Annata Restaurant & Wine Bar
Crows Nest, Sydney
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Event Description
Providing wonderful dining experiences underpinned by beautiful cuisine and perfectly matched wine is what we do at Annata. It is our passion. It is all we have ever known since being established in 2016. Located in Crows Nest on the lower North Shore of Sydney, Annata focusses on making your dining experience special. We like to engage with our guests and share our knowledge of food and wine while not being too intrusive. We avoid the formality and the stiffness of typical fine-dining experiences. Whether you are enjoying a cocktail at our bar, relaxing in our alfresco outdoor dining area or dining in our chic restaurant, our mission is to provide Annata's guests with the best dining experience north of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
WHEN
Saturday, 18th May 2024
AGE
65+ year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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