Of all the great plates you'll find at Bacchus Restaurant in the Wedgewood Hotel, the one on the wall tells the story best. It's the plate inscribed with the Four Diamond Award from the CAA/AAA. It is a perfect companion to the Wedgewood's own Four Diamond rating, an honour indicating that this rooms' service is second to none. Walk through the Hornby Street entrance, and Bacchus' attention to detail is immediately apparent. You are instantly surrounded by luxury, with richly upholstered furniture, warm, dark wood, and light fixtures imported from Venice personally by owner Eleni Skalbania. A large canvas depicting Bacchus himself, Greek god of wine and revelry, presides over the room. Lee Parsons presides over the food as Executive Chef. With food like this, you would naturally expect an outstanding wine list, and Bacchus does not disappoint. From the West Coast to France, Italy, South Africa and Australia, Bacchus takes xenophiles on a tour of the world's finest vineyards.more...See more text
Your glass of B.C. red or white will perfectly accompany the soft sounds of live piano music playing at Bacchus. The restaurant makes it their top priority to select the best wines from around the world, while always keeping with the theme of the current menu. If you need further proof about how seriously they take their wine here, just look at the walls where there are paintings of the god of wine himself.
If you’re looking for Old World European charm to celebrate Mother’s Day, then Bacchus Restaurant and Lounge at the Wedgewood Hotel is just the place. They’re putting on a special three-course brunch service for Mom that includes the likes of tomato watermelon gazpacho with chilled poached scallops or traditional beef tartar for starters. Mains include brioche French toast with chicken basil sausage, gently poached halibut, or a crispy duck confit with poached egg. And to round it all off, dessert options run from a stilton cheesecake with rhubarb compote and a port reduction, to a Bailey’s Sundae.
Of all the great plates you'll find at Bacchus Restaurant in the Wedgewood Hotel, the one on the wall tells the story best. It's the plate inscribed with the Four Diamond Award from the CAA/AAA. Walk through the Hornby Street entrance, and Bacchus' attention to detail is immediately apparent. You are instantly surrounded by luxury, with richly upholstered furniture, warm, dark wood, and light fixtures imported from Venice. Lee Parsons presides over the food as executive chef. With food like this, you would naturally expect an outstanding wine list, and Bacchus does not disappoint.