Rooftop bar amuses customers with its strict new dress code that bans guests from wearing 'hen's night sashes', 'cheap, ill-fitting suits' and 'cargo shorts'
- A bar has taken to Instagram to reveal their new tongue-in-cheek dress code
- Although it is meant to be taken lightly they are still serious about the new rules
- They have banned things such as comb-overs and overt hens parties
It isn't uncommon for bars and pubs to insist on customers abiding by a dress code.
And one Sydney venue recently made their strict list of rules public knowledge after posting a picture of the cheeky dress code board on social media.
The management team behind Slims Rooftop - a pink hued bar on the third floor of Hyde Park House near the CBD - shared their tongue-in-cheek list of rules and sparked an amused response from customers.
'Cheap, ill-fitting suits and power ties; seriously, nobody cares up here,' is one of the first things listed.
A Sydney venue has recently shared their new list of items that they have banned customers from wearing while at the venue
'Cheap, ill-fitting suits and power ties; seriously, nobody cares up here,' is one of the first things listed
They have also asked people to not have 'comb-overs' and they won't tolerate 'd***heads' or 'thongs after sunset'.
According to the post staff will also turn away groups in fancy dress and couples who are dressed to match.
Other banned items include 'shoes that you can't walk in', 'sh** chat', 'cargo shorts at all times' and sporting team jerseys.
The owners also don't want to see people in a high-vis kit as 'we've finished building up here', nor do they want those who will be 'creeping'.
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They have also asked people not wear 'big granny undies' or 'comb-overs' and they won't tolerate 'd***heads'
All of this considered, they have said that 'w**kers are ok in moderation... We all need a little pleasure sometimes!'.
On the Slims Rooftop website the management team have said that they also do not allow minors, bucks parties, mad-Mondays, overt hen's parties and 18th and 21st birthdays.
This is because they're 'all about fun but not at the expense of everyone else'.
According to the post staff will also turn away groups in fancy dress and couples who are dressed to match
Followers on Instagram seem to appreciate the amusing list, with many leaving appreciative comments on the post.
'Surprised they let us in,' one man joked as he tagged his friends.
'What were you getting up there before the new code?' another commenter curiously asked.
Other customers commented saying Slims Rooftop is 'our kind of bar' and 'how good are the new rules?'.
