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Not the discovery, but the revelation of the "Blu Grotto" is to be credited to the romantic disposition of two German tourists who visited Capri in 1826: Augustus Kopisch, a writer, and Ernst Fries, a painter.
The Grotta was, however, already known locally as "Grotta Gradola", the name being taken from the neighbouring ancient landing place of Gradola and Gradelle, even though it was avoided as a weird and bewitched place not so much because of its narrow access, as because of the legends about monsters and witches that dwelt in it….
The Blu Grotto in Rosalie village is inspired by this natural phenomenon. A dark cavernous opening reveals a mystery of relaxation, fine food and great service. |
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Blu Grotto is a casual, relaxed home away from home, friendly Bar/Bistro that has a long list of loyal patrons who love to be where "everybody knows your name" and your drink. There’s a long list of tantalising tapas' available Monday to Wednesday from 3.00pm, Thursday to Sunday from 12.00pm plus the eclectic lunch & dinner menus, extensive wine list by the glass as well as a great beer and cocktail selection. Don't forget brekkie until 3.00 pm every weekend to be enjoyed with Brisbane's best coffee (Delzotti), freshly squeezed juices, and teas from T2. Come in and visit us and enjoy the warm hospitality that is Blu Grotto and yes we will end up "knowing your name" and you will be glad you came. |
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