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Rémy Choisy stands behind the bar counter with a selection of passion fruit, coconut and coffee infused rums.

Dodo not extinct
Publication date 15 September 2017 | 02:10 | ICT

Nestled behind a tree on a one-way stretch of Street 130, and with no lit signage, Dodo Bar is easy to miss.

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