Restaurant Two14

Braddon, Canberra

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Event Description

A modern, Australian twist on classic Italian dishes, Restaurant Two14 melds your firm favourites with new flavours with plates full of personality. Step through the doors of the Deco Hotel and into the ground floor restaurant, as the contemporary chic setting sets the stage for a delicious meal. The menu is specially curated by Head Chef Federico Pitasi, who has an extraordinary ability to craft unique flavours derived from his Italian heritage and subsequent sourcing of ingredients from the regions where he was raised.

EVENT LOCATION

Restaurant Two14

214 Northbourne Ave

Braddon, Canberra

WHEN

Saturday, 15th June 2024

AGE

50-60 year olds

COST

$39 booking fee

You’ll only be charged if you are confirmed for a seat and don’t cancel at least 48 hours before the event.

NEED TO CHANGE PLANS?

If you’re allocated a seat and later can’t attend, please let us know as soon as possible.
We use card details to discourage no-shows and keep dinners fair for everyone.

EVENT LOCATION

Restaurant Two14

214 Northbourne Ave

Braddon, Canberra


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