, situated in one of the Don Pedro pub sectors. And one the opposite side there is a Zulu room — place of proud African warriors.
The bleak lockup for extreme fans waits for you in one of Don Pedro pub sectors.
Accomplished in XV century prison style, harsh ship lock-up will not let the visitors tired with comfort and softness of décor to relax.
The cold grey walls, heavy metallic tables, chairs, door with bolt and, surely, latticed windows covered secular web surround the prisoners
The room of proud African warriors Zulu is situated in of Don Pedro pub sectors. Looking into the conventionalized palace of Zulu tribe, you will feel yourself like the seaman stepped on the unknown land.
Watch out: these places are not safe. Stuffed wild animals, cult goods of Southern Africa people and hunting -tackle create the atmosphere of African safari. Heavy handmade-networked curtains, of wall painting of far ancestry-there is no theatricality. Properly, every décor element pretends on historical authenticity, and in Zulu room, it also pretends on ethnographical truth.
One of the doors of Don Pedro pub leads to sushi — bar Easy all.
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