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Downbeat

 


Another one from Orewa, this one is a restaurant named "Downbeat" on the main street, looks like it's located in a nice sunny spot with plenty of tables outside. There's not alot of information about them online, apparently they sold the business a few months ago but it looks like they mostly play jazz music. Photo taken in the morning just after they had opened so not many people about.

Linking up with Weekend ReflectionsShadow Shot Sunday and the Weekend Roundup.

Comments

James said…
Now it's called Boulevard Bar & Eatery. Hopefully it does well.
Fun60 said…
Nice to sit there in the sunshine and watch the world go by.
roentare said…
Jazz music is alright too
Revrunner said…
Great name for a jazz venue. :-)
Tigger's Mum said…
Thank goodness you ecplained the jazz connection. Alternative meanings didn't make sense with the appearance.
Veronica Lee said…
It must be nice to enjoy some jazz in the sun.
Hope the new owners keep the vibe going!
Iris Flavia said…
To have summer, as long as not Heavy Metal I wouldn´t care much about the music...
Tom said…
...the Downbeat has a nice jazz sound to it.
Paspii said…
Love this Street Photo!
Lisa said…
Great shadows! So straight and tidy! Looks like a nice place to relax a while.
Bill said…
Nice sreet shot and a great name for the business.
Alana said…
It would be so nice to be able to sit outside somewhere and listen to good music while watching the world go by.
William Kendall said…
I like the look of the place.

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