Marina Lunga , Balmain
Balmain, Sydney
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Event Description
Marina Lunga Balmain is a bit of a foodie haven, but even amongst the dining riches of Darling St, Marina Lunga is a definite local fave. And why not? Its a classic Italian bistro serving all your go-to dishes including wood-fired pizza with traditional toppings (Margherita, ham and mushroom or pepperoni) or gourmet (think smoked salmon, artichokes and Spanish onion, or the Di Patate, all buttery garlic and thinly sliced potatoes with rosemary).
WHEN
Saturday, 16 March 19
AGE
50-60 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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