La Riviera Restaurant & Bar
Sydney, Sydney
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Event Description
Nestled near the Supreme Court & The Reserve Bank, next to Martin Place - La Riviera is an all-day brasserie style in a sophisticated format, more casual Italian upfront and French influence on the mezzanine. It’s an easy glamour that caters to every event. Curved plum chairs, luxurious banquette seating, Murano glass lighting and a hand-painted sea scape mural by Sydney artist Genevieve Felix-Reynolds. Beneath sky-high ceilings. A timeless setting and a new CBD classic.
WHEN
Saturday, 1st March 2025
AGE
40-50 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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