With the first of our Good Food Month dining walk events less than two weeks away we have decided it's time to reveal some of the menu highlights!

For the European Flavours walk of Llankelly Laneway we will be meeting for a pre-walk drink at the newest-kid-on-the-block: Waterman's Lobster & Co. Situated at the Orwell Street end of the laneway, with a humming summer vibe as the bi-fold windows look out onto the lane and the funky outdoor seating.

We will enjoy a refreshing glass of either Jamsheed Madame Chard Chardonnay / Bress Sparkling. Accompanied by a juicy, lightly flavoured side dish of School Prawns seasoned with lime salt & aioli this will be a great start to our evening of indulgence!

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For the finale of the European Flavours Dining Walk The Roosevelt will be hosting us in the decadent Monroe Room. Decorated in high-style this is the heart of a New York-style venue. Slip back in time to an era when dames drank martinis and men boasted loudly about the number of whiskies they had over lunch. Originally owned by renowned underworld identity Abe Saffron, The Roosevelt takes its inspiration from the 50’s and 60’s and offer them up with a modern twist.

Prepare yourself for the spectacular baked pear dish created by chef Adam Lord - formerly of Wilbur's Place - port poached pear with smoked orange & ginger ice cream. Served with a dash of liquid nitrogen! But make sure you leave room for one of the Roosevelt's most popular cocktails:  the Cognac Classic.

 
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