Grana

Sydney, Sydney

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Event Description

Grana is the Italian word for “grain”, which is at the heart of what we do. The Grains that we use have been sourced from local NSW farms, preferring producers with smaller crops and less common heritage grains. We mill them on-site to produce our own flour, which is then used in our pasta room and pastry kitchen to produce fresh and delicious culinary experiences to enjoy. Our menu is approachable and driven by fresh and high quality produce, with our drinks being simple, well made and tasty. We combine this with humble and warm service, opening our doors from lunch to late evenings – always being there for our guests, at absolutely any time of the day

EVENT LOCATION

Grana

Sydney, Sydney

WHEN

Saturday, 25th May 2024

AGE

50-60 year olds

COST

$39 booking fee

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EVENT LOCATION

Grana

Sydney, Sydney


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