Carlotta
Canberra, Canberra
Event Description
Carlotta is a distinctly Australian celebration of Mediterranean flavours and hospitality. We’re channelling the generous spirit of Mediterranean dining, giving a warm and vibrant nod to the trattorias and tavernas found dotted along the European coastline. Carlotta’s menu encourages shared feasting across an ever-evolving selection of antipasti, handmade pasta, and meat and seafood cooked over coals, with a custom-made wood oven from Naples taking pride of place in the kitchen.
WHEN
Saturday, 10th May 2025
AGE
45-55 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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