House of Maximon

Partystar Review

House of Maximon's kitsch decor gives you lots to look at and talk about. It's perfect first-date fodder really, but ideal for all lovers of quirk.

Picture this: at the entrance of an elevated cosy nook, a large image of a fair, naked maiden with tumbling locks glows in neon. (Privates demurely covered of course) Elsewhere, crucifixes and taxidermy adorn the walls. Here at Maximon, plastic flowers and tinkly chandeliers coexist seamlessly.

Maximon features mystical imagery from Dennis Ropar - a pop artist referred to as "Warhol on Crack", as well as authentic bone chandeliers, neon wizardry and original sculptures.

Spiced popcorn, nachos, house made cocktails, premium tap beers and a wide selection of local and imported beers will satisfy the palate of all levels of drinkers.

Julie Whiting