Matteo Double Bay

Double Bay, Sydney

Event Description

Matteo is your vibrant neighbourhood trattoria, located in the heart of Double Bay. "The spiritual successor to its former tenant, Limoncello. The southern Italian vibe here has been nailed, which is no surprise given the hospitality guns running the show. But it’s all about the pizza – perfectly light, elastic dough." - Broadsheet.

EVENT LOCATION

Matteo Double Bay

29 Bay Street

Double Bay, Sydney

WHEN

Saturday, 21st September 2024

AGE

50-60 year olds

COST

$39 booking fee

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EVENT LOCATION

Matteo Double Bay

29 Bay Street

Double Bay, Sydney

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