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Osborne’s shares the love for singles this Valentine’s Day
Osborne’s Bar and Kitchen is sharing the love with all singles this Valentine’s Day by offering some exclusive cocktails for the special night at its stylish premises in Jesmond.
One of Newcastle’s most popular cocktail bars, Osborne’s will be shaking things up on the 14th February with a range of exclusive cocktails made especially for the occasion including Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Some Like It Hot, Pretty Woman and Charlie’s Angels.
Osborne’s manager Matt Stephenson said: “We’ve tapped into the fact that not everyone will be part of a couple on Valentine’s Day and people might want to come out for a night with their nearest and dearest friends instead.
“Our mixologists love keeping things fresh and like nothing more than bringing something new and exciting to the table for our clients. We are welcoming all those who are looking to turn Valentine’s on its head this year for an evening not to be missed - whether it’s a girl’s night out or mixed group of friends looking to celebrate their single status.”
The exclusive preview cocktails follows the theme of its new extensive cocktail menu based around classic movies which will launch next month.
He continued: “Of course, we haven’t forgotten those couples who want to enjoy a romantic evening out at our sister restaurant Scalini’s and have created some special cocktails for lovers too including Be Mine Mojito, Cupid’s Kiss, Love Potion No. 9 and Sparkling Sweetheart for an after dinner treat.”
Family-run leisure, property and care company The Malhotra Group confirmed a commitment to invest £43 million pound last year in a five-year plan to improve all areas of the leisure arm.
Osborne’s Bar and Kitchen is situated on Osborne Road in Jesmond and is part of the Malhotra Group.
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