Fish At the Rocks
Millers Point, Sydney
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Event Description
Sydney's Fish at The Rocks restaurant has been serving fresh seafood and fine wine in a welcoming and laid back setting for years. Housed in a historic building dating back to 1919, the restaurant's interior echoes the tranquillity of the ocean. Those with a crustacean fixation can feast on whole Tasmanian lobster, Moreton Bay Bugs and Queensland King Prawns.
WHEN
Saturday, 21st September 2024
AGE
60+ year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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