Atta Restaurant
Albert Park, Melbourne
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Event Description
Atta Restaurant is a hatted Indian restaurant housed in a heritage listed building, located in the Albert Park village. We emphasise 'fun' dining, yet keep the 'fine' dining experience. We proudly present Charcoal/tandoor, where delicious tandoori dishes are suffused with all the authentic aromas and secrets of traditional tandoori cooking, delivered in a sleek, modern, vibrant and social environment. Come and be part of our journey and passion for Indian food.
WHEN
Saturday, 11th January 2025
AGE
40-50 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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