Bistrot 916
Elizabeth Bay, Sydney
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Event Description
"If you've been craving all the charm and endearing qualities of an old-school Parisian bistro, then it's time to head to Bistro 916 in Potts Point, Sydney. Headed up by Dan Pepperell, fans of Hubert and Alberto's lounge will be excited by the French-inspired menu that doesn't shy away from tradition. Pink tablecloths line the cosy tables filled with plates of tuna tartare, steak frites and yes, lambs brains. Experience French dining with all the trimmings at Bistrot 916, bookings recommended." - Best Restaurants.com.au .
WHEN
Saturday, 16th March 2024
AGE
60+ year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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