The Squire's Landing
The Rocks, Sydney
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Event Description
The Squire’s Landing is Australia’s flagship James Squire Brewhouse. The Squire’s Landing tells the legend of James Squire; a convict on the First Fleet but perhaps more importantly, Australia’s first brewer. The venue is a two storey restaurant and brewhouse with a freestanding, fully glazed microbrewery with incredible 270 degree views overlooking the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. The menus are a collection of unique modern Australian flavours, woven together by inspiration from the legend himself, James Squire. Your table is booked in the 1st floor restaurant.
WHEN
Saturday, 6th July 2024
AGE
30-40 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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