Dolce Fiori

Randwick, Sydney

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Event Description

Our mission at Dolce Fiori is to offer our guests an authentic taste of Italy, focusing primarily on the culinary delights of Northern Italy. Our talented chefs have mastered the art of creating dishes that capture the essence of Italian gastronomy. From rich, creamy risottos to hearty pasta dishes and delectable seafood, each plate is a journey through the Northern Italian countryside. We take pride in using the finest ingredients to ensure every bite is a flavour explosion.

EVENT LOCATION

Dolce Fiori

52 Saint Pauls Street

Randwick, Sydney

WHEN

Saturday, 12th April 2025

AGE

60+ year olds

COST

$39 booking fee

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EVENT LOCATION

Dolce Fiori

52 Saint Pauls Street

Randwick, Sydney


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