Kittyhawk
Sydney, Sydney
Event Description
Taking its name from a US fighter jet, Kittyhawk takes you back to the historic French liberation, when US and French troops celebrated liberté, egalité and fraternité on the streets of Paris. Inside this generously sized but intimate feeling time capsule of a venue you'll find walls decorated with vintage wartime posters, gleaming leather banquettes and velvet chairs. The food is playful French fare where dishes with rustic tradition are delivered with dashes of contemporary luxury.
WHEN
Saturday, 31st May 2025
AGE
30-40 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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