Philhellene
Moonee Ponds, Melbourne
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Event Description
At Philhellene, they present an authentic style of food and drink using high quality produce and applying traditional methods derived from our own mother's cooking. This makes for a memorable and even emotional occasion. Philhellene has won the ‘best Greek restaurant’ in the Age Good Food Guide several times.
WHEN
Saturday, 12th July 2025
AGE
65+ year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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