Nineteen Ten — Restaurant in Adelaide

Today, my friends and I came to see the performance. When we were in the queue, there was a cut, and no staff came to manage it. But we think that there may be too many people in the queue, which makes it impossible to stop the cutting in time, so we tried to bear such behavior. After entering the venue, the staff arranged us to a very remote corner. After we seated on the spot, we found that we could not see anything, so we asked the staff politely if we could move to another table, and the staff agreed. But she didn't tell us that there was already someone seating there, and they arranged other people to seat on our original spot, so eventually we didn't have a seat. So we tried to find a new seat but a group of white gentlemen and ladies asked us to leave and told us that we were not allowed to sit in the ‘aisle’, but the stuff arranged seats in the ‘aisle’, so I think everyone who sees those seats will think it is OK to sit there. So we went to the staff for finding the seats again, but instead they said that we were not seated in the original place. However, only after obtaining the staff's approval did we switch seats. And the show started late for about 30 minutes, during which the staff asked all the white ladies and gentlemen around us if they needed drinks or table water, but never asked us. This situation made us feel very confused and upset. We are just two Asian girls and we don't know how to deal with a situation like this. I thought Australia is a very welcoming country and this is the first time that we felt a different way. In this case my friend and I had no choice but went out halfway through the show. I really don't know why such an upsetting thing happened in this bar, I hope the staff can be nicer to Asian girls like us in the future🥺, we are really confused and upset in...

Nineteen Ten in Adelaide's CBD is an absolute delight! As a retired hospitality worker, I truly appreciate seeing staff who not only enjoy their work but also create an inviting and positive atmosphere. Tom, who served me, showcased exceptional bartending skills along with a friendly smile and charm. The burlesque show was fantastic—engaging and interactive, which really enhanced the excitement of the evening. As a lover of dance, the performers personally convinced me to try burlesque myself. Their energy and charisma were truly inspiring, and their performances left me eager to explore this art form further. The surprise of a rooftop pool, used creatively in the performances, added a unique touch. The live music was lively and fun, with audience participation encouraged, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Plus, the luxurious lift to the rooftop was a nice touch that set this venue apart from the usual. Highly recommend Nineteen Ten for a memorable and...

10/10. I hadn’t heard of this spectacular Adelaide venue until recently when my friend decided to hold a joint birthday / hens evening here!

Absolute Adelaide rooftop GEM. I did zero research, paid my fee and turned up 🤩

This place actually has something that resembles customer service, which you don’t see often in many places these days.

Greeted by a wonderful door lady who checked us in and showed us up in the lift.

We helped our self to some blankets on the way in as it’s a cool evening - nice touch!

Prompt service at the bar, but what was even better was the amazing staff that kept checking in on us regularly.

I want to give a super mention to Kaiden who was an absolute delight - Its lovely to see somebody who enjoys helping people working this hard who is a crowd pleaser 🙊

The performers I found to be very talented and tasteful 🤭

Cannot wait to come...