Bopp and Tone

Sydney, Sydney

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Event Description

The Australian menu centres around honest and generous share food with Mediterranean influences, and is predominantly cooked on the in house wood grill or charcoal oven. Using only the most seasonal produce, with a focus on seafood and both cured and cooked meats, signatures include char grilled whole Hawkesbury River calamari, free range spatchcock, pasture fed Brooklyn Valley steaks and botanical fare.

EVENT LOCATION

Bopp and Tone

60 Carrington Street, Wynyard Park

Sydney, Sydney

WHEN

Saturday, 8th February 2025

AGE

65+ year olds

COST

$39 booking fee

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Get in touch ASAP. Late cancellations and non-attendance will still incur a booking fee payment of $39.

EVENT LOCATION

Bopp and Tone

60 Carrington Street, Wynyard Park

Sydney, Sydney


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