Hidden away from prying eyes, Little Prince has an intimate feel and a secret garden that twinkles with fairy lights after dark. Adding extra sparkle to this boutique bar are the very good cocktails, intriguing imported beers, tropical stylings and tempting tapas share plates.
Little Prince
South Coast NSW
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