The Beehive Hotel

Hawthorn, Melbourne

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Event Description

Join your table in the dining room of the newly renovated Beehive Hotel! "The Beehive Hotel, built on the corner of Barkers Road and High Street in 1855, has reopened with its original name and its interiors restored. Melbourne-raised chef Chris Rendell – who’s worked in kitchens here as well as in New Zealand, London and New York – wrote the menu, which is approachable above all else. Some cheffy touches prevail, thanks to the wood-fired oven and charcoal grill." - The Age

EVENT LOCATION

The Beehive Hotel Dining Room

84 Barkers Road

Hawthorn, Melbourne

WHEN

Saturday, 17th August 2024

AGE

55-65 year olds

COST

$39 booking fee

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EVENT LOCATION

The Beehive Hotel Dining Room

84 Barkers Road

Hawthorn, Melbourne


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