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Bar Non Solo is the Britomart local offering an express lunch perfect for a mid-day escape

Britomart favourite Bar Non Solo has recently relaunched their workday lunch special, making it the ultimate spot for those seeking a mid-day escape. As we all know, stepping away from the daily grind is vital to boost productivity and creativity, and what better way to unwind than with a delicious meal accompanied by refreshing libations?

Right: Spicy Salami Pizza

From Tuesday to Friday, Bar Non Solo has introduced an unbeatable lunch special, featuring one of their famous dishes alongside a choice of wine, beer or spritz, all for a mere $25. Ideal for those seeking a quick yet satisfying meal during their hectic workday, this express lunch deal is as suited for a quick catch-up amongst friends as it is for sharing with colleagues.


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Here, you can take your pick from a variety of handmade pasta, seasonal pizzas, and salads, paired perfectly with an ice-cold Peroni, Aperol Spritz, a glass of Idle Hands wine, or a signature mocktail. Savour fresh Bucatini with crab, chilli, garlic, oregano, and pangrattato, Spicy Salami Pizza with tomato and fior di latte, or Bar Non Solo’s signature Caesar Salad with white anchovies. With many more delicious dishes to choose from.

Left: Crab Bucatini

And the lunch special is only the tip of the iceberg. Bar Non Solo has added a host of new menu items, launched a member’s club, and added to their aperitivo hour offering, making it the ultimate spot for City-siders seeking an all-encompassing local. 

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