Alpha Restaurant
Sydney, Sydney
Event Description
Take your seat at the table to enjoy the mouthwatering Alpha classics including spanakopita, moussaka and slow-roasted lamb. Our carefully crafted a la carte menus feature the finest ingredients and produce to ensure our guests have a modern and authentic Greek feast. We offer an extensive wine and drinks collection. Our list is an infusion of the best Greece and Australia have on offer.
WHEN
Saturday, 24th May 2025
AGE
65+ year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
NEED TO CANCEL AFTER REGISTERING?
Get in touch ASAP. Late cancellations and non-attendance will still incur a booking fee payment of $39.
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