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The Ettamogah Pub was opened on 1987 and it’s one of the most photographed Pubs in Australia. Today it contains the pub, the winery, souvenir shop, cafe and bistro. There are huge range of beer and wine menu, which are changed with each season.
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Among the large number of luxury-boutique hotels stands out a Pretty Beach House. This holiday house is an exclusive food-lovers Hamptons-esque private beach house resort just outside of Sydney that takes the concept of ‘weekend’ getaway to a new level. The resort is consisted of three private structures; relaxed, non-pretentious and homely beach villas nestled discreetly into a landscape full of hundreds of old gum trees which stand there like living art sculptures.
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Located in the center of the lobby level, the storied Palm Court at The Plaza Hotel has been restored to its original grandeur. The Palm Court is one of the most spectacular places in town, and that demands that you have food and service and ambiance.
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Located at New York’s World Financial Center off Rush street. 915 3rd Avenue New York City, NY 10022. The  positive is the decor, which is reminiscent of a 1930s or 40s pub. The classic pub (restaurant) menu has favorites like tender calamari; buffalo chicken tenders; and dense meat loaf with dark gravy and creamy mashed potatoes.
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Thick wood tables for communal dining stretch down the middle of this room, surrounded by smaller tables. There’s  a communal table where up to 20 guests can eat.
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Set in India’s capitol city, the Oberoi Hotel reflects traditional Indian culture. The Oberoi is a modern  hotel, the best of its kind in India. It is centrally located and overlooks the prestigious Delhi Golf Club. The best hotel in New Delhi Annual Travel Award 2000.
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Presidio Social Club seems to be winning the popularity contest. Design details at  Presidio outpost are regimented into: vintage, stainless cabinets and spotless mirrors behind the marble bar; bare-bulb drop-lights alternating with silver-bullet ceiling fans. The Presidio Social Club convenes daily and no membership is ever required.
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