DrinkOld Kochi

XL Fishnet Bar

The bar fills up each day with tourists looking for a beer in Fort Cochin. There is nothing cosy about the place and the staff are quite lazy. It can be a nice spot to meet other travellers, since everyone has one thing in common: drinking beer. There is a busy restaurant downstairs that also serves beer (more pricey) and may be preferred by solo women.

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Address: Rose St, Fort Cochin
Hours: until about 10:30PM

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